Changelog for leatherman_ruby1_3_0-1.3.0-1.1.x86_64.rpm :

* Sun Oct 29 2017 tampakrapAATTopensuse.org- Version bump 1.3.0: - 0.10.2: Avoid deadlock on Solaris using vfork/exec in a multithreaded process with Leatherman.execution (LTH-125) - 0.11.0: Add an option to use thread-safe forking at the expense of failing to fork if maxed out on memory; more permanent fix for the Solaris deadlock issue addressed in 0.10.2 (LTH-126) - 0.11.1: Circumvent a bug in Boost.Log\'s severity logger that prevented logging on AIX (LTH-128) - 0.11.2: Added Ruby API binding for rb_ll2inum - 0.12.0: Added Support for finding locale files with a relocatable package, particularly on Windows (LTH-133) - 0.12.1: - Locale files are installed relative to the Leatherman install root, taking into account support for relocatable packages (LTH-135) - Added Ruby API binding for rb_ll2inum (missing from 0.12.0) - 0.99.0: Remove Ruby bindings for Fixnum and Bignum, replace with Integer for Ruby 2.4 support (LTH-124) - 1.0.0: Final tag for Leatherman 1.0.0, containing the same change set as 0.99.0. - 1.1.0: - Fix redundant newlines when using execute that redirects output to files when not using the trim option. This combination now also ensures empty lines are not skipped. A side effect is that when not using trim, empty lines may appear when iterating over lines of output via each_line as well. (LTH-138) - Execution with file redirection and atomic_write_to_file can specify the permissions of those files. (LTH-139) - Leatherman.curl added a download_file function for doing streaming file downloads. (LTH-140) - 1.1.1: Generate build artifact with GCC 5.2.0 on Windows. - 1.1.2: - Separated the possible failure modes for Leatherman.curl into three categories (LTH-142) - Curl setup errors - File operation errors (e.g. writing to disk during file download) - Server side errors (e.g. bad host) - Simplified the logic of Leatherman.curl\'s download_file method by abstracting out actions associated with the temporary file (creating, writing, removing) to a class that follows the RAII pattern. (LTH-142) - 1.2.0: - Added a URI parsing utility in Leatherman.util (LTH-143) - Refactored Leatherman.curl\'s http_file_operation_exception to inherit from http_request_exception so that the three possible failure modes are distinguished by class - 1.2.1: Made Leatherman.curl\'s download_file response accessible, with results included when an error code is returned. - 1.3.0: Added a toPrettyJson routine to Leatherman.json_container that pretty prints a valid JSON object.
* Sun Jan 08 2017 tampakrapAATTopensuse.org- Initial package