maxtaco
commented
10 years ago I keep some changelogs in keybase/node-client, keybase/node-installer, keybase/kbpgp, keybase/gpg-wrapper, keybase/pgp-utils, and keybase/triplesec
Open coolacid opened 10 years ago
maxtaco
commented
10 years ago I keep some changelogs in keybase/node-client, keybase/node-installer, keybase/kbpgp, keybase/gpg-wrapper, keybase/pgp-utils, and keybase/triplesec
coolacid
commented
10 years ago Fair enough - just a rolling news to keep tabs on you guys.. ;)
bdorer
commented
9 years ago It would be nice if you could post big enhancements or bug fixes on your blog so users are able to see what's new.
datashaman
commented
4 years ago Changelogs are important. I have a new update from Keybase of 121.6MB, I would like to verify what's in it, is it worth that size download, this is what I see:
heronhaye
commented
4 years ago @datashaman We do publish changelogs on https://github.com/keybase/client/releases, and if you subscribe to releases on keybase/client you can get updates that way too.
Though I agree it'd be nice to get the changelogs in this view as well.
datashaman
commented
4 years ago I think all you have to do is put the changelog into the repository in a specific place.
Point 4.3 here - note that it says it's a required file for Debian packages, and it's a pretty standard way of showing incoming changes across all systems derived from Debian (Ubuntu and Mint for example).
https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide/dreq.en.html
If I have a list of 20 packages being updated, I'm not going to visit 20 sites to find their changelog pages; which will make me blindly accept all upgrades, which is not good for security. I do check their changelogs in the software updater (where they are installed and when they're there).
EDIT: It's a little more than putting it in the right place, I'll acknowledge that. :)
I for one would like to see a daily (?) mail of what's going on - maybe not daily.. but something that I can sink my teeth into on new/fixed things ;)