v1.1.0rc #1028
v1.1.0rc #1028
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If my understanding is correct, this PR collects several smaller PRs into a single big one. IMHO it's much more likely that small PRs get merged. So I think this can be closed in favor of the existing small chunks. |
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@corneliusweig, in the context of the last 15-20 months, #840 proves the opposite. Precisely, those smaller chunks need to be combined and conflicts need to be resolved. Here, all conflicts are resolved already. |
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🤔 Well #840 combines several trivial patches and touches ~100 lines. This one touches >1k lines and is not as easily reviewable. That's why I suspect that it is unlikely to ever get merged. But I see that resolving all conflicts has some value to it. |
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Sinve v1.0.0 was released a few days ago (🎉 🎉 🎉), this PR is now renamed to v1.1.0rc. It is also rebased on top of master. |
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This removes "Lesser" from the GPL-2.0 header template, since that header is meant to be referring to GPL-2.0 and not LGPL-2.0. Signed-off-by: Steve Winslow <[email protected]>
The 'cobra' entry on .gitignore was meant to ignore a potential 'cobra' executable generated by 'go build' during development. However, 'cobra' is a directory containing the command line tool, and such a generic entry in .gitignore ignores too much. Instead of the generic 'cobra' entry, ignore only a specific '/cobra/cobra' path.
As done in #840, this PR gathers multiple pending PRs, in an effort to help the maintainers get some work out of their tasklist:
Close #754 (@0robustus1)Close #774 (@Brcrwilliams)Close #841
Close #1044Close #880 (@swinslow)
Close #896 (@nelz9999)
Close #929 (@desponda)Close #936 (@rhcarvalho)
Close #937 (@rhcarvalho)Close #949
Close #968Close #1009 (@nickolashkraus)
Close #1012