#
#
# patch "wiki/AutomateVersions.mdwn"
#  from [6a45f21f3ee5645c253f3643b0e737a578494b38]
#    to [edb374f9132c00e660d894412ad164f7ea2f4015]
# 
# patch "wiki/MonotoneAndSSHAgent.mdwn"
#  from [b53b46f3c2e6215c723aa94fc7c41b6ce4ae694f]
#    to [a94265816e4e13cd0efcc832d46b4e59d35e5526]
#
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--- wiki/AutomateVersions.mdwn	6a45f21f3ee5645c253f3643b0e737a578494b38
+++ wiki/AutomateVersions.mdwn	edb374f9132c00e660d894412ad164f7ea2f4015
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-[[!tag migration-wip]]
+[[!tag migration-done]]
 
 The rules to determine if the release version identifier X.Y is raised or not, are as follows:
 
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--- wiki/MonotoneAndSSHAgent.mdwn	b53b46f3c2e6215c723aa94fc7c41b6ce4ae694f
+++ wiki/MonotoneAndSSHAgent.mdwn	a94265816e4e13cd0efcc832d46b4e59d35e5526
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-[[tag migration-wip]]
+[[tag migration-done]]
 
 
 # Using SSH-Agent with Monotone
@@ -34,6 +34,7 @@ This does not directly apply to monotone
 ## ssh-agent and screen
 
 This does not directly apply to monotone but is useful for those developers who use screen heavily. If you add the following to your .bash_profile your screen sessions will be able to use a forwarded ssh-agent when you reattach from a new ssh session:
+
     if [ -n "$SSH_AUTH_SOCK" ]; then
         screen_ssh_agent="/tmp/${USER}-screen-ssh-agent.sock"
         if [ ${STY} ]; then
@@ -44,16 +45,18 @@ This does not directly apply to monotone
             ln -snf ${SSH_AUTH_SOCK} ${screen_ssh_agent}
         fi
     fi
-(copied from the third comment on http://woss.name/2005/08/17/using-ssh-agent-and-screen-together/)
 
+(copied from the third comment on <http://woss.name/2005/08/17/using-ssh-agent-and-screen-together/>)
+
 ## Mac OS X and ssh-agent
 
-There is a program called SSHKeychain for Mac OS X which makes using ssh-agent even easier. It not only automatically starts ssh-agent and sets the appropriate environment variables for you but can also save your keys' passwords in your Keychain. Unfortunately it does not currently (as of version 0.7.2) support the types of keys that monotone exports. This can be fixed with a simple patch:
+There is a program called SSHKeychain for Mac OS X which makes using ssh-agent even easier. It not only automatically starts ssh-agent and sets the appropriate environment variables for you but can also save your keys' passwords in your Keychain. Unfortunately it does not currently (as of version 0.8.1) support the types of keys that monotone exports. This can be fixed with a simple patch:
+
     Index: Libs/SSHKey.m
     ===================================================================
-    --- Libs/SSHKey.m	(revision 96)
+    --- Libs/SSHKey.m	(revision 99)
     +++ Libs/SSHKey.m	(working copy)
-    @@ -20,6 +20,8 @@
+    @@ -32,6 +32,8 @@
             return SSH_KEYTYPE_RSA1;
         else if ([[lines objectAtIndex:0] isEqualToString:@"-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----"])
             return SSH_KEYTYPE_RSA;