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No new feature added, it's just about porting to recent versions of dependancies. It works with current gentoo/portage/Qt/PyQt.

You can download a tarball from the 'File' tab upthere, but most people will clone from https://hg.freehackers.org/orzel/GentooDepBrowser

There was some (really) few minor fixes. We don't support python 2 any more.

At last python 2.7 is discontinued and the whole world has moved to p3k.

Or has it ?? Mercurial core is barely ported to p3k, and as an extension, it's hard to deal with it. But we have to move forward nonetheless.

From now on, this extension will only be tested with python 3 (currently testing with 3.6 and 3.7).

Other changes are the standard bug fixes and adaptation to upstream API changes, most notably matplotlib.

Most people have a clone which they can just update, but for those oldschool, I've put the usual tarballs on the 'file' tab, up-there.

• porting to make it work with mercurial 4.7. As a result, at least mercurial 4.6 is required. Otherwise, please use hgactivity-2.4
• porting to PyQt5, (py)Qt4 has been obsolete for long now

As usual, you can clone/update your repository, or download a tarball from the 'file' tab, up-there.

Most importantly, fixes compatibility with mercurial 4.6.

As usual, you can clone/update your repository, or download a tarball from the 'file' tab, up-there.

"boring" maintenance release with accumulated bug fixes and small enhancements
This is the last release based on Qt4

The main feature is that we've switched to Qt5. There are also some minor improvements, such as 'smoothness' configuration and several fixes for the neverending moving target matplolib, along with some general fixes/cleanup.

Normal maintenance release, fixing some bugs, and adapting to recent mercurial and matplotlib releases.

As usual, you can clone/update your repository, or download a tarball from the 'file' tab, up-there.

This release includes patches and ideas from Rudy Matela, improving the convolution (hence the look) and adding an option to exclude some revisions (--excluderevs).
And of course, fixes for all known issues so far, mostly some compatibility problems (MS Windows, recent versions of matplotlib).

As usual, you can clone/update your repository, or download a tarball from the 'file' tab, up-there.

The whole release announcement is on my blog