Changelog for i18ntestcase

    (name of developer listed in brackets)

i18ntestcase 1.2 - released January 1, 2008

    - Moved to a real package layout.
      [hannosch]

    - Extended support for locales folder. Now both a locales folder and an
      i18n folder are supported at the same time.
      [hannosch]

    - Added &reg; to the allowed HTML entities and removed &trade;.
      [hannosch]

    - Implemented support for locales folder layout as used by Zope3. If
      there's an i18n folder inside a product this is used however.
      [hannosch]

i18ntestcase 1.1 - released November 20, 2005

    - Finally made running tests via 'zopectl test' work.
      [hannosch]

    - Got rid of the last external binary dependency. Provided much nicer error
      messages for missing or additional messages in comparision of pot and po
      files. At least on Windows this results in a major speed improvement
      (16 sec now, 150 sec before)!
      [hannosch]

i18ntestcase 1.0 - released October 5, 2005

    - Lower-cased package name, to conform to Zope3/Python style
      [hannosch]

    - Fixed an issue with getPoFiles not being strict enough on product
      matching, resulting in plonelanguagetool po's found for the plone product
      [hannosch]

    - Move to new default comments (#. Default: "") instead of old original
      comments (# Original: "").
      [hannosch]

    - Adopted syntax for i18ndude 2.0. From this point forward i18ndude 1.x
      is not supported anymore.
      [hannosch]

    - Optimized slightly for speed (approx. 5% faster)
      [hannosch]

I18NTestCase 0.2 - released September 3, 2005

    - Got rid of a bunch of external binary dependencies by replacing the 
      testNoDuplicateMsgId() test by the Python-only version taken from CPS.
      [hannosch]

    - Reordered the "if __name__ == '__main__':" magic calls in a way that
      calling the test_i18n.py script directly also works.
      [hannosch]

I18NTestCase 0.1 - released August 28, 2005

    - Tagged and released v0.1
      [hannosch]
