I haven't kept a detailed changelog since version 0.4 since
the program was nearly completely redesigned.

The next release was 0.9 with 0.9.x micro-versions planned as
a build-up to a 1.0 release.

Version 0.9.1 added the src2pkg program

Version 0.9.2 fixes a reported bug and adds new features to src2pkg
and additional checks and cleanups to PkgBuild.

Version 0.9.3 fixes more bugs and adds new src2pkg features and code
cleanup. 
 - Change default working directories to /tmp.
 - Incorporated installwatch libs into package and put them in our own
   directory so that we are sure to have the right version and to avoid
   conflicts with already installed packages of installwatch or
   checkinstall. ckeckinstall-0.7 doesn't work right just yet.
 - moved most documentation to help directory as it all needs to be
   redone before we get to 1.0

Version 0.9.4
 - add support for scons build system. Thanks to Timothy Goya for the
   suggestion, help getting it working and testing.
Version 0.9.5
 - added auto detection of ARCH and compiler flags.
 - fixed manpage compression so it doesn't miss files with names
   like: pkgname.1x or pkgname.1.x
 - use umask 022 ?
Version-0.9.6
 - use umask 000 !
 - removed echo of CFLAGS in compile_sources
 - doinst makes DONT_PURGE.locales file valid by default for easy use.
 - include first version of trackinstall(0.1). This is a replacement
   for checkinstall using the PkgBuild functions. Included new
   (README.trackinstall)
 - suppress copying of slack.desc into CWD when using trackinstall
Version-0.9.7
 - integrated syntax for options common to src2pkg and trackinstall.
 Version-0.9.8
 - Moved a lot of code around and integrated code from src2pkg and trackinstall
   into the pre_process function. pre_process now handles debian source
   tarballs and checks VERSION and NAME, auto-correcting capital letters.
   CORRECT_NAMES=NO turns off correction of NAME.
   Deprecated SRC_UNPACK_NAME by using an easier way to be sure of the SRC_DIR
   name in unpack_source.
   Added ALT_NAME to override package name.
 - added switches to allow turning off correction of man-pages and documents.
   CORRECT_DOCS=NO and CORRECT_MANS=NO turns these features off (not recommended).
 - added switch to disable correction of permissions in the SRC_DIR which may
   needed. CORRECT_PERMS=NO disables permission changes and is available as
   a command-line option for trackinstall. 'trackinstall -P' turns off correction.
   This should allow you to package sources which you have compiled as a normal
   user or which CVS or SVN.
 - trackinstall autoscripting added. Now you can trackinstall and script it too.
   added -S option which allows you to track and run install routines other than
   'make install'. This will even work with interactive installers.
 - updated man pages and documents. We're getting close to 1.0 so I'm trying to
   concentrate more on updating the documents.
   
Version-0.9.9
 - I rewrote a lot of code for this one, from top to bottom.
   - added new options for turning off automatic corrections
     CORRECT_NAMES, CORRECT_MANS, CORRECT_DOCS 
     CORRECT_PERMS, CORRECT_SUID_PERMS
   - new code for installing .desktop files
   - reworked the whole naming strategy by incorporating code
   from src2pkg and trackinstall for analyzing and validating
   NAME and VERSION. Instead of NAME, VERSION and SRC_SUFFIX we
   use just SOURCE_NAME (or SOURCE for absolute paths).
   - Names with capital letters are automatically corrected unless
   ALT_NAME is given
   - ALT_VERSION can be used to verride the derived VERSION number.
   - source unpacking is more reliable with the above because we
   separate the SOURCE_NAME from the SRC_DIR_NAME. unpack-sources
   handles most tarballs no matter what name they unpack to.
   - removed advanced packaging options from trackinstall and src2pkg
   to avoid confusing the user.
   - trackinstall now does a good job handling other installation 
   routines besides 'make install', such as 'sh install.sh', even
   if they are interactive installation scripts.
   - INSTALL_COMMAND & INSTALL_RULE have been deprecated in favor
   of INSTALL_LINE. This was necessary to get full access to the
   tracking capabilities of installwatch. This makes it possible 
   to use INSTALL_LINE='make --prefix=/somedir install' (or DESTDIR).
   - internalized the makepkg code. Tired of kludging around the
   standard behaviour for creating the doinst.sh file and handling
   the links in the package tree, I brought in the few lines needed
   to get better control. If PkgBuild finds a doinst.sh it will do
   as makepkg normally would. But my changes make it possible to
   use a doinst.prepend and/or doinst.append file to add lines to
   either the beginning or end of the doinst.sh file, while still
   letting the link-creation script be created dynamically.
   - Error handling has been greatly improved with nearly everything
   being handled gracefully. This is important if you are trying to
   control the execution of PkgBuild scripts from some other script,
   like when building a group or series of packages with a 
   controlling script.
   - reworked handling of zero-length files to allow them under /etc
   where they are sometimes found as empty config files and automatically
   remove them from /usr/doc where the useless ones usually are.
   - prompting has been cleaned up and made less wordy.
   - reworked existing docs some more. Prompting code and documentation
   take more work than anything. I seem to be finally reaching a sort
   of feature-freeze which will make it easier to update them.
   - dropped the link in /usr/share/Amigo/PkgBuild. This won't matter
   unless you are using a very old PkgBuild script (0.3) from my site.
   
Version-1.0 First big change here is in the name. Long after I had
begun developing PkgBuild I discovered that there was already a 
package building system with the name pkgbuild. The last version of
the program was released in 2001, but apparently ARCH Linux still
uses this software for its' builds. So finally, I've gotten around
to changing the name of MY PkgBuild to src2pkg, including changing
directory names, etc.

	- another big change in Version-1.0 is that src2pkg can now
	work directly with SRPM packages (sources packaged as .rpm 
	packages, usually with '.src.rpm' as the suffix.
	- added support for conversion of binary packages to the 
	Slackware format, including rpm binary packages, Debian '.deb'
	archives and other generic binary packages.
	- improved guessing of NAME and VERSION -this took nearly
	250 lines of new code, but saves some work for the user as it
	does a much better job of getting the NAME and VERSION right.
	This was important for better handling of RPM packages since the
	naming scheme is very different from most simple source tarballs.
	- included the disrpm program for decompressing .rpm and .deb
	archives. This installs to /usr/bin so it can be used independently
	from src2pkg. It works better than rpm2tgz or rpm2cpio, succeeding
	where they sometimes fail. It does not depend on rpm being installed.
	- Renaming the program breaks compatibility with existing scripts, so
	we create links (for a transition period) from /etc/src2pkg to /etc/pkgbuild
	and from /usr/libexec/src2pkg /usr/libexec/pkgbuild. This will be
	dropped soon. The difference won't affect most people much, unless
	they've already written a few hundred scripts (like me). In practice,
	src2pkg has gotten so good at building sources without any help, that
	most of the scripts I wrote originally are no longer needed. Most of
	the minor quirks which commonly occur in package building are now
	handled automatically by src2pkg. Of course, many packages still need
	extra configure options or a line or two of extra code to build the
	perfect package. But, as always, it's extremely easy and fast to
	'port' other build scripts to the src2pkg format, especially PkgBuild
	scripts.
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