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xbps-0.5.0 (2010-05-01):
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* xbps-repo(8): fixed the 'search' target to also match patterns against
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its description, and not only from the package/version touple.
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* Cleaned up the code by using the LLVM's clang static analyzer, found
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two possible NULL pointer dereferences and dead core.
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* xbps-bin(8): added new flag '-p' for the 'remove' and 'autoremove'
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targets, to also purge the package(s) after successful removal.
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* xbps-repo(8): print a warning when registering a repository that has
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been already added previously.
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* Add proplib-0.4.1 source and use it in XBPS. This is to avoid
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an external dependency, so that we depend on the features of the
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internal library. This also means that proplib is not required anymore.
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* Added support to read/write gzip compressed plists by default, thanks
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to proplib-0.4 that gained new functionality.
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xbps-0.4.1 (2010-02-28):
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* xbps-bin(8): fixed the install target to work with package names containing
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multiple '-', thus resulting in incorrect package name.
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[ https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/528212 ]
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* xbps-bin(8): fixed printing of incorrect message for packages containing
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the 'preserve' object in its props dictionary.
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[ https://bugs.launchpad.net/xbps/bugs/528216 ]
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xbps-0.4 (2010-02-01):
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* libxbps, xbps-bin(8), xbps-repo(8): redirect all warning and error
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messages to stderr.
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* libxbps: changes xbps_yesno() and xbps_noyes() to only accept "yes" or "no"
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(case insensitive) answers rather than 'y' or 'n', to avoid mistaken answers.
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* xbps-repo(8): added support to the 'search' target to find exact matches,
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i.e 'xbps-repo search bash'.
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* xbps-bin(8) added support to the 'install', 'remove' and 'update'
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targets to accept any arbitrary number of package names, i.e
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"xbps-bin install foo blah baz".
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See https://blueprints.launchpad.net/xbps/+spec/arbitrary-pkgname-args
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* xbps-bin(8): added support to the 'install' and 'update' targets to
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accept package patterns, i.e "xbps-bin install 'foo<=3.0'.
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See https://blueprints.launchpad.net/xbps/+spec/install-pkg-by-pkgmatch
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* libxbps: fixed some bugs while upgrading essential packages when new package
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didn't have an INSTALL or REMOVE script and old package had them.
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* libxbps: fixed some memleaks found by cppcheck and valgrind.
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* Makefiles reworked to support parallel builds.
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* libxbps: many exported functions to the API are now internal and not
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exported, because they were only used internally. The API is still not
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finished and may be changed without notice.
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* libxbps: be more strict finding required metadata plist files in binary
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packages. Now the code checks for the two required plist files to be at
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index <= 4 and doesn't write any entry to storage until they aren't found.
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* Added doxygen documentation for the API, enabled with BUILD_API_DOCS.
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* libxbps: synced libfetch code with NetBSD's pkgsrc, updated to 2.30.
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* xbps-bin(8): when downloading binary packages, it now sets default
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libfetch cache connection limits, thus reusing connections to the same host.
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* xbps-uhelper: the 'fetch' target now accepts an arbitrary number of
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arguments, and sets default libfetch cache connection limits.
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* xbps-bin(8): enable -f option for the 'purge' and 'remove' targets.
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If set, files will be removed even if its hash doesn't match for the
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'remove' target, and configuration files for the 'purge' target.
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* libxbps: if updating a package, always overwrite files while unpacking;
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compare old and new files to remove obsoletes if necessary. This makes
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the "essential" object in package dictionary unnecessary, because all
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packages are treated as they were essential.
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