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@@ -27,27 +27,6 @@ Why:
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leftovers are automatically cleaned up on database parsing. So there's no
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need anymore for this manual action.
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-What: -Zlzma (dpkg-deb option value)
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-Status: deprecated
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-When: 1.17.x
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-Warning: program
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-Why:
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- LZMA compression has some format deficiencies fixed by XZ, which is what
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- upstream has replaced it with, as such there's no point in continuing to
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- support compressing new .deb files with that format, although unpacking
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- will be kept being supported to handle existing compressed files.
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-
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-What: -Zbzip2 (dpkg-deb option value)
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-Status: deprecated
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-When: 1.18.x
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-Warning: program
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-Why:
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- bzip2 compression has been superseded by xz when it comes to size, and
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- gzip is still faster, in Debian there's really not many packages using
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- that compression, as such there's no point in continuing to support
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- compressing new .deb files with that format, although unpacking
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- will be kept being supported to handle existing compressed files.
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-
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What: --control-path (dpkg-query option)
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Status: deprecated
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When: 1.18.x
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@@ -172,3 +151,24 @@ Why:
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Should switch to use binary:Version or source:Version substvars.
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The code got changed to emit errors.
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+What: -Zlzma (dpkg-deb option value)
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+Status: removed
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+When: 1.18.11
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+Warning: program
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+Why:
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+ LZMA compression has some format deficiencies fixed by XZ, which is what
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+ upstream has replaced it with, as such there's no point in continuing to
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+ support compressing new .deb files with that format, although unpacking
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+ will be kept being supported to handle existing compressed files.
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+
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+What: -Zbzip2 (dpkg-deb option value)
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+Status: removed
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+When: 1.18.11
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+Warning: program
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+Why:
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+ bzip2 compression has been superseded by xz when it comes to size, and
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+ gzip is still faster, in Debian there's really not many packages using
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+ that compression, as such there's no point in continuing to support
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+ compressing new .deb files with that format, although unpacking
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+ will be kept being supported to handle existing compressed files.
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