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The 55050 distfile is nowhere to be found. Changes unknown.
I ran "make upload-distfiles" to prevent this from happening again.
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- re-introduced `\strut` after the frametitle
- Promote bookmark level for index
- clip `\insertslideintonotes` to show only visible area
- using biblatex filehooks to make adjustments to the bibliography appearence
- Avoid loop with overlayarea in vmode
- Handling of `\\` in article mode
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additional ldf files
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+ ImageMagick-7.0.10.11, TECkit-2.5.10, id3-1.1.2, ilmbase-2.5.0,
mednafen-1.24.3, openexr-2.5.0, pcre2-10.35.
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minor changes
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minor changes
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* evolve: add {obsorigin}, a template keyword that works similarly to
{obsfate}, but shows predecessors of a changeset
* evolve: fix permissions of new cache files using SQLite
* evolve: always create commit when resolving divergence
* evolve: handle relocation during divergence resolution producing no changes
* evolve: provide cache to successorssets() in more cases
* obslog: make --all and --filternonlocal work properly with --no-graph
* obslog: add --origin flag to show predecessors instead of successors
* obslog: make --origin flag the default
* stablerangecache: sanity check subranges
* topic: auto-publish: issue the capabilities in all cases
* topic: provide cache to successorssets() in one more case
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Since GHC 7.10 or 7.8, the Haskell packages are installed in directories
whose name contains the package hash. This made it harder to predict the
exact pathname. Havin the exact pathnames in the PLIST file is the
ideal, it also helps to record the general structure of the installed
files to see whether some file unexpectedly appear or disappear.
To enable this for Haskell packages, the various base directories are
replaced with placeholders during print-PLIST. These placeholders are
translated back to their respective paths when the +PLIST is generated
from the PLIST in the package directory.
Except for 2 packages, all Haskell packages in main pkgsrc had their
package PLIST file removed. To help in adding them back, the pkgsrc
developer can set HS_UPDATE_PLIST=yes in mk.conf, which will generate the
PLIST directly into ${PKGDIR}/PLIST upon installation.
Most packages in pkgsrc-wip still have their old PLIST, and these are
migrated automatically as well.
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Release notes: https://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-10/changes.html
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This case can only happen in the following special case:
TOOLS_CREATE+= asdf
TOOLS_PATH.asdf= # empty
If there is a lonely TOOLS_CREATE without a corresponding TOOLS_PATH, it
defaults to ${FALSE} and thus doesn't trigger this code.
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The package has switched to autoconf's .in files to get the paths into
the source code.
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This is not only a Perl module, it also runs the Perl interpreter
directly.
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Some of the mentioned files didn't exist anymore.
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Before, it had the same effect but generate a USE_TOOLS+=perl warning.
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Version 0.5.0
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Released on February 9th, 2020
- New custom test client: `flask_login.FlaskLoginClient`.
You can use this to write clearer automated tests. 431
- Prefix authenticated user_id, remember, and remember_seconds in
Flask Session
with underscores to prevent accidental usage in application code. 470
- Simplify user loading. 378
- Various documentation improvements. 393, 394, 397, 417
- Set session ID when setting next. 403
- Clear session identifier on logout. 404
- Ensure use of a safe and up-to-date version of Flask.
- Drop support of Python versions: 2.6, 3.3, 3.4 450
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MESSAGE is for information that is so important to someone who
installs a package that bad things might happen if that information is
not known. This file contains a statement about the kinds of header
files that are installed. This is both unimportant, in that nothing
happens unless you try to build with the header file, and redundant
with the upstream documentation of how to use the library.
Additionally, the vast majority of people installing this package do
so as a dependency of some other package, not because they are trying
to write code that uses the library -- and if so they need to read the
upstream documentation anyway.
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