serenity - The Serenity Operating System 🐞

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2021-05-10	Ports: Add missing curl dependency for the git port	Gunnar Beutner
	fixes #6724
2021-04-25	Ports: Update checksums to use the SHA256 algorithm	Gunnar Beutner

2021-04-20	Ports: Improve consistency and quality of ports	Panagiotis Vasilopoulos
	- Replaced /Root with - Improved documentation. - Removed a few typos. - Replaced with - Added brackets in some cases. Most of the changes were reviewed and applied manually.
2021-04-16	Ports: Add auth_type verification to all package.sh files	Brendan Coles

2021-04-16	Ports: Bump git to 2.31.1	Federico Guerinoni

2021-04-11	Ports: Fix building the git port	Gunnar Beutner
	Because libiconv is now buildable the configure script fails when libiconv was installed.
2021-03-14	Ports: Fix cross-compiling git for serenity	Ben Wiederhake
	No idea how this is supposed to work, because git's buildscripts execute 'uname -S' to determine which functions are available - and that's not how cross-compilation works.
2021-03-13	Ports: Use SERENITY_ARCH in --target/--host	Linus Groh
	Recent ports already do this, let's update the others as well. One step closer to multi-arch support for ports! :^)
2021-03-11	Ports: Replace hardcoded Build/ paths with SERENITY_BUILD_DIR	Linus Groh
	Fixes #5710.
2021-03-08	Ports/git: remove no longer needed patches	Jorropo

2021-03-06	Ports/git: Forcing NO_IPV6 option.	Jorropo
	This fixes the build, how ever I don't know why the auto detection broke in the first place.
2021-01-22	Meta: Get building on NixOS (#5005)	Jonathan Turner

2021-01-12	Ports: Remove some no-longer-needed patches for git :^)	Andreas Kling
	We can mmap files with MAP_PRIVATE these days.
2020-09-15	Ports: Add default .gitconfig for Git port	Itamar
	This stops git from asking us to configure a username and email when we try to commit.
2020-04-13	Ports: Update git to 2.26.0	Linus Groh

2020-02-20	Ports: Add git port	Andreas Kling
	There are various issues with this port that need to be fixed, but it's at least possible to inspect and modify the SerenityOS repo if I clone it into the disk image from the outside. Very cool! :^)