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Upgrade to remove group tables from Mahara. They'll be back, as renamed community tables, but for now, farewell! *plays taps*

Fix issue found when attempting to upgrade a dupe of myportfolio.ac.nz - lang setting might already be fixed in the database, causing a foreign key violation

Fix inconsistency with the email field of the user table. It always was nullable in all previous versions, there's no reason to change that now

Moved setting of a foreign key into the internal auth plugin in an attempt to allow the upgrade to 0.8 work

Mark the upgrade to 0.8 as one where you don't have to log in to hit the upgrade page (as the auth tables have changed)

Removed a bunch of code that allows the admin user to log in if the 0.8 code is in place but the upgrade hasn't happened yet. This can be handled better with the 'disablelogin' feature of upgrading. Also removed a couple of unnecessary debugging lines

An attempt at fixing the failed upgrade from 0.7 to 0.8 due to a key being set up before correct values are available

[XMLDB] Added config line to prevent notices about an undefined property when installing under postgres

Make sure the language is set to english on install, so that in places where we pass the language to third party programs (like tinymce), they know what to use

Removed debug code that would cause users to have to change their password unnecessarily when upgrading. Some code formatting fixes, and removed a catch-all-exceptions block that only hides why errors have occured

Allow the calendar to be multi-language. Fixed problem with german language file causing the calender to explode

Changed the way the end of file is detected in the uploaded CSV files, so that files with no newline have the last line detected and returned properly (bug 652)

Make sure that the correct 'no results' message comes through when rendering a blog with no posts (fixes bug 674)

Removed some bunk stylesheets, and the <link> for the dev.css file. Fixed bug 698, where the layout of create view step 3 in IE6 looks awful. There's a few other tidyups in the CSS as well, tho IE still won't behave properly about the > icon

More cleanups to the artefact tree display, related to the bug where the > wasn't shown for long artefact names in IE6