The new version of Sourcegear Vault is now available -  

New Functionality

• Visual Studio 2005 client. This new client allows a much deeper integration in Visual Studio, including the ability to work in either VSS or CVS mode. It is highly recommended that all Visual Studio 2005 users install Visual Studio 2005 Service Pack 1.

• Eclipse client. This new client allows integration with the Eclipse IDE, including Eclipse on non-Windows platforms, like Linux, Solaris and Mac OS X.

• Preview Move, Rename and Delete options. For users who have the auto-commit option disabled, or who are working in the Visual Studio 2005 or Eclipse IDE clients, move, rename and deletes will be reflected in the working folder when they are pended. This allows users to see all the implications of a refactoring operation and correct the build before checkin in any changes.

• New Web-based admin tool. The new Admin Web client allows administrators to configure their Vault server without installing a separate application. All previous operations are available to administrators through the Admin Web Client.

Improvements

• Repository Admins. The new Admin web client allows users to be given administrator rights to a single repository. These admins will not be able to change server-wide settings, or settings in other repositories.
• Group-based Repository Access. Groups can now be granted or denied access to repositories.
• Default Repository Access. Individual Repositories can now be configured to allow or deny all users by default.
• Default Repository Settings. Newly created repositories will now copy the settings from the "Default Repository". In addition, the interface for applying settings to multiple existing repositories has been greatly improved.
  
• Multiple Active Directories. Admins can now configure a list of active directory domains that will be attempted to authenticate a user.

• Backup management - Users can now see a new tab in the File Properties and Folder Properties dialogs that shows all of the backups that Vault has made of a file in the working folder. These backups can be viewed, diffed, restored, or deleted.
• Baseline management - Users can now set a limit on the number of baseline versions that are retained. Vault commands on the search results - Get, Checkout, Checkin, Show Differences, etc.
• Line History - Using the View-> Show Line History menu item, users can easily determine the last Vault transaction which changed lines in a file. When a change is found, the user is given the option to continue looking for changes to a line in that version, allowing users to continue past versions with trivial changes.