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horizon (1:2013.2.1-0ubuntu1) UNRELEASED; urgency=low
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horizon (1:2013.2.1-0ubuntu1) saucy-proposed; urgency=low
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* Resynchronize with stable/havana (9668e80) (LP: #1262788):
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- [a93c611] Open stable/havana
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- [d97bba1] precision of floating point metering stats is discarded
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unnecessarily LP: 1241467
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- [53047be] "Tenant" should be "Project" (Resource Usage panel) LP: 1250942
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- [728b5d1] Subnet / Subnet details not marked as translatable LP: 1254026
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- [9465e54] missing hover hint for instance:<type> meter in Metric dropdown
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- [842ba5f] Default port for The MS SQL Security Group is 1433 instead of
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- [631ee65] iso8601 debug message is annoying in dashboard unit test
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- [1361a02] only meters associated with the first instance reported appear
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in Metric dropdown list LP: 1243298
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- [599d4a5] Persistent XSS in OpenStack Web UI for Instances LP: 1247675
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- [7f804c9] Password Change needs to logout current user LP: 1226829
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- [3b621e7] The "Weight" parameter in Horizon's LBaaS member creation
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dialog is mandatory while it's only optional in the cli command
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- [b5b102e] i18n: "Filter" in "Flavor Access" tab of "Create Flavor"
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workflow is not translatable LP: 1239927
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- [0aba596] I18n: Localization of the role "Member" LP: 1255004
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- [d66a483] detach volume dialog contains escaped html LP: 1252881
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- [37f0128] English string for "Injected File Path Bytes" is wrong
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- [ac2815c] ./templates/base.html.c:6: warning: unterminated string literal
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- [6d02f2e] Cannot assign different translations for present and past
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message of BatchAction LP: 1252082
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- [655dc79] Resource Usage Page table views shows statistics in a wrong way
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- [5d9684d] lbaas pool tcp LP: 1241713
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- [040bebb] Some "Working" dialogs are not translatable LP: 1252074
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- [852e5c8] Translation update for 2013.2.1 release LP: 1258462
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- [9668e80] Updated from global requirements
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* debian/patches/revert-stable-havana-requirements.patch: Revert
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version bumps to dependencies in stable/havana back to what was