Updated: translate() does not look up for URL alias
Updated: it is not required that placeholder sequence starts with 1
Removed: obsolete tests
Updated: removed obsolete test
Throw BadStateException when creating a user if user with provided login already exists
Update object state service to handle creating/updating groups with existing identifier
Update object state service to handle creating/updating states with existing identifier
Use BadStateException in (un)assignUserTo(From)UserGroup if missing main location
Throw exception in UserService::assignUserToUserGroup if user is already in group
Fixed EZP-19712 Impossible to log in the admin interface using PHP 5.4
Fixed: updating language id with composite mask
Tested: updateAlwaysAvailableFlag()
Removed: deprecated todo
Fixed EZP-19949: incorrect Basic authentication RFC number
Merge pull request #112 from joaoinacio/api_draft_rfc

Fixed EZP-19949: incorrect Basic authentication RFC number
Removed: deprecated todos
Fixed: phpdoc
Implement InMemory/UrlAliasHandler (for unit test use)
Updated: Docs.
Added git bisect shell script for simplified regression hunting

Script is taken from https://github.com/havvg/git-bisect-example

Modified to force colors for better viweing, stop on first failure
for speed and accept arguments to be able to filter on directory.

This allows to pass in Directory or other filtering options to phpunit,
to execute part that *should* pass.

Executing the script
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Example: I want to figure out when 4 unit tests in eZ/Publish/Core/MVC/ broke recently

I'm pretty sure it worked yesterday morning, so I pick first commit from yesterday
( 7746f5 ) against current latest ( HEAD, aka 07a581 ).

So I do:

    $ git bisect start HEAD ff456d
    $ git bisect run ./bisect_phpunit.sh eZ/Publish/Core/MVC/

This will hopefully give you info on "first bad commit", then you can either do "git reset" to
return to previous state, or call "git bisect start <SHA1> <SHA1>"  again to do a new run.

API Integration tests
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Directory filtering trick does however not work with API integration tests because of @depends use,
so this can not be used before we have 0 failing integration tests by default (almost there).