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This release is dedicated to Sam Boyer, who saved Version Control API with lots of interest, enthusiasm and persistence. Dude, you rock. So, the release announcement.
We decided to move on to the Drupal 6 port as soon as possible, so instead of adding a ton of features to the now reinstated 5.x version, you'll get 5.x-2.0 the way it is now: at least as nice as 5.x-1.0, and most importantly with much more sanity under the hood. Upgrading to this release is recommended to everyone using Version Control API with Subversion and/or CVS - I am not aware of any regressions, but doing a release candidate is probably still a good idea. If you find any issues with this release, please report it to the issue queue.
A slightly more detailed description of the changes can be found in the 5.x-2.0-alpha1 release announcement, repeating it here probably doesn't make all too much sense. (No noteworthy changes since then, too.)
At this point, we're feature freezing this 5.x-2.x version. Bug reports will still be investigated, and are appreciated too. New features will only go into the Drupal 6 version which is now being started, unless someone feels like contributing unexpected patches for 5.x-2.x. The 5.x-1.x version will be fed with security fixes if any are found (which has not been the case until now), and will otherwise receive neither bug fixes nor new features. When the Git and Mercurial backends are updated, the 5.x-1.x version will be wholly deprecated.
Now, on into the future... let's take back what's ours! Watch out, cvs.module - Version Control API is coming! Oh yeah, and I do hope you enjoy this release as much as I do.
