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Date : 2013-10-30T01:04:24
Merge branch 'minor' * minor: tests: fix spurious failure when zip is present but unzip is not tests: fix spurious failure due to localization issues NEWS: update with the changes since v1.14 docs: correct typos in the fix-timestamp.sh script python: byte-compile nobase_*_PYTHON files only once cosmetics: typofix in the 'missing' script test: avoid false positives in 'cc-no-c-o' script test harness: improve catching of usage errors in script 'test-driver' tests: fix a spurious failure on NetBSD-current am-ft: make the environment available earlier NEWS: post-release tweaks (for 1.14.x series) tests: avoid a spurious failure on MacOS X 10.6.8 tests: don't risk hanging on the 'cl' requirement
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