- 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.)

- build the variant for p8
- for p8, harcode the system arch (rpm -q would block in %pre)

- Fixed build.

- updated to the most fresh upsteram version (commit)
  of pyfilesystem1 (0.x.y)
  from https://github.com/PyFilesystem/pyfilesystem
- with fixes and extensions from smartfile
  https://github.com/smartfile/pyfilesystem
- run most tests

- improved Python3 support with changes from smartfile
  https://github.com/smartfile/pyfilesystem
- updated to the most fresh upsteram version (commit)
  of pyfilesystem1 (0.x.y)
  from https://github.com/PyFilesystem/pyfilesystem
- with fixes and extensions from smartfile
  https://github.com/smartfile/pyfilesystem
- run most tests

- Update to 2.3.22.
- Overwrite our `readall=' support with upstream version.

[1:1.8.7-alt8]
- Fixes:
  + OVE-20200317-0001 excessive/unoptimal memory allocation for hashtables due to read-beyond-end

    (Thanks svace & coverity static analysis,
    https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/guile-devel/2011-07/msg00069.html,
    backported from 2.0.3.)

- Fixes:
  + OVE-20200311-0001 Normal update operations by root can corrupt/crash running processes through modifying libraries

    (Normally, the processes that can be affected are only the services
    already running in the chrooted environment being updated, if it is on
    a different filesystem than the system libraries, and hence they
    can't be hardlinked. Extraordinarily, if a file in a chrooted
    environment has been a hardlink to a system library, but ln hasn't
    succeeded this time for some reason, the affected processes are any
    already running processes system-wide.

    This could happen only as a result of actions initiated by root:
    for example, a package upgrade which included the old version of
    chrooted, or a package upgrade which included libraries in a system
    with the old version of chrooted, or an invocation of
    /sbin/update_chrooted.)

- Adapted BuildReqs for any OCaml (whether with "num" or without in the core),
  so that it can be built in Sisyphus/p9 and p8.
- For testing, made a checkinstall subpkg and added more tests
  (with embedded Python scripts).
- Worked-around the problem with the loading of libpython (to enable
  the built-in Python interpreter).

- Made BuildReqs more flexible. (So that it builds both in Sisyphus and p8;
  no matter whether "num" is included in core OCaml.)

- rebuilt with ocaml-4.07.1

- initial build for ALT Linux Sisyphus.

- build: backported %autopatch support.

- initial build for ALT Linux Sisyphus.

- Build for p8.

- Update to autumn security release (closes: 37334)
- Code execution with euid==0 in rare box configurations (fixes: CVE-2019-14287)
- Fix post script for sudowheel control in case of upgrade in not default state

- Keep keys in /etc/xrdp/ on upgrade and removal. (Important on upgrade
  from <= 0.9.3-alt1, which used to own these files. They would be removed,
  but now this package owns them again, so that they are not removed on upgrade.
  It also marks them as config, so that they are not removed on removal.)

- Build for the transitional preiod in p8:
  + arepo.sh: allow_deps_with_beginning_dot=1 rpmquery-strictdep.

[0.5.15lorg2-alt68.1 cherry-picked]
- Made the treatment of the File Provides and the version ID of
  installed packages "stable": not affected negatively by sources.list.
  Also negative effects of different pkglists from sources.list on each other
  have been mitigated. (A pkglist from sources.list that lacked disttags could
  shadow the File Provides of packages from the database or other pkglists.)

- Changes in what is considered "newer" by rpm -U:
  + The branch prefixes of disttags are ordered by rpmvercmp() rather than
    lexicographically. (For example, the numeric parts of "p8" or "p10" are
    compared as numbers. However, the first letter in "p7" or "c8.1" is more
    significant.)
  + An empty epoch is treated the same as 0, as in rpmevrcmp from ALT's
    rpm-4.13. (Used to be before: 2-alt1 < 0:1-alt1; now: 2-alt1 > 0:1-alt1)
  + Before the comparison, an optional initial padding (which is terminated
    by :) is skipped. (This will be useful for generating >,<-deps
    compatible with disttag-unaware rpm & apt.)

- Add disttag to VerStrs (used by APT to identify package versions).
- Increase default APT::Cache-Limit in 1.5 times due to the extension of VerStrs
  (ALT#36775).

- using rpmquery-strictdep to detect kernel package

- update-kernel: fixed in the presence of disttags in package IDs
  printed by APT (apt-cache pkgnames).

- Make rpm -q/-e accept package specification in [E:]V[-R[:D]][@T] format
  (with Epoch! As in rpm-4.13. Thx Vladimir D. Seleznev vseleznv@.) (ALT#36862)
- Provides: RPMQ(EPOCH) RPMQ(BUILDTIME) RPMQ(DISTTAG)
  (to be required by APT and other tools such as update-kernel, which need
  to query the RPM db by specifying Epoch, Buildtime, and Disttag).

- Splitted subpkgs off: tmpdir.sh, rpmpeek.

- initial build for ALT Linux Sisyphus.

- Build for p8.

- remove-old-kernels: APT invocation (to remove installed pkgs) rewritten in
  a more portable way. (A preparation for APT with support for disttags.)

- Add buildtime to VerStrs (used by APT to identify package versions).
  This data is used in several manners:
  * by CheckDep() (only when matching a dependency with a real package);
  * rpm_name_conversion() (only when making up an id for a duplicated package);
  * and by *CmpVersion().
  The latter needs buildtime to determine the correct upgrade direction and
  can be called through the API with some externally supplied versions.
  In order to honor buildtime without changing the API and its clients, we pass
  buildtime inside the existing argument. (Also fixes ALT#36528)
- Cherry-picked individual changes from:
[0.5.15lorg2-alt63]
- archtable:
  + added ppc64le;
  + added trivial arch translation (%_target_cpu -> %_target_cpu).
[0.5.15lorg2-alt59]
- Fixed crash on fail to read package file.
[0.5.15lorg2-alt58]
- cherry-picked from Debian 0.7.22 (git://anonscm.debian.org/git/apt/apt.git)
  some fixes for http download method (ALT: 18925)
  * Fix pipeline handling on http.cc
  (closes: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=413324)
  (thx Otavio Salvador).
  * show error details of failed methods
  * if a process aborts with signal, show signal number
  * in http method: ignore SIGPIPE, we deal with EPIPE elsewhere
  (closes: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apt/+bug/385144)
  (thx Michael Vogt).
[0.5.15lorg2-alt54]
- Backported fix for logic about package sizes.

- genpkglist: added DistTag.
- genbasedir (by glebfm@):
  + added --compressedonly alias for --bz2only option;
  + added --{,no-}bz2 and --{,no-}xz to usage.
- Dropped Vendor tag from {pkg,src}list (by glebfm@).
- Changes for gen{pkglist,basedir} (by at@):
  + introduced startswith function;
  + removed support for oldhashfile.

- (no user visible changes) Removed "interesting" dead code (related
  to Recommends, not present in ALT rpm), which didn't compile after
  we changed apt's API recently.

- Update Russian translation
- Add a patch for improve translations

- rebuild with new perl 5.28.1

- bump release without %ubt

- APT invocation (to install the modules) rewritten in a more robust way.
  (A preparation for APT with support for disttags.)

- initial build for ALT Linux Sisyphus.

- Build for c8, c7.
- %karch restored (to allow rebuilding old tags and commits).

- (no user visible changes) Removed "interesting" dead code (related
  to Recommends, not present in ALT rpm), which didn't compile after
  we changed apt's API recently.

- (.spec) Workaround the unmet dep seen by "old" (disttag-unaware) rpm
  for packages generated by the new rpm-4.0.4-alt101.M80P.6
  which depend on libidn2 > 2.0.4-alt3. (The problem: disttags are appended
  after "alt3"; and they get compared by "old" rpm with "M80P".)

- applied patches suggested by Alex Moskalenko
  (closes: #35286, #35287)

- Rewritten with another bashism that doesn't require /proc/.
- Requires: apt (important not for real systems, but for testing in hasher).

- (.spec: gdb-plugin, libgccjit0) fix the Requires on %name. (It was unmet.)

- Changes in what is considered "newer" by rpm -U  pertaining to disttag
  comparison. (On the whole, to determine which package is "newer", first,
  the EVRs are compared, then the branch prefixes of the disttags if the
  disttags are present, and then the buildtimes.) The comparison of the disttags:
  + (new!) If a disttag contains no + separator (old format), the branch prefix is
    assumed to be empty (and hence "older" than any other branch prefix).
  + (new!) If the branch prefix of a disttag is equal to %_priority_distbranch
    (and it is not empty), then it is "newer" than any other ones.
  + (as before, since 4.0.4-alt101.M80P.5) The branch prefixes of disttags are
    ordered lexicographically.
- (disabled in this release; %if_enabled default_priority_distbranch)
  Give a default value to %_priority_distbranch based on the disttag
  when this package is built (the prefix before +).

- New tests for disttag comparison with the obsolete (.) and current format (+)
  (Correct comparison would rely on a fix or a new feature in rpm:
  %_priority_distbranch.)
- New tests for the %_priority_distbranch feature in normal situation.
- The reasons of the currently XFAILing tests (with rpm-4.0.4-alt101.M80P.5.2):
  1. upgrade w.r.t. disttag fails in non-standard configuration without honor_buildtime;
  2. mishandled elusive dep with a release but no epoch.
- Tests are skipped that:
  1. require rpmbuild to generate Provides with :DISTTAG postfix.

- Build for p8.
- Unmarked XFAIL: honor-buildtime tests. Everything works with rpm-4.0.4.

- Merged rpmEVRcmp() fixes into p8, c8:
  + rpmEVRcmp() (and hence rpmRangesOverlap()) made asymmetric w.r.t.
    underspecified release. (Provides: N = V can't anymore satisfy
    Requires: N = V-R. Look out for unmets!)

[build for p8, c8]
- Unmarked XFAIL: cases with underspecified Provides
  (the error should be gone with rpm-4.0.4-alt101.M80P.4).

- Build for p8.

- Updated to 3.4.1 (fixes: CVE-2018-16869).

- 2.4.0 -> 2.5.0.

- Build for p8.

- Adapted for any OCaml (whether with "num" or without) and built for p8.

- Initial build of coccigrep for ALT.

- Do not depend on binutils, express the dependency in the form of a
  Conflicts. (Not to encumber python3 users' environment. Anyway, if
  the user is able to compile an .so, he would have got binutils.)

- 220-check-python: prohibit modules with version files containing
  unknown version. (Thanks Aleksei Nikiforov darktemplar@)

- Build for p8.

- Build for p8.

- libsystemd doesn't obsolete the old split libs anymore (with
  different filenames), so that legacy binaries linked with them are
  not "obsoleted", too, whereas some new binaries can be installed.
  (Note that the compat libraries are not packaged in any package now.)

- Fixed entering some letters (for example, Cyrillic Be or Zhe) in the
  address fields (like To:) of the message editor so that they do not act as
  "separator" keys (like comma or semicolon) any more; this error's cause
  was that these letters and the separators are on the same physical keys.
  (Thanks Volker Braun for implementing the underlying feature
  for this fix in the old angular-material.) (ALT#34336)

- Conflicts: pinentry < 0.9.2 (due to passing OPTION
  allow-external-password-cache).

- Build for p8.

- build for p8

- build for p8

- built for p8

- Build for p8

- Build for p8

- ActiveSync bug fixes (cherry-picked from future 3.3):
  + correctly handle top-level non-ASCII folder names(ALT: #33721)
  (https://sogo.nu/bugs/view.php?id=4240);
  + avoid sync requests for shared folders every second
  (https://sogo.nu/bugs/view.php?id=4275).
- Final commit from 3.2.10 release:
  + (fix) support Squeeze + minor cleanups

- Build for p8

- Build for p8 to fix a bug (ALT#33958)