Changelogs

Complete overhaul and update to new fork of datepicker for all views! Corrects day 31 empty next month bug and adds many new features for future expansion (Thanks to Eric on the forums for the first report on this!)
Number of events that can be imported from CSV in a single batch is now customizable to help avoid timeouts in low powered environments (Thanks to baynature on the forums for the original report here!)
Added hooks for use in widgets (Thanks to Andy Fragen for the request on this one!)

Fixed a bug where past events were listed in the incorrect order (Thanks to Alastair on the forums for reporting this one!)
Fixed bug with display of comments for single event pages (Thanks to John on the forums for reporting this bug!)
Fixed issue with tribe_create_venue() API function, resulting in unnamed venues (Thanks to Oliver for the original report of this!)
Fixed bug leading to list widget linking to deactivated views
Fixed typo in the rel attribute on “Previous Events” links (thanks to Nate on the forums for his report!)
Fixed an SQL error that could occur when our queries are mixed with multiple post types and a meta query (Thanks to karen on the forums for the heads up here!)
Addressed an issue where the admin CSS was referencing non-existent images (thanks to geoz on the dot-org forum for the report here!)
Fixed a few broken/outdated links on the Help page

General compatibility improvements to ensure better integration with WP e-Commerce
Added styles for compatibility with the Twenty Fourteen theme

When the List Widget is set to display events from a particular category, the “View All Events” link will now read “View All Events in Category” (Thanks to WCKG on our UserVoice page for requesting this tweak!)
Classes that identify the current theme are now echoed by the body_class() function
Tweaked the update notice prompts that display to appear more consistently in certain environments
Updated the admin icon to use a dashicon in 3.8+

Improved support for international date formats (big props to jeroenjoosen on the forums for the original report on this!)

Localization improvements for displaying the event cost field (thanks to mastafu on the forums for the heads up!)
Fixed a lot of strings that were not getting included in our language files and updated our POT file
Incorporated updated German translation files, courtesy of Oliver Heinrich
Incorporated updated French translation files, courtesy of Bastien BC

List view will now link to a page of previous events if there are indeed previous events to show (props to oceanfilm on the forums for pointing this out!)
Added CSS classes to the list widget events (thanks to Andy Fragen for requesting these!)

Fixed an issue with empty category views that could result in a fatal error (thanks to mastafu on the forums for this one, too!)
Fixed an issue where titles for single events were empty in some installations
Fixes for the tribe_get_the_day_link_date() function (thanks to @nathanielks on Twitter for catching + patching this one for us!)
Fixed admin menu highlighting when editing tags for events
Google maps will now be included properly on pages with https URLs (thanks to bmitchellini on the forums for the first report here!)
Tag queries that don’t specify a post type will no longer be modified to be an events query (thanks to Jason on the forums for reporting this first!)
Fixed an issue that caused some events not to show on month view when viewing a category (thanks to yorkshiretots on the forum for catching this!)
All day events are now saved with a start/end time that is determined by the end of day cutoff. This fix will not modify previously created all day events (thanks to wallyglenn on the forums for spotting this!)
Fixed a bug that was making our date pickers ignore the start-of-the-week setting in WordPress core (thanks to Katarina for the original report!)
Fixed some small CSS bugs

Removed an invalid iCal link from the markup to prevent it being indexed by search engines (Thanks to Kevin Lisota for the original report!)

Fixed an XSS vulnerability in the Tribe Bar (Mega props to Yasser Khan and Chuck Tsang for the research and responsible disclosure!)

Incorporated the much-fabled CSV importer! Import CSV files directly into your The Events Calendar/Events Calendar PRO site (for an overview on how to use it, read this: http://m.tri.be/9t)
Added more flexible formatting options for event schedule details
Added ability to create recurring events that happen every 5th occurence of a day in the month; e.g., every 5th Sunday (thanks to gregwiley for the original report!)

Implemented code requesting that search engines do not index calendar pages that have no events to display
Improved how date and time are displayed on single event entries for single day events (thanks to Robin for the heads up!)
Improved compliance with PHP strict standards (thanks to Bryan in the forums for making this request!)

Addressed a number of Twenty Thirteen theme compatibility fixes
Added a fix for when the “show events in main blog loop” option disrupts the product listing on WooCommerce storefront for certain users (thanks to forge for the first report on this!)
Incorporated a number of enhancements to ease compatibility with Easy Digital Downloads (thanks for all your help, Pippin!)

Added a suggestion by the Organizer email field to obfuscate email addresses published on your site (thanks, Thea, for requesting this on our UserVoice page!)

Incorporated a fix to improve behaviors of the tribe_is_month() template tag (thanks jhned at the WordPress.org forums for this report!)
Added a fix for when “show events in main blog loop” option disrupts certain static home pages (thanks to yorkshiretots for reporting this on the forum!)
Fixed an issue with broken commenting that appeared on some templates (thanks to Tom for first reporting this at the PRO forums!)
Fixed an issue where future recurring events displayed as having passed when object caching is enabled (a big thanks to Ray for first bringing this up on the forums!)
Fixed the calculation used for determining all events in a month, which was causing the last day of multi-day events to be incorrectly left off (thanks to paracleteweb for first reporting this at the WordPress.org forums!)
Added code to make sure tribe_show_month() won’t break any event views that come after it (thanks to our friend Big on the forums for the first report of this!)
Removed a PHP notice that arose when querying from events and other post types at the same time
Fixed an issue where inaccurate draft counts were appearing on the backend events list (thanks to Neil on the forums for the first report!)