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Johannes Winkelmann, jw@tks6.net

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Thanks go to the following persons for valuable feedback/bug reports:
* Olle Gustafsson
* Daniel Mueller
* Juergen Daubert
* Mike Toggweiler
* Robert McMeekin
* Michael Ablassmeier
* Roger Kislig
* Sven Dahl
* Matt Housh
* Christoph Winkelmann
* Han Boetes
The following persons have contributed patches to prt-get's source code:
* Logan Ingalls
Not to forget debian for the inspiration for a *-get tool and the those
on the crux mailing list writing about their ideas and needs.

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* 0.5.11 29.05.2005 Johannes Winkelmann
- add --path to 'ls'
- initial regex support
- replace `uname -r` and `date +...` in version strings
- add 'useregex' config key and --regex command line argument
- Add --full to fsearch
- use regex in fsearch if requested
- add leading slash to fsearch result
- support both `` and $()
- support date patterns like '+%Y'
- add aliases and deplist to dist-tarball
- support multiple shell patterns in version
* 0.5.10 21.04.2005 Johannes Winkelmann
- fix bugs #3735, #3836
- implement --ignore=<port1>,<port2> feature
- fix --path for list, search
- add --path for depends
- enable logfile and depfile in default prt-get.conf
* 0.5.9 06.12.2005 Johannes Winkelmann
- add alias support
- use absolut pathes for commands (pkgmk et al)
- add -v switch to 'info' to show the readme
- fix 'keephigher' in default prt-get.conf
- add deptree to 'help'
- remove some debug test
- prettify error message when packages are not found
- change 'bash' to 'sh' in process.cpp
- use 'Pkgfile' as default file for cat and edit if no second argument given
* 0.5.8 31.10.2004 Johannes Winkelmann
- re-enable version parseing; use --prefer-higher to make prt-get use
it
- implement shortcuts to frequentily used pkgmk/pkgadd options
- make -f do 'pkgadd -f'
- add new versioncomparator class
- implement 'alpha' < 'beta' < 'gamma' < 'delta'
* 0.5.7 16.07.2004 Johannes Winkelmann
- add the --install-root argument to allow installation to a different root
- add the --rargs switch to pass options to pkgmk in "prt-get remove"
- add 'removecommand' configuration key
- add 'runscriptcommand' configuration key
- improve config parsing: options can now be in front of command
* 0.5.6 06.01.2004 Johannes Winkelmann
- add four new command line arguments:
--no-std-config Don't parse default configuration file
--config-prepend=<string> Prepend <string> to configuration
--config-append=<string> Append <string> to configuration
--config-set=<string> Set configuration data, overriding config file
- add new command: dumpconfig
- respect 'cachefile' setting in configuration (did anyone ever use this??)
- add 'runscripts' configuration variable to (equivalent to --install-scripts)
- dump readme and runscripts configuration in dumpConfig()
- add 'makecommand' and 'addcommand' to config file to make prt-get use
another command than pkgmk and pkgadd
* 0.5.5p1 23.03.2004 Johannes Winkelmann
- Let Pkgfile's dependencies take precedence over deplist
* 0.5.5 05.03.2004 Johannes Winkelmann
- Add new configuration option: depfile
- add way to use external dependency file
- Add some missing headers for compilation with gcc 2.95
- update bash completion for isinst
- add deptree command (--all for all deps)
* 0.5.4p2 17.11.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- fix bug in "at least X arguments" after getting several complaints
* 0.5.4p1 30.10.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- fix message when called without argument
- Fix duplicate prtdir ignoring error (when using filters)
* 0.5.4 04.10.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- introduce symbolic return values
- code: introduce generic argument number checks
- (re)introduce depinst command
- fix problem with prt-get fsearch: symlink'ed files are found as well
- print output while logging (Patch from Logan)
- redirect output of InstallTransaction::installPackage to log file
- add %v (version) and %r (release) patterns to the log file name
- fix typo in man page: %d in printf used for desc and deps
- check for pre-install and post-install
- store in cache (-> cache version update)
- show in prt-get info
- enable in prt-get printf, using %E (prE) and %O (pOst)
* 0.5.3p2 29.09.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- Fix little bug in prt-get printf: don't print out empty lines (even if
there's a newline char)
* 0.5.3p1 25.09.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- Adapt new patch naming
- Be more clever when calling prt-get diff with a filter
* 0.5.3 01.09.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- Add 'remove' feature
- implement pre/post install execution
- prt-get diff doesn't display locked; use --all if you want them
- Fix bug in repository initialization when pkgdirs were specified twice
* 0.5.2 not used ;-)
* 0.5.1a 08.08.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- Fix for gcc 3.3
* 0.5.1 09.07.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- use PKGMK_PACKAGE_DIR
* 0.5.0 22.06.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- update to fit new CLC project
(pre3)
- made bash completion work with ls, cat and edit
(pre2)
- sort ls output
(pre1)
- introduced new commands: ls, cat, edit
- fixed an empty error message in argparser
* 0.4.4c 08.05.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- Fixed an ugly bug: no error messages shown when logging enabled
* 0.4.4b 08.05.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- Change mode of created directories from 0711 to 0755
* 0.4.4a 05.05.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- Change $PKGDEST to $PACKAGE_DIR
* 0.4.4 01.05.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- add support for PKGDEST
- add lock/unlock and listlocked commands
- better parsing of arguments
- small update of the argument parser
* Reimported after disk crash; 07.04.2003
* 0.4.3 18.02.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- fixed bug in dependent: it split the list wrongly
- new command: fsearch: search for file names in ports tree
- speed fix in Package: don't load() in name() and path()
- cosmetical changes to the help screen
* 0.4.2a 06.02.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- fixed bug in dependent: it looked just for a substring, so pkgconfig whould
also be a match for 'dependent gconf', as it contains gconf...
* 0.4.2 06.02.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- Fixed a segfault when no pkg database file available
* 0.4.1 20.01.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- added small speed fix to printDiff
- added missing include in configuration.cpp
- enable clc ports by default
- added misc dir to DIST
* 0.4.0pre2 14.01.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- fixed segfault when no m_currentTransaction
* 0.4.0pre2 13.01.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- fixed --listall -> --all switch on help page
- completed SignalDispatcher
- made PrtGet a SubClass of SignalHandler
- feedback on Ctrl-C
- fixed performance problems by not copying lists
* 0.4.0pre1 13.01.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- update man page
* 0.4.0alpha4 13.01.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- removed find command
- list can have a wildcard filter
- renamed --listall switch to --all for dependent
- implemented wildcards for listinst
* 0.4.0alpha3 13.01.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- added --listall switch for dependent; don't show only installed ports
- corrected help once more
- added LockFile class
- added check for Pkgfile in Port directory
- added expandWildcard*() methods
- enabled wildcards for diff
- implemented 'current' command
* 0.4.0alpha2 05.01.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- added --filter="..." option used in printf
- added sysup command (refactoring required)
- updated help output
- added signal dispatcher
- new cache file format (newline separated)
- cache file versioning
- support for maintainer and packager in info and printf
- support for hasReadme in printf
- fixed bug in Pkgfile parser (whitespaces before version, name and rev)
- better format for prt-get help
* 0.4.0alpha1 04.01.2003 Johannes Winkelmann
- added find command (searching using wildcards),
- Repository::getMatchingPackages() (wildcard match)
- added data object for package
* 0.3.5c 28.12.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- fixed bug: pkgadd was called even if pkgmk failed... there since 0.3.4
* 0.3.5b 28.12.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- fixed bug in writeCache()
* 0.3.5a 23.12.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- dependent -> help page
* 0.3.5 04.12.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- added readme command
- info shows whether there is a README file
- added readme info to cache file (-> new format)
- added (README) to install/update output
- fixed a memory leak
- introduced configuration object
- exchanged result printing order ("Packages already installed" before
"Packages installed now"
- added dependent command: show which packages depend on argument
- corrected ugly copy and paste errors in "<command> takes only one arg..."
- added misc/prt-edit (not installed)
- new manual format, not included anymore
* 0.3.4c 02.12.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- corrected typo in manual
- added logging options to default prt-get.conf
- added --sort option for printf
* 0.3.4b 02.12.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- printf replaces \t and \n
- small change in StringHelper::replaceAll()
- listinst -vv prints description
- listinst documentation update
- --log doc update
- cleanups (using StringHelper::replaceAll())
- add bash completion file
* 0.3.4a 30.11.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- small change in printf (%i expands to "diff")
* 0.3.4 10.11.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- implemented new printf function
- corrected usage output (removed "," characters)
- added StringHelper::replaceAll(..)
- log feature
- added %p in logfile
* 0.3.3 27.08.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- implemented a returnValue() method in PrtGet
- prt-get isinst no longer returns "... is not installed" to be more
consistent with "pkginfo -i|grep ...", but returns 1 when a package is not
installed (1 = general error).
- allow dependencies to be commented out when starting with #. THINK ABOUT
THIS SOME MORE
* 0.3.2 15.07.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- changed example prt-get.conf again
- added another example to the manual
- added doxygen api documentation
- various code cleanups
- output fix for prt-get diff (title not printed if no difference)
- added tests for process and stringhelper class
- added _very_ simple version checking in prt-get diff
- return values on errors (=1)
- no output for prt-get isinst if package not installed (to be consistent with
pkginfo)
- gcc 3.2 fixes
* 0.3.1a 15.07.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- changed example prt-get.conf to meet the new format...
* 0.3.1 13.07.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- Fixed some conditions where Valgrind reported errors
* 0.3.1pre2 10.07.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- Fixed another bug in the process execution
- proper implementation of process execution :-)
- improved StringHelper::split()
* 0.3.1pre1 08.07.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- listinst
- new config file format (can use alternate location for cache)
- removed depinst skeletion
* 0.3.0 05.07.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- added cache feature
- moved string functions to stringhelper
- Makefile.am includes code to create a symlink from prt-get to prt-cache
- If prt-get is called as prt-cache, it uses the caching all the time
- added man page for prt-cache
- added package filter functionality in prt-get-conf
- added man page for prt-get.conf
- comments are removed in prt-get.conf
- added check whether cache is outdated (config file changed after cache
generated)
- added check for 'prt-get diff <packagelist>' that the packages listed
are really installed
- added path command
- print errors to stderr
- always exit( -1 ) on error
* 0.3.0pre2 03.07.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- Fixed bug when release or version had a comment on the same line
* 0.3.0pre1 02.07.2002 Johannes Winkelman
- Changed format of TODO, so others can understand it as well :-)
- added version command
* 0.2.9 01.07.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- If files are rejected during update, prt-get no longer says "update failed"
- implemented dsearch feature (to search descriptions)
- Fixed a bug in prt-get depends (empty listing instead of warning when
invalid package given)
* 0.2.8 30.06.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- moved to autoconf/automake
* 0.2.7 28.06.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- added a man page
- adjusted message of install/update
decided to go up to .7, as I made some errors in the release of .6
* 0.2.6 28.06.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- added --test switch: doing no installation, just prints out the result
- added quickdiff feature, printing out a list of installed packages to be
updated: use it for prt-get update `prt-get quickdiff`
* 0.2.5 28.06.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- removed depinst feature (maybe reimplemented soon)
- it is now possible to pass a list of arguments to
prt-get install
prt-get depends/quickdep
- implemented -v and -vv in prt-get list
- implemented -v for prt-get search (show description as well)
- lazy initialization of repository -> speed improvement
- removed --args switch, added --margs and --aargs switches for pkgmk and
pkgadd respectively
* 0.2.4 24.06.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- fixed segfault when having cyclic dependecies
* 0.2.3 24.06.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- added --config=<conffile> option
- added prt-get update feature
- added prt-get quickdep feature
- added prt-get diff feature
* 0.2.2 24.06.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- Fixed segfault in depends
* 0.2.1 23.06.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- added config file /etc/prt-get.conf
* 0.2 22.06.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- C++ port
* 0.1.1 22.06.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- moved install to InstallTransaction
* 0.1 21.06.2002 Johannes Winkelmann
- First release

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Q: Why are there no wildcards for install/update/grpinst
A: Because you don't want it (dependencies)
Q: Why is there no prt-get depinst?
A:
Q: Why is there no GUI or shared lib for/of prt-get?
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Installing prt-get
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Installing prt-get is just a matter of
./configure
make
make install

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PRT-GET OVERVIEW:
(Johannes Winkelmann, jw@tks6.net)
Description:
------------
prt-get is a utility which is meant to be used with the pkgutils and
ports from crux (http://crux.nu). It offers some simplification over
pure pkgmk, but might hide some interesting details about the install
process.
Installing:
-----------
Just install the crux port from
- http://www.hta-bi.bfh.ch/~winkj/files/crux/prt-get.prt.gz
prt-get has to know where to look for ports. You can specify those in
/etc/prt-get.conf, one directory per line. Note that the order
matters, when the same port is in multiple direcories
(e.g. /usr/ports/contrib/mutt and /usr/ports/local/mutt), the one
found _first_ will be used.
Feel free to contact me in case of problems (jw@tks6.net)
more information
----------------
See the man pages for prt-get(8), prt-get.conf(5) and prt-cache for more
information. There is also a user manual in the doc directory (as a
tex file). This document should also be available as PDF from
http://www.hta-bi.bfh.ch/~winkj/files/crux/manual.pdf
"it must be user error" (thinkgeek)
-----------------------------------
port directories may only contain ports, or else prt-get can fail (which
means that nothing is installed, your system takes no harm). The reason
for this is because the additional checking slows down the application
too much

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next release:
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[20:01] <cptn> --config-add="prtdir /tmp" even
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[20:14] <cptn> prt-get --config-set="prtdir /tmp" \
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[20:14] <cptn> the 'set' would delete the config file's prtdir settings
Don't bail out if no prt-get.conf is found if the user specified
--config-* options
enum KindOfConfig {ADD, SET}
argparser: user addConfig(string, KindOfConfig);
config: go through additional configuration options; add and/or replace
1.0.0
- sysup
- allow injecting of new (uninstalled) dependencies
- allow to prohibit recompilation of packages when a dependency failed
to be updated in this sysup run
- better reports (installed/failed/not even tried to install)
[ ] message log for prt-get messages ?
[ ] timestamps for the log file
[ ] --quiet mode; suppress output of pkgmk and pkgadd
[ ] prt-get diff stats: "100 Packages with differences"
---------------------------
later
- parallel download (mt)
- download only
- group support
- Actions/Commands
- Help per command
- Dynamic command binding
- Make InstallTransaction a real install transaction:
- rollback pre-install if package building failed
- needs heavy refactoring to be easier to understand/maintain
- Test mode: global (is duplicated right now)
- remove should be in a transaction as well
- remove transaction
- install transaction
- etc.
- Transaction handler
- better examples for man page
- reorder message to avoid losing the important bits when installing
_lots_ of packages; maybe also think about forgeting not so
important things like packages installed before etc
[ ] prt-get rm and cd
[ ] cache file class, help class
[ ] interrupt handler (ctrl-c) kill pkgmk/pkgadd, delete lock files, say
"prt-get: action cancelled"; warn when cancel during download ->
STATE variable, separate download and build.
[ ] lock files for log, cache (lock file class)
[ ] move command name out of execTransaction (would be wrong for e.g.
sysup)
SHORT TERM
------------
* Answer FAQs
* create a fileExists(), createDir() etc helper class
* questions
- should the install/update result include the version/release?
* cosmetic
- move all output messages to prtget.cpp (away from main.cpp)
- remove "using namespace std" from header file
* test
- add asserts
* functional
- check exit messages (strings). always add 'prt-get'
* refactor
- check operations in prtget.cpp for common code
- make InstallTransaction more modular (download/build/install)
LONG TERM
------------------------------
* remove quickdiff
* move find command into list --filter="..." ???
* symbolic exit codes
* new commands:
* questions:
- should there be a install/update mixed to mode, to install and update,
which ever method is needed?
- namespace prtget ?
- remove the path:package1, package2 filter functionality from the
config file again. This could be done by creating another ports
directories an creation symlinks there to. Could improve performance
- might people like ansi colors?
* new features
- list shadow packages (dup) for arguments
* - rebuild all ports using dependency information
LONG LONG TERM
--------------
- parallel download for installing/updating multiple packages (at least
download of 2nd package while building first)

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