- apt-get changelog: new Debian-compatible cmd; in ALT, it just reads it from
  the cache rather than downloads. (Thx Sergey Konev konevsa@) (ALT#51975)
- sources(configure.ac): Made the build procedure work the same even when
  built not from this .spec by doing a fallback if the archname is unknown.
  Also simplified quoting/escaping in that archtable code.
- tests & checkinstall subpkgs: cache & re-use built pkgs (for speed).
- tests subpkg: do not depend on apt (to be able to test other apt versions).
- tests: Fixed to detect more failures (previously unnoticed).
- tests & checkinstall subpkgs: test copy method, too.
- tests: prepare for non-std filenames for built pkgs.

- Enabled the dialog to show changelogs. (In ALT, they are in the index,
  unlike in Debian, where they have to be downloaded separately.)
  Find it in the top menu: "Package" -> "Download Changelog". (TODO/patches
  are welcome: Place it along the package properties like dependencies.)

- Fixed a compiler error of older GCCs (for p10) in the wrapper for
  syscall function.
- Warn the maintainer if a function definition is missing (when it is not
  generated for special cases like calling a variadic function like syscall).
- Added Large-File support in all internal actions (for emulating mknod with
  a normal file; storing internal database; and for querying the fake owner).
- Shut up a few compiler warnings.

- Untied from the details of an interface in libapt by re-using a class from
  libapt (>= 0.5.15lorg2-alt86). (The dep was due to us reimplementing it.)

- Adapted to changed API in apt-0.5.15lorg2-alt72
  (pkgCacheFile class in RAII style).
- (.spec) Just added some compiler flags (which don't change anything)
  to be sure that APT API has not been used wrongly and will not be.
  (Namely, to be sure that if a method override was intended, it would
  actually be overriding and not hiding a virtual method and that it
  would be marked "override" for future.)

- Initial release (to help doing apt-BuildPreReq-under-pkdirect-checkinstall
  in repositories where the default build env contains external APT sources).

- Added an URL.

- Added an URL.

- Added an URL.

- Added an URL.

- Initial build for ALT Linux Sisyphus (from a gist by Jakub Jirutka).
- Enable creation of an unprotected key (if -p or $GPG_PASSPHRASE is empty).

- initial build for ALT.

- prelink-tools subpackage separated from the "intruding" cronjob.
  (To be used by rpmrebuild etc.)
- Moved the RPM macros into %_rpmmacrosdir.

- Fixed build without check.

- (sources) cleanup backup files

- initial build for ALT Linux Sisyphus.

- initial build for ALT Linux Sisyphus.

- rebuild1: use altlinux-repolist-utils (with limitations on SRPMDIR)
  instead of shell globs (not effective) to find the SRPM file.
- stripVerRel: new simple util.

- Initial build for ALT Sisyphus.

- functions-compat: copied the central piece of code from Fedora (tag 9.72)
  and restored as in ALT: initlog, limited, hide pidof; ALT's status() overridden
  because the check of the PID's executable is default in ALT and optional
  in Fedora (with -b). (ALT#31952)

- Split into more scripts which are individually useful:
  git-filter-only-files (to be combined with other criteria for
  selecting files), git-ls-paths-modified-since.
- git filter-branch --prune-empty won't hurt us usually.
- git-update-index-keeping-only fixed in some corner cases
  (how a file list is passed through xargs).

- when no obligatory 2nd arg, show usage, too
  (this was a regression in the previous 0.4.1-alt9).

- check-GOAL targets should simply not have GOAL as a prerequisite;
  in general, a check makes sense before the transformation, too.
  (This idea allowed us to avoid a hack whose purpose was to avoid a
  re-make after a Git checkout.)
- gitmk-make: proceed if nothing to commit (borrowed from gear --commit).
- more clear short AUTO commit msg (for those who do not know about git-make).

- (NMU) Rebuild with rpm-4.0.4-alt100.93 for previously missed deps
  (fonts-type1-cm-super-tex-afm on fonts-type1-cm-super-afm due to /usr/share/fonts/type1/cm-super/afms).