Otavio Pontes 518f9aeab8 Release v3.24.4
Enhancements
 - 3rd-party: Export XDG_DATA_DIRS and XDG_CONF_DIRS in binary wrapper
 - 3rd-party: always recreate the binary if a binary is updated
 - 3rd-party: repair regenerate all binary wrappers
 - Make it mandatory to have a signature for latest file
 - Add flag --nosigcheck-latest to proceed with update without checking the signature of latest file, but still checking the signature of Manifests.
 - Better warning messages for --nosigcheck flags
 - Don't print double slashes for paths in any message
 - Add a --force option to swupd 3rd-party add to proceed even when errors found
 - Mixin tool deprecated
 - Don't try resume downloads if server respond with incorrect range error

Bug Fixes:
 - When checking latest version signature, don't consider it invalid if server can't respond file size
 - If delta manifests are valid but generating an invalid manifest, download the full manifest again
 - Fix problem that caused Getcwd errors to be warned when swupd was run in an invalid directory
 - Some files could be removed when a directory was renamed to a symlink in an update

Signed-off-by: Otavio Pontes <otavio.pontes@intel.com>
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Swupd Client

Shellcheck Swupd tests

swupd is an OS-level software update program that applies updates to a Clear Linux OS. More information on how to use swupd can be found in the official documentation, swupd command man page and other documents on docs directory.

Reporting problems

Use github issue report tool (https://github.com/clearlinux/swupd-client/issues) to report bugs, issues and feature requests.

To help us to reproduce a bug reported, please attach the swupd command line, the command output, swupd version ('swupd -v' output) and clear linux version ('swupd info' output).

For other questions, contact us in Clear Linux mailing list (dev@lists.clearlinux.org) or IRC channel ( #clearlinux on Freenode).

How to contribute

Swupd client is open for contributions, so we are more than willing to review your patches! For more information take a look on the how to contribute guide

Reporting Security Concerns

If you have discovered potential security vulnerability in Swupd, please visit https://01.org/security for best practices on reporting security issues and to report your concern.

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