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- Update to version 5.6
  * Process exit status messages using background awk scripts
  * Use min(OPEN_MAX, rl.rlim_max) to set rlim_cur on MacOS
  * Detect and use native strlcpy(3)
  * Always build with GNU_SOURCE set on Linux

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- update to 5.5:
  * Report correct error if open(3) fails

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- Update to version 5.4
 * 'make test' runs a quick smoketest, 'make check' runs regressions
 * Set IN_CLOEXEC only for inotify_init, kqueue uses similar setting by default
 * Unconditionally try to set soft file limit to 2^16 on MacOS
 * Use non-reentrant calls sparingly in signal handlers
 * configure: use TARGET_OS to override the output of uname(1)
- added only basic smoke test

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- Update to version 5.3
  * Symlink changes detected on Linux by setting
    'ENTR_INOTIFY_SYMLINK'.
  * Use /dev/null rather then closed pipe for stdin in -r mode.
  * Utilize {O,FD}_CLOEXEC flag for unintentional leaks of
    descriptors to executed utilities.
  * Remove C unit tests.
  * Only respond to attribute/inode changes on Linux.
- Drop tests. The new tests do not run within a chroot.

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- Update to version 5.2
  * Update copy of strlcpy(3) for Linux
  * Detect file deletion from directories on Linux
  * Print the signal that terminated a child when using '-s'
  * Return 128+signal that terminated a child when using '-z'
  * Ensure terminal settings are reset when '-z' is set

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- Update to version 5.1
  * Detect files moved to or from directories on Linux.
  * Allow detection of directory entries beginning with '.' by
    specifying '-d' twice.
  * Only reset terminal settings in exit handler if settings were
    changed.

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- Update to version 5.0
  * Eliminate memory management warnings on Linux.
  * EV_TRACE prints file mode and file name.
- Update to version 4.8
  * EV_TRACE also prints file/notify descriptor limit.
  * Set 2^16 watches if inotify limits cannot be read.
  * Raise an error and suggest '-n' if terminal attributes cannot
    be read.

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- Update to version 4.8
  * Set a maximum of 2^19 watches to guard against absurd file
    open limits on MacOS.
  * Use control sequences to clear the display and specify '-c'
    twice to erase the scrollback buffer.

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- update to 4.7:
  * Use system file descriptor limits when max_user_watches is not accessible
  * Return the exit status of the child process when the '-z' option is used
  * Handle SIGHUP so child process are terminated when a terminal is closed
  * More accurately return shell exit code using '-s' option

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- Update to version 4.6
  * Always call waitpid(2) to avoid dead processes
  * Duplicate STDIN file descriptor before closing; for the '-r'
    option

- Update to version 4.5
  * New '-z' "one-shot" option self-terminates after the utility
    exits
  * Termination by 'q' or 'SIGINT' results in an exit status of 0
- Add source verification

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- Update to version 4.4
  * Use a single inotify queue on Linux, limited by
    /proc/sys/fs/inotify/max_user_watches
  * Set the environment variable `ENTR_INOTIFY_WORKAROUND` to
    enable a compatibility mode for platforms with deformed
    inotify support

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