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Changes:
r554 - Fix --rev option (git backend) when argument has a colon (issue 211) r552 - Fix exception while trying to output an error (issue 3109015) r546 - Add application/x-sh to whitelist of uploadable files, by Derek Schuff r541 - Fix variable usage when getting/setting keyring password (issue 1900041) r538 - Fetch base file from SVN url if local history is missing (issue 208) r537 - Optionally use the 'keyring' module to avoid password prompts r535 - Improve captcha message for Google Apps accounts (Issue 1690047) r534 - Convert Unicode values to ASCII (issue 1590044) r531 - Add account type flag to upload.py (issue195)
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