All releases of DEPS
Release Notes: The default project class is not confused any more by leading "./" in paths. Dependencies are now correctly found again on Windows. A new node style to show statistics about group members was added. The documentation was updated.
Release Notes: Graphs of grouped nodes now only include the defined groups. The new --consolidate flag is now available to merge such graphs to get the old behavior. As a side-effect, this flag also controls the highest group-level of the nodes to be drawn, in place of the --group flag, which was temporarily removed. The uniqueincludes project class, which has been broken since 0.6, has been fixed, as was the calculation of edge weights. A project is now made of a set of graphs, themselves connected as a graph, representing the transformations used to produce them from the other graphs. Most APIs changed consequently.
Release Notes: Ported to non-Unix platforms (tested on Windows). This release has finally implemented/fixed node group coloring. A default path for system-includes lookup has been added.
Release Notes: Adds the ability to generate graphs for the Tulip OpenGL-based graph renderer, in addition to Graphviz.
Release Notes: Documentation on how to use this program has been improved.
Release Notes: A bug has been fixed that caused files with .c and .h suffixes to be ignored by the C/C++ dependency extractor when recursing in a directory.
Release Notes: The program can easily be run from the source tree without the need to install it. It has better behaviour on command line errors, logging of the command line and version in the report file, and a new --version flag.
Release Notes: Directory arguments are now searched for files, allowing you to handle projects with a large number of files. A regular expression matching files to consider during this search can be overridden on the command line. More statistics are written to the report file.
Release Notes: Visible edges are now labelled with the number of real dependencies flowing through them; the transitive reduction has been given a huge performance boost. More documentation has been written, and there are several bugfixes and cleanups.
Release Notes: This release fixes the distributed tarball, which missed the C and Perl dependency extractors, rendering the package mostly useless.
