- include git-credential-gnome-keyring helper in git pkg
- 0001-cvsimport-strip-all-inappropriate-tag-strings.patch was merged
Signed-off-by: Adam Tkac <atkac@redhat.com>
With git-1.7.12, __git_ps1 has moved to a separate script. This is to
accommodate newer bash-completion which allows for dynamic loading of
completion files.
Having git-prompt.sh in profile.d ensures that the functions needed for
git in the prompt are present regardless of whether bash-completion is
installed or loaded.
Upstream split some of the bits from git-svn.perl into separate files
for ease of maintenance. We don't want to package these in the main
perl-Git package, as it causes core git to grow an unwanted dependency
on subversion.
With the change upstream from .bz2 to .gz, the pattern match failed and
fedpkg added each individual tarball to gitignore when new-sources was
called. Drop this and the entries that were added as a result.
While we don't push these packages to EPEL regularly, making sure they
continue to build for when we do update is convenient. It also allows
people running EL systems to easily stay up to date.
Use git-core.googlecode.com for source URL, as that's where Junio is
posting official tarballs now. The gpg signatures are now available on
that site in the comments for each tarball. For example, the signature
for 1.7.9.1 and download link can be found at:
http://code.google.com/p/git-core/downloads/detail?name=git-1.7.9.1.tar.gz&can=2&q=
This update fixes an incompatibility caused by the git push --quiet fix¹
included in 1.7.6.1. Unfortunately, the "fix" was reverted. A proper
fix for git push --quiet is being worked on for a future release.
Also worthy of note is that the source tarball for 1.7.6.2 is not
available due to the recent intrusion at kernel.org. Instead, the
tarball was generated using 'make dist' from the git tree. The v1.7.6.2
tag was verified using Junio's GPG key and compared against the 1.7.6.1
tarball to verify the diff.
¹ http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.version-control.git/180652
Over time the spec file had become littered with conditional statements
to enable, disable, patch, and/or tweak things for various releases.
Consolidate all these at the top of the spec file to make it easier to
add future conditions.
