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Russell Keith-Magee
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Added svn:ignore properties to some recently added directories.
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Fixed #7441 - Improved the doctest OutputChecker to be more lenient with JSON an XML outputs. This is required so that output ordering that doesn't matter at a semantic level (such as the order of keys in a JSON dictionary, or attributes in an XML element) isn't caught as a test failure. Thanks to Leo Soto for the patch.
Fixed #7832 -- Corrected a formatting error in the newforms docs. Thanks to omat@gezgin.com for the report.
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Fixed #7441 - Improved the doctest OutputChecker to be more lenient with JSON an XML outputs. This is required so that output ordering that doesn't matter at a semantic level (such as the order of keys in a JSON dictionary, or attributes in an XML element) isn't caught as a test failure. Thanks to Leo Soto for the patch.
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