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* Don't !check on armhf (an arch we don't even have right now)
* Upstream has clarified that tools are GPL-2.0+ and liblz4 is BSD-2.
Clarify our own license= fields for the various subpackages.
* Upstream: Multithreading support, more CPU architectures validated.
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* Many memory leak fixes, some new features, some bugs squashed.
* Integrate my patch to make ./configure work on dash-binsh.
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* Upstream finally reverted the x86 trampoline issue; drop the patch.
* libdir is set to prefix by default now, so override and use /lib.
* Misc Arm fixes.
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In addition to security improvements, compatibility is improved both
with new compilers and the newer versions of OpenSSL we wish to use.
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Modern C fixes.
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Correctness and build system fixes.
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* More optimised routines implemented across various arches.
* Build fixes for Modern C.
* Power10 acceleration support, AVX512 as well.
* Tested on pmmx and saw that #511 is finally fixed in GCC 13.
Closes: #511
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Resolves more C11 and GCC 15 issues. New functionality required for
libgcrypt 1.11.x.
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Resolves some x86 issues; adds trampoline support to PowerPC.
Closes: #979
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Small misc fixes upstream.
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Many improvements, rewrite of libpsx to use native LWP, and security
fixes to boot. Also fixes eventual GCC 14 issues.
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Adds more functionality, removes things unneeded with newer musl, and
now correctly detects fpurge so we don't need autotools!
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Required for libbsd >= 0.11.0, provides deprecated MD4/MD5 functions.
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Many improvements, major compatibility improvements with GNU tar.
We now use PCRE2 for regex instead of libc for wider support of ERE.
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Previous patches are upstream now. Test patch is under discussion with
upstream. Lots of bug fixes and useful new features.
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Fix libdir to ensure zstd-linked packages (such as kmod, libarchive)
work when /usr is not yet present (network boot, split-/usr).
Significant performance improvements upstream and 32-bit fixes.
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Performance improvements; ability to load compressed .ko direct to
kernel (which can increase performance even more); fix dirs more.
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Ensure Python isn't available during tests as a workaround for #1332.
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More support for kernel 6.x features; colour support; build system
improvements mean we can actually tell it we want libs in /lib.
Also, install /bin/ip as a symlink to /sbin/ip, instead of moving it;
some scripts *expect* /sbin/ip to exist.
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C23 compilation support; significant speed-ups; use pclmul on x86_64.
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Adds LoongArch64 support. Fixes a few overflow and file I/O issues.
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Lots of user-facing changes. Backported fixes to ensure proper
functioning on big endian systems.
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The tests are underlinked in the release tarball, so bring in patch
from findutils Git that fixes the build error.
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More tests need a bit of help.
Closes: #1268
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There are a few POSIX-aligned fixes, and C23 support for future GCC.
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Fixes a few issues with 64-bit time_t on 32-bit musl, and orphan file
support on BE systems.
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The bugfix we were patching in has been released. There are a few
improvements to diff output (such as showing where symlinks point,
instead of just that they differ).
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The fix for pwd(1) is now upstream, so we don't need the patch any more.
This release introduces more POSIX conformance to printf(1).
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Moved to Codeberg since Debian Alioth is no more. License has been
clarified in README so that has been updated as well.
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Misc updates and fixes from upstream.
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Some of our patches have been merged upstream. Others needed slight
tweaks to keep up with upstream churn.
Notable changes upstream include readelf DT_RELR support, ability to
enable DT_RELR on LoongArch, and support in GAS for more x86_64 and
RISC-V ISA extensions.
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Fixes some issues with ^D and editline.
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Mostly translation and doc fixes. Also includes a patch from Git
(not yet released) that fixes the build on the POSIX conforming musl
which puts basename(3) in <libgen.h>.
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This is required for Ruby 3.4 support, and has no breaking changes.
It also brings better conformance for DocBook and manpage outputs.
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