Releases: ironthree/fedora-update-feedback
0.5.3 "Off Set"
Bugfixes:
- fix the wrong offset for "installtime" calculation (dnf returns UTC, not the
local time)
0.5.2 "Storage Area"
Incremental improvements:
- show how long updates have been installed locally, in addition to the dates
when they were submitted and pushed in bodhi
0.5.1 "Innit Nice"
Improvements:
- improve some error messages for password / keyring handling
- cleaner and nicer "UI" for printing updates and asking for feedback
Pretty-printed updates have also been extended to additionally show:
- existing comments (including the author, submission date, and the karma value)
- the date & time when the update was pushed to updates-testing (if available)
0.5.0 "Forget-me-not"
This version introduces the possibility to securely storing the FAS password in the session keyring, so it doesn't have to be entered every time the program is run.
This functionality is not enabled by default. To enable it, set save-password = true
in the [fedora-update-feedback]
section of your ~/.config/fedora.toml
file.
To make the program ignore any previously saved password (for example, because you changed it, or because you made a typo when entering it), pass the --ignore-keyring
CLI switch.
0.4.2 "Print me by my name"
Improvements:
- nicer update banner when pretty-printing update before asking for feedback
- also print human-readable update title in addition to update alias
0.4.1 Show me what you've got"
Improvements:
- list actually installed binary packages when asking for feedback instead of only printing source packages
0.4.0 "Moar Options"
New features:
- optionally query for obsolete and unpushed updates and warn if any of them are currently installed
This behaviour can be controlled with both config file entries and via CLI switches.
0.3.2 "A Dep Bump Is Not A DB Dump"
Changes since the last release:
- update dependencies
- use more nice structopt features (colored error messages, wrapped help text, etc.)
0.3.1 "Weak Link"
New features:
- only list actually installed builds for multi-build updates
- print URLs for bugs (→ BugZilla) and test cases (→ fedora wiki)
0.3.0 "Ignore me senpai"
New features:
- allow ignoring certain updates permanently
- don't ask for feedback for previously ignored updates
- automatically garbage collect ignore-list
- add
--clear-ignored
CLI switch to manually clear the list