cmirror: Update version from 1.2 to 1.3 #2730
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The Dark Blue Bikeshed Release - Fix nonsense error message [1] - Fix other printf format errors and add check macro - Fix bug that directories, which were replaced by another file type (e.g. plain files), would not actually be deleted, but would be left lingering around as "DIR.deleteme". For regular mirrors, the directory would be deleted during the the next pass. - Fix bug, that directories, which were replaced by another file type (e.g. plain files), would be deleted even with --noop - Fix bug, that directories, which were replaced by another file type (e.g. plain files), would no be deleted because of a missing --delete [1]: mariux64/cmirror#14
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The Dark Blue Bikeshed Release
directories, which were replaced by another file type (e.g. plain
files), would not actually be deleted, but would be left lingering
around as "DIR.deleteme". For regular mirrors, the directory would be
deleted during the the next pass.
(e.g. plain files), would be deleted even with --noop
(e.g. plain files), would no be deleted because of a missing --delete