New month, new releases!

For the official release branch, we have tagged Release-1.8.12, and updated the 
"release" branch to this point.

For the obsolete branch (which some people do still use) we have tagged 
Release-1.7.19.

Release notes for both can be found below. You'll notice that they are largely 
the same set of patches.
For both of these branches, any changes should be 100% back compatible, for 
source as well as linkage.



Release 1.8.12 (1 Jun 2018) -- compared to 1.8.11
-------------------------------------------------
* Build fix for 32 bit Windows -- disable SSE that was making trouble. #1933
* Improved UTF-8 filename support for OpenEXR filenames. #1941
* filesystem.h: Improve UTF-8 handling for unique_path and temp_directory
  functions. #1940
* Fixes to un-break the build when EMBEDPLUGINS=0. #1942
* Fix iv (especially on OSX) for various ways it has been broken since the
  shift to Qt5. #1946
* Improvements in finding the location of OpenJPEG with Macports. #1948
* ImageCache and TextureSystem now have close(filename) and close_all()
  methods, which for one file or all files will close the files and release
  any open file handles (also unlocking write access to those files on
  Windows), but without invalidating anything it knows about the ImageSpec
  or any pixel tiles already read from the files, as would happen with a
  call to the much more drastic invalidate() or invalidate_all(). #1950


Release 1.7.19 (1 Jun 2018) -- compared to 1.7.18
-------------------------------------------------
* Build fix for 32 bit Windows -- disable SSE that was making trouble. #1933
* Improved UTF-8 filename support for OpenEXR filenames. #1941
* filesystem.h: Improve UTF-8 handling for unique_path and temp_directory
  functions. #1940
* Clean up some warnings on modern Clang versions.
* Improvements in finding the location of OpenJPEG with Macports. #1948
* ImageCache and TextureSystem now have close(filename) and close_all()
  methods, which for one file or all files will close the files and release
  any open file handles (also unlocking write access to those files on
  Windows), but without invalidating anything it knows about the ImageSpec
  or any pixel tiles already read from the files, as would happen with a
  call to the much more drastic invalidate() or invalidate_all(). #1950


--
Larry Gritz
[email protected]




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