- Update to 1.27.3:
* Fix crash on Linux when opening a file for hashing fails
- Update to 1.27.2:
* Hash database no longer crashes on 32-bit and x32 systems
* Hash database now uses 64-bit time and size counts
- Update to 1.27.1:
* Fix a hash database corruption bug
- Update to 1.27.0:
* Added long-awaited hash database feature -y (SEE README BEFORE USING)
* Removed legacy long options that were deprecated in v1.20.0
* -E option was moved to -e and now throws an error (CHECK YOUR SCRIPTS)
* Multiple hash algorithm capability added, but no user option exists yet
* Linux: use posix_fadvise() to improve read performance
* Fixed possible infinite loop freezing on certain errors when linking files
* Removed annoying warning for -Q; the user deserves what the user asks for
- Update to 1.26.1:
* Fix '-P early' to actually work correctly
- Update to 1.26.0:
* Change -C to use KiB instead of bytes for easier typing
- Update to 1.25.3:
* Fix CTRL+C broken during scanning phase
* Added verbose error information for dedupe errors 22 and 95
* Partial-only flag for dedupe is no longer inappropriately enabled on macOS
* Build now enables dedupe support and uses nearby libjodycode by default
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/1106140
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/utilities/jdupes?expand=0&rev=10
* Major performance fix in the double traversal prevention tree
code
* Added undocumented '-9' benchmark option for testing traversal
code
* Extra error checks to try to finally solve a very rare crash
bug
* Tiny code size reduction by discarding unused xxHash code
* jody_hash re-added as a build-time option
* Many options/features/safety checks can now be selectively
compiled out
* New 'make BARE_BONES=1' option builds the most minimal jdupes
possible
* Fix exit behavior when no valid directories are given
* Only act on "normal" files and directories
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/utilities/jdupes?expand=0&rev=8
* Reinstate '-I/--isolate' by popular demand; use at your own risk!
* Expect to lose data if you use this feature. It is strongly susceptible
to the documented "triangle problem" and absolutely does not protect
files in each directory from matching with one another. Don't get mad at
me if you use it and see a cloud of smoke come out of your disk array.
* Remove '-I/--isolate' which has never worked correctly
* Fix compiling when NO_HARDLINKS and NO_SYMLINKS are both defined
* Increased stack size limits to enable deeper recursion without crashing
* Fixes to make compilation under Cygwin (instead of MSYS2 MinGW) work
* Remove the temporary '-X help' warning about changes in functionality
* Some minor under-the-hood changes for future enhancements
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/utilities/jdupes?expand=0&rev=6
