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git (1:1.7.6.3-1) unstable; urgency=low

  * merge branch debian-experimental.
  * new upstream point release.
  * debian/diff:
    * 0007-...diff, ..., 0014-...diff: slightly rework as 0008...0015-*
      to provide better error reporting (thx Jonathan Nieder).
    * 0015-Makefile-do-not-use-setgid-bit-on-...diff: rename to 0007-*.

git (1:1.7.6-1) experimental; urgency=low

  * new upstream release.
  * debian/diff:
    * 0012-daemon-check-for-errors...diff: clarify patch description.
    * 0013-transport-learn-to-honor-DNS-SRV...diff: rename to 0014-*.
    * 0013-tcp-make-dns_resolve-return-an-error-code.diff: new; make
      dns_resolve() pass on return value from getaddrinfo.
    * 0014-transport-honor-DNS-SRV-records.diff: fix two regressions
      introduced by this patch when it was added in 1:1.7.6~rc1-1.
      * use descriptive messages like "Unable to look up
        git.example.com: Out of memory" to report errors from the
        resolver, instead of "unable to connect to a socket (success)".
      * tolerate alias (CNAME) records in the DNS reply for
        _git._tcp.<host>, instead of confusing them for invalid SRV
        records and erroring out.
    * 0015-Makefile-do-not-use-setgid...diff: new; Makefile: set
      DIR_HAS_BSD_GROUP_SEMANTICS on GNU/kFreeBSD.

git (1:1.7.6~rc2-1) experimental; urgency=low

  * new upstream release candidate.

  [ Daniel Baumann ]
  * add an init.d script for git-daemon (closes: #422139).
    * debian/control, debian/rules: new package git-daemon-sysvinit;
      Depends: adduser; Conflicts: git-daemon-run; package git now
      Suggests and git-all Recommends: git-daemon-run |
      git-daemon-sysvinit.
    * debian/git-daemon.init: new; script to start or stop git-daemon.
    * debian/git-daemon.default: new; provide some default settings and
      disable the daemon by default on first installation.
    * debian/git-daemon-sysvinit.README.Debian: new; explain how to get
      started.
    * debian/git-daemon-sysvinit.conffiles: new; treat
      /etc/default/git-daemon, /etc/init.d/git-daemon as conffiles.
    * debian/git-daemon-sysvinit.postinst: new; add gitdaemon system
      user; register and invoke init script to start git-daemon.
    * debian/git-daemon-sysvinit.prerm: new; stops git-daemon.
    * debian/git-daemon-sysvinit.postrm: new; unregisters init script.

  [ Jonathan Nieder ]
  * debian/diff/:
    * 0009-daemon-move-...diff, 0011-tcp-...diff: move fallback
      definition of HOST_NAME_MAX to new use sites (fixes FTBFS on
      kfreebsd).
    * 0012-transport-learn-to-honor...diff: rename to 0013-*.
    * 0012-daemon-check-for-errors-retrieving-canonical-IP-addre.diff:
      new; daemon: check for errors when retrieving IP address for use
      by the --interpolated-path feature.

git (1:1.7.6~rc1-1) experimental; urgency=low

  * new upstream release candidate.
  * debian/diff/0007-...diff, ..., 0012-transport-learn...diff: new;
    teach the git client to pay attention to SRV records (thx Julien
    Cristau; closes: #627839).
  * debian/rules: add USE_SRV_RR=1 to OPTS.
  * debian/rules: add htmldir=/usr/share/doc/git/html to OPTS and
    DOC_OPTS.
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git-el: fast, scalable, distributed revision control system (emacs support)

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