I've checked in rev. 1001, fixing a severe bug in engine support. With rev. <= 1000 it's possible that learning files will be cleared (e.g. with Critter). I didn't know yet about the existence of such dangerous buttons like "SF Clear", in rev. 1001 no button will be triggered at engine start-up anymore.
------------------------------------------------------------------- I'm planning to move the repository of Scidb from Sourceforge to Launchpad (launchapd.net). Currently I'm using Subversion (SVN) as revision control system, but this system is out-dated, modern systems are supporting file renaming, for example, and SVN does not support this feature. I decided to use Bazaar as revision control system, because 1. Mercury is quite simple and user-friendly, but does not provide revisions numbers (a 64 bit hexadecimal number is not a revision number), and this is an exclusion criterion. 2. Git is too complicated and user-unfriendly, even a simple repository update is a problem. Furthermore it does not provide revision numbers. 3. Bazaar is simple and very user-friendly, and it provides a good GUI in the basic installation package. Currently only a few source code hosters are supporting Bazaar, and I think I will switch to launchpad.net. There are more reasons to leave Sourceforge: 1. See http://www.davescomputertips.com/sourceforges-new-installer-bundles-adware/. 2. Sourceforge has lost quality of services like source code browsers, bug tracker, mailing lists, etc. 3. Sourceforge is cancelling services like Bazaar support, and hosted applications (Piwik, Guestbook, ...). Sourceforge is turning towards to poverty, time to leave. I will post a message as soon as the repository is switched (but I'm not doing this immediately). By the way, does anyone already have experience with Bazaar?
