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| 2017-11-01 | 2017-11-03 | ||
| modification and permisssions with no value (martin) | owner and group in GetFileInfo (martin) | ||
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| ===== [[5.12]] 5.12 (not released yet) ===== | ===== [[5.12]] 5.12 (not released yet) ===== | ||
| - | === 2017-11-01 === | + | === 2017-11-03 === |
| * Bug fix: Stalled connection attempts can be canceled promptly. [[bug>1564]] | * Bug fix: Stalled connection attempts can be canceled promptly. [[bug>1564]] | ||
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| * Extensions metadata can span multiple lines. | * Extensions metadata can span multiple lines. | ||
| * Change: Change: XML log tags ''<modification>'' and ''<permisssions>'' are absent, if their values are not known. Previously they would have value of ''1899-12-30T01:00:00.000Z'' and ''---------'' respectively. Consequently the .NET assembly ''RemoteFileInfo.LastWriteTime'' and ''RemoteFileInfo.FilePermissions'' have values ''DateTime.MinValue'' and ''null'', respectively. | * Change: Change: XML log tags ''<modification>'' and ''<permisssions>'' are absent, if their values are not known. Previously they would have value of ''1899-12-30T01:00:00.000Z'' and ''---------'' respectively. Consequently the .NET assembly ''RemoteFileInfo.LastWriteTime'' and ''RemoteFileInfo.FilePermissions'' have values ''DateTime.MinValue'' and ''null'', respectively. | ||
| + | * File owner and group, if available, are recorded in ''<stat>'' tag of XML log and consequently .NET assembly ''Session.GetFileInfo'' method is able to retrieve them. | ||
| * .NET assembly timeout for waiting for WinSCP response is always at least as long as session timeout. | * .NET assembly timeout for waiting for WinSCP response is always at least as long as session timeout. | ||
| * Bug fix: Command-line is disabled even for a local panel, if no session is connected or the connected session does support executing remote commands. | * Bug fix: Command-line is disabled even for a local panel, if no session is connected or the connected session does support executing remote commands. | ||