Otavio Pontes 376e719fc9 Release v3.18.6
This release adds enhancements, bug fixes and test improvements.

Enhancements:
 - List experimental bundles on bundle-* and search functions
 - Moving generic parameters to a global parameters parsing so they can be
 consistent all over swupd.
 - Let users to define bundle aliases

Bug Fixes:
 - Better overflow handling on integer cmdline arguments
 - Use execve instead of system to run system binaries and avoid globing
 - Fix the number of deleted files in bundle-remove
 - Update when using a mirror was failing if upstream was down
 - Improvements in log framework and better error and warning reporting
 - Adding more debug information when downloading
 - Replace strftime to asctime to avoid segfaults
 - When verifying a system, don't list skiped files as errors
 - Don't force download retries if the disk is full
 - Fix several parallel download errors

Tests
 - Several bug fixes in testlib and improvements in styles
 - New tests added

Signed-off-by: Otavio Pontes <otavio.pontes@intel.com>
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Swupd Client

Build Status (Travis)

swupd is an OS-level software update program that applies updates to a Clear Linux OS. More information on how to use swupd can be found in the official documentation, swupd command man page and other documents on docs directory.

Reporting problems

Use github issue report tool (https://github.com/clearlinux/swupd-client/issues) to report bugs, issues and feature requests.

To help us to reproduce a bug reported, please attach the swupd command line, the command output, swupd version ('swupd -v' output) and clear linux version ('swupd info' output).

For other questions, contact us in Clear Linux mailing list (dev@lists.clearlinux.org) or IRC channel ( #clearlinux on Freenode).

How to contribute

Swupd client is open for contributions, so we are more than willing to review your patches! For more information take a look on the how to contribute guide

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