New prices, new minor SubGit release and other great news

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Once in a while we have so many news, that it's hard to decide, where to start.

First, we've launched a new and beautiful SubGit website. Not just for the sake of beauty - now SubGit has 8 price tiers and 3 maintenance periods. 

• If you are a small team, check out the new 25-users and 50-users Enterprise licenses, which are now 50% cheaper.  
• Larger teams now have many options to choose from between 100 and 2000 users. It may turn out more cost-effective, than buying an unlimited license.
  
• For all Enterprise tiers, you can now extend your maintenance period to 24 or 36 months for half of the base price.

And, of course, we now have a GDPR-compliant Privacy Policy.

Also, a new version of SubGit 3.3.2 is released and available for download.

Fixed Bugs:

• SubGit now rejects push operations that update refs with non-ASCII characters. See more details at https://issues.tmatesoft.com/issue/SGT-1243.
  
• Fixed possible NPE when SVN server relies on HTTP digest authentication scheme.
  
• Fixed potential dead-lock when working through file:// protocol on Linux with the older version of “flock” utility.
  

New Features:

• subgit install command now has exclusive access to the repository, so no other SubGit processes can interfere with the installation process.
  
• New options for subgit map command: 
• –json - display output in JSON format; 
• –paths-file PATHS_FILE - read the list of paths to map from a text file: one line per path, URL or Git reference.
• subgit install command does not allow deleting SVN branches and Git refs.
  
• Default evaluation period is 7 days; to extend it, sign up for a Trial license.

Improvements:

• subgit install –refetch command made more efficient by resetting mirror to a more recent revision.
  
• Synchronization performance improved on SVN repositories with many revisions mapped to Git commits.
  

Happy coding!