Release Notes

0.2.0 — Released 2013-01-04

NEW: Updated to use Kiln 2.0 API (as 1.0 API is deprecated). In addition to using API key for token, you can now also use an Access Token.

FIXED: Issue 3 ( Script fails to pull instead of clone if hg username is a first/last name combination.)
FIXED: Comparison of project names when using --limit and FogBugz/Kiln is not at root of web server.
NEW: --scheme command-line option. Allows for turning off SSL which can be useful for local backups.

FIXED: Issue 1 (No space between repo name and password prompt.) Thanks to user moiseev.me.
FIXED: Issue 2 (Encoding error when stdout encoding is unknown or not available.) Thanks to user sbuscay for reporting the problem and kenneth.morse for providing a patch.

NEW: --update command-line option. This causes a working copy of your files to be placed in the repo directory, exactly as if you had used hg clone. Normally we do not update, because when backing up, a working copy uses up disk space for no good reason. But this could be useful to maintain, say, a compilable version of your code for use with continuous integration.
NEW: Return an error code if there were zero (0) repositories to back up. You probably made a typo, so we want you to notice.

NEW: You can back up only part of your Kiln account, such as one project, one group, or one repository. To do this, use the --limit command line option: ./kiln-local-backup --limit "My Project/My Group" would back up only the repositories in the group “My Group” in the project “My Project”.
CHANGED: The --save option has been removed. Your FogBugz API token and Kiln server name are now always saved to backup.config in your backup destination directory.

FIXED: The script would not run from Windows Scheduled Tasks due to a problem with KilnAuth expanding the path ~\_hgcookies.
FIXED: Pre-create the target directories. This prevented the script from running if you specified a backup directory that didn’t exist yet.