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v0.4.9

16 Sep 21:23
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v0.4.8

13 Aug 17:23
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  • Make xattr.Error implement Unwrap by @aureliar8 in #66
  • (Solaris) return ENOTSUP on unix.Openat error by @kuba-- in #68

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xattr 0.4.7

17 Apr 12:34
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xattr 0.4.6

06 Mar 23:58
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xattr 0.4.5

02 Feb 00:49
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  • Skip empty fields in Error() by @kuba-- in #59
  • Replace travis CI by Github workflow by @kuba-- in #61
  • Fix closing file descriptors twice by @gco in #62

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  • @gco made their first contribution in #62

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xattr 0.4.4

15 Oct 20:56
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  • Check for EINTR with != on Linux (#56)

xattr 0.4.3

17 Dec 09:06
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  • Add support for solaris (and illumos). (#54)

xattr 0.4.2

08 Nov 01:09
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  • Support (mainly) go 1.14.X, 1.15.X
  • New XATTR_SUPPORTED const.
  • Loop on EINTR on Linux

xattr 0.4.1

26 Mar 19:20
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  • Use x/sys/unix for lgetxattr, lsetxattr, lremovexattr and llistxattr … …
  • Add NetBSD support
  • Dummy build for unsupported platforms (e.g. windows)

xattr 0.4.0

26 Oct 21:07
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  • support "F" variants of operations (on file descriptors)

It's possible to create files without a path, for example by using O_TMPFILE flag in open(2).
This release adds a set of "F" variants to all functions that accepts a file descriptor instead of a path.
The change is only implemented for Linux, all other platforms use Name() call on a file to get its path.