* Sat Jun 10 2017 Kevin Kofler <Kevin@tigcc.ticalc.org> - 5.9.0-1
- Update to 5.9.0
- Update version numbers of bundled stuff
- Use bundled libsrtp and protobuf, Chromium dropped unbundling support for them
- Add missing Provides: bundled(hunspell) for the spellchecking added in 5.8
- Rebase linux-pri, no-neon, system-icu-utf, no-sse2, arm-fpu-fix,
openmax-dl-neon and webrtc-neon-detect patches (port to GN)
- Sync system-nspr-prtime patch with Debian (they ported it to GN)
- Rebase fix-extractcflag patch
- Restore NEON runtime detection in Skia, drop old skia-neon patch (rewritten)
- Drop webrtc-neon, v8-gcc7, pdfium-gcc7, wtf-gcc7, fix-open-in-new-tab and
fix-dead-keys patches, fixed upstream
- Update system libvpx/libwebp version requirements (libvpx now F25+ only)
- Drop the flag hacks (-g1 -fno-delete-null-pointer-checks) that are fixed
upstream, force -g2 on x86_64 instead
This reverts commit 7816e88f62.
I already told you last time (5.8) that this way of maintaining patches
(importing them all into git and reexporting them from there each time)
is not how I work (I want only those patches rebased and renamed that
actually need rebasing) and that you are only causing me more work.
Please keep your hands off my package from now on.
* Sat Jul 16 2016 Kevin Kofler <Kevin@tigcc.ticalc.org> - 5.7.0-1
- Update to 5.7.0
- Update version numbers of bundled stuff
- Update system libvpx/libwebp version requirements (now F24+ only)
TODO: rebase patches
* Fri Jun 10 2016 Kevin Kofler <Kevin@tigcc.ticalc.org> - 5.6.1-1
- Update to 5.6.1
- Rebase linux-pri patch (drop the parts already fixed upstream)
- Drop backported chimera-nss-init patch, already applied upstream
- Rebase no-sse2 patch (the core_module.pro change)
This reverts commit 65fd4d09a1.
The tarball is not redistributable, the EVR bump was done wrong (goes
backwards), and the package does not even build (because the uploaded
tarball does not have "-clean" in the file name), so there is absolutely
nothing worth keeping in that commit.
Kevin Kofler
Helio Chissini de Castro
Fedora Release Engineering