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ietfdb (6.40.2) ietf; urgency=medium
**Docker image based on Debian:jessie and MySQL 5.6**
This release doesn't provide any new datatracker functionality, but upgrades
the Dockerfile used to build the datatracker-environment docker image to use
the Debian Jessie release as a base, and MySQL 5.6 as the database engine.
(Image at https://hub.docker.com/r/ietf/datatracker-environment/). There
are also some other fixes.
From the commit log:
* Upgraded the Dockerfile to use debian:jessie as a base, and use
mysql-server 5.6.
* Made the docker/build script behave better when trying to remove
non-existent previous builds of the datatracker-environment docker image.
* Made docker/updatedb less verbose when downloading a new database dump.
* Added a tiny script to be run from within docker, to install the extra
packages needed to run the dependency-graph and htpasswd tests.
* Added a script which creates a tarball of binary mysql database files, and
uploads the tarball to the developer area at www.ietf.org, for use with the
datatracker environment docker image.
* Simplified the release-coverage script.
* Enabled invocation of 3 additional scripts from bin/daily (instead of
../scripts/Night-runner)
* Updated scripts in ietf/bin/ to look in env/bin/ for the virtualenv
activation script.
* Changed the handling of skip tests and messages in order to show which
tests will be skipped, and why, at the start of a test run.
-- Henrik Levkowetz <henrik@levkowetz.com> 17 Dec 2016 21:51:07 +0000
ietfdb (6.40.1) ietf; urgency=medium
This is a mixed bugfix and enhancements release with a lot of attention on
the new document review support. A number of deprecated functionality from
earlier Django version has also be fixed up to use newer idioms.
the new document review support. A number of cases of deprecated
functionality from earlier Django version has also be fixed up to use newer
idioms.
From the commit log: