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IMPROVEMENTS
* improve bash completion, thanks again to Reuben Thomas; Closes: #597721
* avoid displaying a stack trace when quitting an operation (Ctrl+C)
* the --simulate and --teaching options now display the commands in bold;
they now also have consistent spacing (single space) between
non-whitespace characters
* REMOVEORPHANS, PURGEORPHANS: for the sake of consistency with REMOVE
and PURGE subcommands, use the --auto-remove option of apt-get;
Closes: #444150
* INSTALL, INSTALLSUGGESTED, NEWUPGRADES, AUTODOWNLOAD: use --auto-remove
option. Seems a more sane way to have that as default, and leads to a
less-surprising REMOVE/PURGE experience (whereby it would remove packages
that are not related to packages being removed).
* INSTALL: when installing using the url method, do keep the downloaded file;
it will be found in "~/.wajig/$HOSTNAME/"
BUGS FIXED
* INSTALLSUGGESTED: don't fail when one of the Suggested dependencies is
a virtual package, but instead install one the Providers of that
virtual package.
* {REMOVE,PURGE}ORPHANS: fix exception that happened with --simulate option
* AUTODOWNLOAD, TOUPGRADE, NEWDETAIL: fix an exception that occurs when
~/.wajig dir is removed
* fix 'displays incorrect new and upgradeable package count';
patch by Graeme Hewson; LP #892410
* fix '"wajig status" gives warning message about stdin not sorted';
patch by Graeme Hewson; LP #978172
RESTORED FUNCTIONALITY (Closes: #667856)
* LISTALL: this was mistakenly removed, so restore it
* LIST{CACHE,NAMES,PACKAGES,STATUS,INSTALLED}: restore ability to filter on
a pattern; some people complained about the removal of the feature (in 2.3)
* TOUPGRADE: sort the list, again
* restore ability to have multiple-word commands to be separated with dashes,
e.g. an alias for LISTINSTALLED is LIST-INSTALLED
MISC
* remove the (Suggests) dependencies on fping and wget; Python stdlib is
capable enough
* README: improve setup instructions, thanking Graeme Hewson (from LP #892410)
* NEWUPGRADES: doesn't seem to provide much more than TOUGPRADE, so alias it
* AUTODOWNLOAD, NEW: get rid of --install option; it's overkill
* PURGEREMOVE: remove --teaching and --simulate options; they display
incomplete output
* UNOFFICIAL: simply open the search results page with a web browser instead
of scanning it and displaying suitable lines for "/etc/apt/sources.list";
that feature was broken (and nobody complained)
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12 years ago
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NEW
* TODO: new command that reads package TODO files
UI CHANGES
* Optional arguments should be available only to COMMANDS that use them:
- [ole] wajig --verbose install <package>
- [new] wajig install --verbose <package>
* FILEINSTALL: removed in favor of INSTALL option, -f|--fileinput:
- [ole] wajig FILEINSTALL <filename>
- [new] wajig INSTALL --fileinput <filenames and/or packages>
Note that with this new command, one can specify multiple files and
packages on the command line.
* FILEREMOVE: applies to REMOVE as FILEINSTALL applies to INSTALL (see above)
* FILEDOWNLOAD: applies to DOWNLOAD as... (see above)
* PURGE: for sake of consistency, give this -f|--fileinput option too
* REMOVE, PURGE: add --noauth option, to avoid cases where a package would
be downloaded when there's an unauthenticated version available; this
happens in a case where removing/purging a package leaves a void
where APT want to be smart/convenient, and install a replacement.
* Improve usability by limiting verbosity to either True or False.
* Rename LISTRECOMMENDED --> RECOMMENDED
* Remove the sanitation of wajig COMMANS, e.g. where 'LISTcommands',
'list-commands', and 'li-st_COMMA-nds' would be translated to
'listcommands'; it's too much magic (and too much work to get it to work
with argparse)
* LISTCACHE: remove ability to filter output; user can always run grep
themselves
* LISTNAMES: same as LISTCACHE
* LISTPACKAGES: same as LISTCACHE
* LISTSTATUS: same as LISTCACHE
* NEW: 'wajig new --install' replaces the less elegant 'wajig new install'
* NEWUPGRADES: 'wajig NEWUPGRADES --install' replaces the less elegant
'wajig NEWUPGRADES install'
* RELOAD: if this fails, try FORCE-RELOAD
DOC CHANGES:
* DOWNLOAD: improve description. (Closes: #627173)
* DESCRIBE: Last character in short description missing; LP: #923041
* DEPENDENTS: improve output
REMOVED
* The "--pager" option is really excess, considering that user can simply do
"wajig COMMAND | pager" by herself
* The "--pause" option was only useful for gjig (IIRC) to avoid windows from
closing up automatically, in order to allow one to read the output
* All "--quiet" option did was redirect output to /dev/null;
when the option is used, if there is, for example, a Yes/No prompt, it
won't be seen and it will appear like wajig is stuck; user can easily do
own redirection (wajig COMMAND > /dev/null), so let's reduce the bloat
- this change accidentally fixed an exception; Closes: #661269
* Ability to specify backup directory; requires too much work in order to
make it work with argparse
* Me wonders if the mini-tutorial was useful to anyone
* The "--simulate" and "--teaching" options:
- they don't don't apply to a lot wajig commands
- they display ugly output
- I doubt if anyone will miss them
* SETUP: it's an alias of EDITSOURCES and it appears that it was
added since it was the name of a long-removed Debian tool, 'apt-setup'
* LISTWIDE: it's basically the same as LIST command
* LISTALL: it's exactly the same as LIST command
* VERSION: it's already provided by 'wajig --version'
* a file named COMMANDS: the content is now generated dynamically
* AUTOINSTALL:
- [ole] wajig AUTOINSTALL <package>
- [ole] wajig INSTALL --yes <package>
* INSTALLWITHDIST:
* [ole] wajig INSTALLWITHDIST/<dist> <package>
* [new] wajig INSTALL --dist <dist> <package>
* FILE{INSTALL,REMOVE,DOWNLOAD}: see UI CHANGES section
* SHOWDISTUPGRADE: all it does is simulate DISTUPGRADE
* SHOWUPGRADE: all it does is simulate UPGRADE
* SHOWINSTALL: all it does is simulate INSTALL
* SHOWREMOVE: all it does is simulate REMOVE
BUGS FIXED
* INSTALLS/SUGGESTS: specifying multiple packages was broken, and too much
so work to fix, so limit to just one
* LIST-SCRIPTS: fix brokenness which was a result of porting to Py3k.
* MADISON: get rid of duplicates from output, if any.
* RECONFIGURE: remove dependency on gkdebconf; the implementation was so
broken that gkdebconf never got invoked
* Don't run "su -c" when root (patch by Francesco Poli; Closes: #664231
MISC
* Bump minimum required Python version to 3.2 due to new dependency on
argparse (which replaces the less featureful getopt)
* Update to debhelper compat level 9
* Fix some lintian warnings
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* Change versioning from 3 digits to 2. There wasn't much meaning there.
* Remove gjig; it was more an experiment than a serious app, and:
- more complete alternatives exist (e.g. synaptic and software-center)
- UI is cranky and weird
* Remove deps that were needed by gjig:
- python-gtk2, python-glade2, python-gnome2, and gnome-terminal
* INSTALLR, INSTALLRS: 'apt-get install' now installs Recommends by default,
making these options redundant.
* INSTALL, INSTALLS: add -r|--recommends and -R|--norecommends options.
* INSTALLS: add -n|--noauth and -y|--yes options.
* Add meself to Uploaders field in debian/control.
* CHANGELOG: change -x to -P; it's a more meaningful short option for --pager
* POLICY: more than one person has complained about removal of the alias of
this command, AVAILABLE; I put it back.
* SHOW: add -f|--fast to offer apt-cache's much faster implementation
* INSTALL/DIST: fix brokenness, fixes LP: #540740.
* SOURCE: don't run the command unless 'dpkg-dev' is installed,
fixes LP: #662018
* BUILD, BUILDDEP: add -y|--yes and -n|--noauth options.
* AUTOREMOVE: add back after more than one request. (Closes: #590089)
* Add --dist, an alias for apt-get -t|--target-release.
* Slightly simplify the build: getting rid of dynamic bash completion
generator.
* Fix a Lintian complaint (add dependency on python).
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2.1 |
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* VERIFY: Add a check for debsums before running the command, and add
a Suggests on it.
* PURGE: use apt-get instead of dpkg, in order to get a yes/no prompt.
* LIST-LOG: Remove custom logging implementation
- was fragile: sometimes info was lost during a run
- was expensive: checked system cache both before and after the
operation to determine what happened; it also did this for commands
which didn't even change the system cache
- did not log cache changes when they were done by other tools
(apt, aptitude, & synaptic)
- APT log looks much better
* SHOW: use aptitude instead of apt-cache
- the output is prettier
- better virtual package handling; it displays real packages that provide
the functionality implied by that virtual package, instead of just
vomiting "package not found!"
- only displays info on the installed version; else, the latest available;
apt-get showed all available versions
- the trade-off is that the command is a bit slower, but what's the rush :)
* LIST-RECOMMENDED: new command that displays packages which are
auto-installed via Recommends, and are without installed dependencies.
(Closes: #482147)
* PURGE: also purge packages that were installed via a Recommends and have
nothing depending on them; this makes PURGE-DEPEND reduntant.
* REMOVE: also remove packages that were installed via a Recommends and have
nothing depending on them; this makes REMOVE-DEPEND reduntant.
* AUTO-REMOVE: Made reduntant by above REMOVE change, so removed.
* AUTO-INSTALL: Deprecated in favour of "--yes INSTALL", so removed from docs.
* NEWS: 'new' command that displays package NEWS file(s).
* AVAILABLE: AVAILABLE: removed a badly-named and redundant command; POLICY
command does the same thing.
* INSTALL: accept -y|--yes option, an alias for apt-get's --assume-yes.
* UPGRADE: accept -y|--yes option, too.
* FIX-INSTALL: accept -n|--noauth option.
* FIX-MISSING: accept -n|--noauth option, too.
* REINSTALL: accept -n|--noauth and -y|--yes option.
* HELP: introduce the convenient "wajig HELP COMMAND" functionality.
* Remove supression of error messages; Not a good idea.
* Add dependency on aptitude; It must have been forgotten.
* Cleanse packaging, drastically :-)
* Stop using python-support; There was no need for it.
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2.0.50 |
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