Greetings,

I have released version 6.0.0 of CPT, which brings a set of changes I
have been working on since December, they can be viewed from the
CHANGELOG file. The Fossil repository[1] is now considered the canonical
source for the package manager. The package repository itself is still
served under Git, but I am thinking about switching to Fossil for the
package repository some time this year.

[1]: https://fossil.carbslinux.org/cpt

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Best Regards,
Cem Keylan

Hello,

Recently I have decided to switch to Fossil[1] to continue the
development of CPT. This change unfortunately causes the revision hashes
to change, which I know is a bad practice, but I personally did NOT want
to set up bidirectional mirroring when I wasn't aiming for bidirectional
development. Sorry if this causes an inconvenience for you.

I have added a Git bundle of the actual Git repository[2] so that you
can verify the commits against the new repository.

The fossil repository is served on <https://fossil.carbslinux.org/cpt>.

[1]: https://fossil-scm.org

I did some minor fixes to the previous candidate, one which fixed an
issue with the manual page outputs of non-contrib tools, and one to
change pax's "strip-components" behaviour. The updated version can be
found on the testing repository. Shortlog below:

Cem Keylan <cem@ckyln.com> (5):
      docs: update
      docs: update
      tar_extract(): change pax component stripping string
      Makefile: fix contrib and src macros
      cpt: release 6.0.0 release candidate 2

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Best Regards,

First release candidate for cpt-6.0.0 has been released. While the code
itself is pretty much complete, I am holding the release off until the
documentation is complete. Important changes can be viewed from the
CHANGELOG in the repository. I am planning on completing the release
until next Friday. I'll be adding this release candidate to the
`testing` repository so you can install and test the latest version of
cpt.

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Best Regards,
Cem Keylan

Github repository for CPT has been archived, the development has now
been completely moved to Sourcehut.

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Best Regards,
Cem Keylan

Our own git server might stay outdated as it is switching to the new server.
Outages should be expected until the end of this week. You can temporarily
switch to the mirrors on Sourcehut to avoid repository issues.

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Best Regards,
Cem Keylan