[not a bug] V 1.3.7 - Some New Files Not Included in Changelog

[Pixxi]

Not a bug, but anyone upgrading to v 1.3.7 using the list of files in the changelog as a guide might be helped by knowing that the following 3 files are new in v 1.3.7 but are not listed in the v 1.3.7 changelog:

includes/languages/english/modules/payment/paypalwpp.php

includes/modules/pages/account_history_info/jscript_main.php

includes/modules/pages/popup_shipping_estimator/jscript_addr_pulldowns.php

[DrByte]

Since you're the second person to say the same thing, perhaps we need to change the format of the changelog.
Presently it shows filenames listed in categories:
- moved
- changed
- deleted
- new

The following is the "new files" section in the v1.3.7 changelog, which you'll see if you scroll just a little further down the file:

New Files (since release of v1.3.6)

/docs/changelog-v1-3-7.html 

/docs/whatsnew_1.3.7.html 

/includes/languages/english/modules/payment/paypalwpp.php 

/includes/modules/pages/account_history_info/jscript_main.php 

/includes/modules/pages/popup_shipping_estimator/jscript_addr_pulldowns.php 

/includes/modules/payment/paypalwpp.php 

/includes/modules/payment/paypal/paypal_curl.php 

/includes/modules/payment/paypal/paypalwpp_admin_notification.php 

/includes/modules/payment/paypal/tpl_ec_button.php 

/includes/templates/template_default/buttons/english/button_create_account.gif 

/includes/templates/template_default/buttons/english/button_delete_small.gif 

/includes/templates/template_default/buttons/english/button_logoff.gif 

/includes/templates/template_default/buttons/english/search_small.gif 

/zc_install/sql/mysql_upgrade_zencart_136_to_137.sql

[Pixxi]

Aaargh! - That's what I get for copying/pasting the changed files list into my text editor so I can increase the line spacing and print them out for ticking-off. Don't you just hate it when things like that happen ...

You're absolutely right, and my fault completely for not scrolling down a bit more.

And no, I think the present layout is fine - it separates the new from the changed, which is very useful - providing you remember to use that newfangled scrolly-bar thingy on the browser window, that is ...


/me goes off to hide under stone for a while ....