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1.2.x Stable Releases
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1.2.0rc1 (10/13/2016)
Second release candidate for stable 1.2.0.
API Changes
Add subsystem_utils to test_infra RB #4303
Bugfixes
Refactoring, Improvements, and Tooling
Version clarification RB #4299
1.2.0rc0 (10/07/2016)
First release candidate for stable 1.2.0.
New Features
Refactoring, Improvements, and Tooling
Add libffi to pants pre-reqs, qualify JDK req. RB #4285
Update the setup.py description. RB #4283
Refactor Intermediate Target Generation Logic RB #4277
Clean up after failed artifact extractions RB #4255
Publish the CPP plugin RB #4282
Change –no-dryrun to the new flag in docs RB #4280
Add –no-transitive flag to findbugs so you can run findbugs only for the targets specified on the command line RB #4276
New Engine Work
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