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authorPatrick McDermott <patrick.mcdermott@libiquity.com>2019-03-18 18:31:29 (EDT)
committer Patrick McDermott <patrick.mcdermott@libiquity.com>2019-03-18 18:31:29 (EDT)
commitd52c2008b5372cbf992806531ec4ce5fe9f156d3 (patch)
tree7dc7037f756fec2bea19bfc9f2192970124d1887 /NEWS
parent140a93ae559010475bbb5091d082bf1a8e3b722f (diff)
NEWS: Move build system changes lower
I'm a build systems geek, but most people would care more about new features in the "end-user" utilities.
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@@ -3,18 +3,6 @@ opkbuild version 4.0.0-dev
Released: ????-??-??
-Build system:
-
- * The build system is now generated by GNU Autoconf and Automake.
- * libopkbuild is now distributed as a sort of shared library object,
- "linked" by the shld linker tool. By default, it is installed into
- "/usr/local/share/sh/".
- * The test suite now uses the Test Anything Protocol and Automake's
- TAP driver.
- * The mksysconf tool (used to generate "proteanos_arch" and
- "proteanos_plat" system configuration files for testing opkbuild)
- has been removed.
-
Utilities:
* ob-unpacksource now supports decompression of xz-compressed upstream
@@ -60,6 +48,18 @@ libopkbuild:
generated from inline comments.
* Test suite coverage has improved slightly.
+Build system:
+
+ * The build system is now generated by GNU Autoconf and Automake.
+ * libopkbuild is now distributed as a sort of shared library object,
+ "linked" by the shld linker tool. By default, it is installed into
+ "/usr/local/share/sh/".
+ * The test suite now uses the Test Anything Protocol and Automake's
+ TAP driver.
+ * The mksysconf tool (used to generate "proteanos_arch" and
+ "proteanos_plat" system configuration files for testing opkbuild)
+ has been removed.
+
Bug fixes and minor changes:
* A bug in the option parsing of ob_parse_dep(), ob_reduce_deps(),