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v0.12.1

17 Nov 00:24
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This is a testing and cleanup release:

  • Add testing with supported filesystems. Thanks to @hg.
  • Move vendored threadpool implementation to own crate see blocking-threadpool.
  • Misc. docs cleanup.

v0.12.0

23 Aug 05:24
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  • Add feature-flag parblock; enabled by default.
  • Disable parblock build and test on Mac.
  • Re-enable torture-testing on Linux.

v0.11.0

23 Aug 05:22
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Handle FIEMAP calls being unavailable on some FSs.

v0.10.0

29 May 03:53
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  • Bump dependency to remove upstream vuln in tempfile (was only used in dev though).
  • Add additional guard for a file overwriting itself in the single-file-copy case.

v0.9.4

26 Feb 03:14
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  • Add NetBSD package info (thanks @0323pin)
  • Fix infinite-recursion scenario (thanks @fine-simple)
  • Large dependency update

v0.9.3

26 Feb 03:12
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v0.9.2

26 Feb 03:04
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  • Fix typos (thanks @kianmeng)
  • Fix for xattrs copying on unsupported filesystems. (#26, thanks to @dextersgenius and @mateuszkj for info)
  • Dependency updates

v0.9.1

26 Feb 03:02
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  • Dependency updates

v0.9.0

10 Oct 04:10
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  • Fix functional tests to correctly recognise failing tests; due to misunderstanding of test-case some functional-test failures were being interpreted as passing. See frondeus/test-case#50 for details.
  • Correct order of permission copying to allow xattr to be set correctly.
  • Symlink handling was missing from the parblock driver.

v0.8.0

26 Sep 03:20
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  • Disable the parblock driver on Mac, as it's known to fail under stress testing.
  • Explicitly add FreeBSD, NetBSD and Dragonfly to OSs that work with the parblock driver after testing.
  • Disable xattr copy for some OSs that don't support it fully (NetBSD in particular).