tito 0.6.10

Feb 1, 2017

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 --noclean if it is supported (skuznets@redhat.com)
Explicitly define indicies in formatting statements (skuznets@redhat.com)
Achieve quiet output from rpmbuild without 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 rpmbuild invocation for readability (skuznets@redhat.com)
Added --quiet and --verbose to tito 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-release in 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 globalconfig section to buildconfig in 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 dnf issues 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.