OpenBSD – Game of Trees 0.102 released
Version 0.102 of Game of Trees was released on August 14, 2024, featuring SHA256 repository support, bug fixes, improved components, and enhanced handling of .gitignore files and comments.
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Version 0.102 of Game of Trees has been released on August 14, 2024, with several updates and fixes. Key enhancements include support for SHA256 repositories, which currently requires the use of git(1). The gotwebd component has been improved to support the "owner" file and to fix the README link in the summary view. Additionally, the handling of .gitignore files with empty lines has been corrected, along with issues related to files lacking a trailing newline during histedit, rebase, and merge operations. The gotd component now allows numeric UIDs in permit/deny rules and supports them in the `user` directive. Improvements have also been made to comment handling and quoting explanations in the *.conf.5 man pages. The new version allows users to mark arbitrary commits for differential comparison and prints the file index and work tree version in the 'got info' command.
- Game of Trees 0.102 was released on August 14, 2024.
- The update includes support for SHA256 repositories and various bug fixes.
- Improvements were made to the gotwebd and gotd components.
- Users can now mark arbitrary commits for differential comparison.
- The release enhances handling of .gitignore files and comment processing.
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