Meld 3.15.1

[Kai Willadsen <kai willadsen gmail com>]

Meld 3.15.1 has been released, and is now available at:
  http://download.gnome.org/sources/meld/3.15/meld-3.15.1.tar.xz


Features
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 * Text ignored by filters is now dimmed to give some visual feedback that
   it's being ignored (David Rabel)
 * Text filters now apply independently, improving consistency; note that
   this is a behaviour change as filter order no longer matters, and filters
   will always apply to the original (not the filtered) text (David Rabel,
   Kai Willadsen)
 * Recent menu items now show more detail in tooltips (Alan Suran)
 * Update dialog action area layout for GTK+ theme changes (Kai Willadsen)


Fixes
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 * Conflict resolution prompt now resolves properly again (Andrew Sutherland)
 * Silence some GTK+ assertions on window close (Zain)
 * Fix default filter issues from recent rework (Erik Schilling)
 * Percent-containing commit messages no longer corrupt our recent commit
   messages store (Kai Willadsen)
 * Fix some problems with unicode user directories on Windows (Kai Willadsen)
 * Fix encoding issues when saving files with load errors (Kai Willadsen)
 * Fix drawing corruption when scrolling horizontally (Kai Willadsen)
 * Fix clicking on the diffmap scrolling to the wrong location (Kai Willadsen)
 * Fix off-by-one drawing error for final line in file (Kai Willadsen)
 * Fix introspection requires to silence startup warnings (Kai Willadsen)
 * Fix clearing syncpoints (Kai Willadsen)
 * Add manual appdata kudos markers (Kai Willadsen)
 * PEP8 fixes (David Rabel, Kai Willadsen)


Translations
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 * Daniel Mustieles (es)
 * Marek Černocký (cs)
 * Milo Casagrande (it)
 * Pedro Albuquerque (pt)
 * Piotr Drąg (pl)
 * Rafael Fontenelle (pt_BR)


What is Meld?
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Meld is a visual diff and merge tool. It lets you compare two or three files,
and updates the comparisons while you edit them in-place. You can also compare
folders, launching comparisons of individual files as desired. Last but by no
means least, Meld lets you work with your current changes in a wide variety of
version control systems, including Git, Bazaar, Mercurial and Subversion.