tito 0.6.10 was tagged and built this morning, brought to you almost entirely by the newest tito committer skuznets.
Changelog
- Do not undo tags when git state is dirty (skuznets@redhat.com)
- Parse options in
tito init(skuznets@redhat.com) - Only use
rpmbuild --nocleanif it is supported (skuznets@redhat.com) - Explicitly define indicies in formatting statements (skuznets@redhat.com)
- Achieve quiet output from
rpmbuildwithout passing--quiet(skuznets@redhat.com) - Update the MANIFEST.in (skuznets@redhat.com)
- Correctly pass verbosity options through the builder CLI (skuznets@redhat.com)
- Use correct print-formatting directive in debugging (skuznets@redhat.com)
- Use
.format()string formatting correctly in Builder (skuznets@redhat.com) - Refactor
rpmbuildinvocation for readability (skuznets@redhat.com) - Added
--quietand--verbosetotito build(skuznets@redhat.com) - Add a Travis CI manifest (skuznets@redhat.com)
- Only flush output stream if flushing is supported (skuznets@redhat.com)
- Added support for choosing platforms for tests (skuznets@redhat.com)
- Refactored version->tag mapping logic in Tagger (skuznets@redhat.com)
- Improved debugging for RPM build step (skuznets@redhat.com)
- Print command debugging information only once (skuznets@redhat.com)
- Flush output buffers (skuznets@redhat.com)
- Document
tito tag --use-releasein the manpage (skuznets@redhat.com) - Added an option to not escalate privileges on
tito build --install(skuznets@redhat.com) - Factor out the version->tag mapping in the Builder (skuznets@redhat.com)
- Collapse tagger class selection logic (skuznets@redhat.com)
- Rename
globalconfigsection tobuildconfigin README (skuznets@redhat.com) - fixes #29 - remove –list-tags and –only-tags (jmrodri@gmail.com)
- 253 - print cmd info when –debug is supplied (jmrodri@gmail.com)
- Work around
dnfissues and install builddep for Rawhide (skuznets@redhat.com)
Additionally thanks to Steve, we now have travis running our slightly neglected multi-platform docker test suite against master and all PRs.
Builds are available now in my Copr repo, and are on their way for Fedora and EPEL.