Release 2016.3

This is a quick followup to the previous release.  The build was broken
with `-Werror=format` on 32 bit - we didn't have any 32 bit CI, a problem
which I'll be remedying in the future.

There was also a regression with static delta offline execution as used
by xdg-app.

Besides that, Alex discovered that our handling of endianness in static
deltas was wrong - we tried to canonicalize everything to big endian,
but the size was missing.

Newly generated deltas will now have an endianness marker which we
will honor.  For older deltas, we'll apply some heuristics which in my
testing work well (basically if the delta sizes are in exabytes,
that's probably byteswapped).

Alexander Larsson (2):
      deltas: Fix regression in ostree_repo_static_delta_execute_offline
      rofiles-fuse: Handle operations on the root

Colin Walters (8):
      libarchive: Fix a 32 bit format warning
      lib: Two more compiler warning fixes
      deltas: Fix some more 32 bit warnings
      deltas: Include an endianness marker
      deltas: Use endianness marker when parsing
      deltas: Heuristically detect endianness for older deltas
      deltas: Add a compression size heuristic for endianness detection

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Release 2016.2

First, this release has us start taking documentation more seriously.
The man pages and API doc are unchanged, but the "manual" has moved out
of gtk-doc, been converted to Markdown for use with `mkdocs`.

This is available at: https://ostree.readthedocs.org/en/latest/

The static delta design documents are moved into the manual as well.
Look for more updates here in the future around things like designing
build systems, managing repositories, more implementation details,
etc.

Speaking of static deltas, there is now support in the pull API (and
command line) for showing how much content data would be downloaded
(and used uncompressed).  This is intended for use with OS updater
command lines and GUIs (like Cockpit).

Another notable change is that we've merged in a FUSE utility called
`rofiles-fuse`.  This doesn't itself depend on OSTree, nor does OSTree
depend on it, but they're very useful together.  Specifically, if one
is designing a build system that uses OSTree, or running the
equivalent of RPM `%post` scripts, `rofiles-fuse` can help ensure that
the build process doesn't mutate any of the hardlinks.  Though this
can also be addressed through container runtimes, not all systems are
ready to expose container features to unprivileged users.

There is also some improvements in underlying infrastructure for
supporting import and export of Docker images.  The primary changes
here are better tar support, and OSTree now understands "whiteout"
files, and optionally processes them during checkout.

Besides this, there are various bugfixes, including a notable one to
fix use of client side TLS certificates.

Thanks to all contributors!

$ git shortlog v2016.1..
Alexander Larsson (1):
      build: Use threadsafe GPGME

Colin Walters (38):
      ...

Giuseppe Scrivano (2):
      diff: do not traverse parent commits
      build: 'make clean' removes parse-datetime.c

Joaquim Rocha (1):
      build: Link ostree with libarchive

Jonathan Lebon (1):
      ostree-sysroot: add debug option to help testing

Matthew Barnes (1):
      fetcher: Fix hung GTlsInteraction

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Upstream version 2016.1

Release 2016.1

Notable commits:

* Alexander Larsson contributed changes to better isolate concurrent use of
  OSTree pulls into the same repository:

      repo: Use per-transaction staging dir
      repo: Allocate a tmpdir for each OstreeFetcher to isolate concurrent downloads

* Colin Walters added two new APIs that make it easier to optimize
  committing new trees from previously generated content:

      repo: Expose dfd-relative mtree writes as public API
      repo: Add APIs for devino optimization between checkout -> commit

  and contributed build fixes as well as internal optimizations for deployment writing.

* Giuseppe Scrivano enhanced the prune command:

      prune: add new flag --static-deltas-only

* Jonathan Lebon made `grub2-mkconfig` work reliably when *not* run by OSTree:

      grub2_generate: load sysroot before using it

* Matthew Barnes added a new remote command:

      remote: Add "ostree remote summary" command

  and contributed several other cleanups inside the HTTP fetcher.

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Release 2015.11

This releases fixes an important regression in v2015.10 where `ostree
commit` would write invalid timestamps.

There is one user-visible change in that `ostree remote refs`
now prints the remote name, for convenient copy/paste.

Colin Walters (2):
      gpg-verifier: Fix compiler warning
      Release 2015.11

Matthew Barnes (7):
      repo: Never delete .commitmeta files
      trivial-httpd: Avoid SoupBuffer when there's no content
      glnx: Update from master
      fetcher: Remove "sending_messages" hash table
      fetcher: Remove "total_requests" counter
      remote: Print full refspec in "ostree remote refs"
      repo: Fix backwards timestamp in ostree_repo_write_commit()

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Release 2015.9

There aren't any major new features, but this release has some notable
bugfixes.  For example, 2015.8 broke xdg-app due to an internal
change in how mainloop contexts were handled for pull - that's now fixed.

Another notable change is a new API `ostree_sysroot_prepare_cleanup()` which
is now used by `ostree admin deploy`.  What this enables is to do:

```
ostree pull repo:$commitid
ostree admin deploy repo:$commitid
```

Before this, `admin deploy` would prune the repository, removing the
un-referenced commit.

In other words, you can now more easily pull the exact (possibly
older) commit you want and deploy it.

New contributors:

 - Leandro Santiago
 - Gatis Paeglis

Bugfixes from:

 - Alexander Larsson
 - Colin Walters
 - Giuseppe Scrivano
 - Matthew Barnes

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Release 2015.8

There are some important bugfixes in this release for users who do
multiple `ostree_repo_pull()` inside a single process lifetime, which
is necessary for use by daemons.

Yet more fixes continue to land for static deltas.  I'm still not
ready to declare them stable - it's clearly a case of the last 20%
being 80% of the work.  Something that's on my radar again is bsdiff;
see https://lists.clearlinux.org/pipermail/dev/2015-August/000038.html

Beyond that there is some neat new work on a command line (and API)
for inspecting remote repositories without downloading the content.
For OS vendors which provide multiple branches, this should be quite
useful.

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Release 2015.7

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