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1.4 KiB
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33 lines
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v1.7 (2023/10/21):
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- Introduce compatibility for users that have installed kernels other than the default linux kernel
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- Removed install script which was merely used to notify users about a breaking change that was introduced 5 years ago in v1.4
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- removed ncurses dependency alongside with it
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v1.6 (2023/07/12):
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- ncurses is a runtime dependency because `tput` is used in the .install script
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- the config file is now listed in the `backup` PKGBUILD array to respect the user configuration on package upgrades
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v1.5 (2020/09/20):
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- rsync is no longer a dependency of this package.
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- The previous version only stopped using it, without removing it as a dependency.
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v1.4 (2018/08/01):
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- Simplified package by dropping rsync dependency
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- cp is now used in favor of rsync
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- Removed possibility to customize backup source directory (always backup /boot)
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v1.3 (2018/01/14):
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- The hook trigger has been modified to match that of 90-linux.hook
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- The hook names were changed in order to execute not too early/late
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- In particular, execution order now plays nicely together with systemd-boot-pacman-hook AUR package
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v1.2 (2018/01/07):
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- The hook now also creates a backup after the package upgrade
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The post hook is performed after the 90-linux.hook
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v1.1 (2018/01/05):
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- The location of the data to be backedup (and where to) can now be configured
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v1.0 (2017/12/31):
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- Initial release
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