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v0.9.005e5f9ad · ·
Version 0.9.0 Apart from the many bug fixes in this release, here is the list of noteworthy improvements: Core: - Allow passing data through stdin for the --run script with '-' so that we can run simple scripts through pipes. - New `ccd` command inside the crossroad environment to cd directly into $CROSSROAD_HOME which is the temporary directory tied to your $CROSSROAD_PREFIX (while the prefix is what you will want to distribute, the associated home is where you keep temporary files, such as build directories and the like). `ccd` alone will directly send you to $CROSSROAD_HOME, though you can also write a relative path inside $CROSSROAD_HOME. If the specified path does not exist, `ccd` will propose you to create a directory. With options -y and -n, you can automatically accept (respectively, refuse) directory creation so that you can use the feature in non-interactive scripts. - The bash completion script has been updated for `ccd` so that it will propose you relative directories inside $CROSSROAD_HOME (even at sub-levels) and -y/-n options. - New --verbose option which displays more information in some usage cases (mostly useful for debugging). - More lenient archiving (--compress option) by skipping some errors which may happen with some special files (I had the case with some Wine device files). Warnings will be outputted instead, leaving one to decide whether the warnings are meaningful or not. - Environment subcommands will now forward their return value to the calling process so that errors can be properly discovered and processed by calling scripts by checking crossroad exit code. This is now used by various Win32 specific subcommand (package management ones). For instance if `crossroad install` fails for any reason, it will return with a non-zero exit code. w32 and w64 targets: - New commands `mask` and `unmask` to block packages from being installed. This can be useful when making a custom build for specific software and making sure they won't be pulled in as a dependency of some pre-built package, hence over-writing the custom build. - Support for Fedora 32 and MSYS2 as alternative repository sources for Windows pre-built packages. - New `update` command to update package repository database. This is only useful for msys2 (not Fedora and SUSE repositories) as the local package database is not updated automatically because of structural differences (basically on msys2/Arch repository, we must apparently re-download the full package database, which would make every package management operation painfully long, whereas on Fedora/SUSE/RPM repository, we can just download a very small hash file to check whether new updates are available before downloading the whole database). - `info` command now displays a packager URL and package URL if available. - Auto-detect distribution and select the (probably) best repository (for SUSE and Fedora, use the respective repositories; for all the rest, use msys2). - New `source` command to select the repository (in case the default choice does not suit you). Without any parameter, it lists available source repositories. With a parameter, the specified repository is selected. - Package install has been sped up quite a bit (much too slow file move step optimized). - More tolerant Win32 package download, with longer timeout and by retrying (up to 4 times) when download fails to not immediately fail on problematic environments without human interaction (e.g. automatic CI scripts). - `install` command will now fail if any of the package download failed (despite retries). Continuing and failing later is harder to debug. android-* targets: - Chosen Android API (at first run) is saved and not asked again each time you re-enter the crossroad environment. Build: - A `requirements.txt` file has been added. It may not be fully complete or accurate yet, as I should have kept one up-to-date since the start, but I will continue to update it when needed.
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v0.8.015ab50ff · ·
Version 0.8.0 - meson support - Android environments support (x86, x86-64, arm, arm64, mips and mips64): testing basic and a bit outdated but let's get it out for people to find and fix bugs! - Native environment support: this is obviously not a "cross-build" environment, but the goal is to easily manage separate development environments. - Discover MinGW-w64 installed with the distribution packae manager if possible. - Move to Fedora repositories for Windows cross-built packages instead of SUSE. Fedora packages are much more recent and regularly updated. Currently used are Fedora 30 repositories. - Discovery of distribution-specific library paths. - Crossroad will now return the value of the script passed to the --run option (unless --no-exit-after-run is set as well of course). - Installed MinGW-w64 packages are now remembered to avoid endless reinstallation of same files. - Many fixes, small improvements, better set environment variables and toolchains, etc.
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v0.7a4fcf2c8 · ·
Version 0.7 - Bash completion properly installed and improved with XDG environment variables support. - Package name propositions (for support of Win32 and Win64) now tailored for RedHat-based and Debian-based distributions. - Package repository for Windows pre-compiled dependencies updated to OpenSUSE Leap 42.3. - Various bug fixes.
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v0.675f89db9 · ·
Version 0.6 - Basic wine support (install/run win32 binaries in the build env); - run user script with --run option; - various CLI outputs improved; - better cache cleaning; - bash completion script; - VPATH builds support; - project support (separate named prefixes per target); - new --copy option to copy a named project as base of another; - installable win32 binary deps now using SUSE Leap 42.1 repository; - some (very basic) SCons support (not advised build system though).
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v0.5be6d693f · ·
Version 0.5 - Improved documentation (man, pypi, README, etc.); - zsh shell support; - cleaning of outdated cache; - non-found dependency install suggests packages with similar names; - add a `search` command for package management; - improved support for projects with native/cross-compiled mix; - add g++ support; - use OpenSUSE 13.1 cross-compiled repository.
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v0.4.1770da9a5 · ·
Version 0.4.1 Fix bug in the `pip install`, a permission issue, and the MANIFEST.
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