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PyCharm 1.5.3: some fixes and Mercurial 1.9 support

Eugene Toporov
Eugene Toporov

Another bugfix update available for PyCharm — version 1.5.3.

Check out the release notes if you want details about the changes and download the update from PyCharm web site.

And, as usual, there’s something we want to emphasize: Mercurial 1.9 is supported since this update. Enjoy!

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