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0.6.0

* Supporting Linux Userspace API (UAPI) Group
chapter "Configuration Files Specification".
See: https://uapi-group.org/specifications/specs/configuration_files_specification/

0.5.3

* Added bindings for python3 and C
* Supporting Linux Userspace API (UAPI) Group
chapter "Configuration Files Specification".
See: https://uapi-group.org/specifications/specs/configuration_files_specification/

0.5.2

* Fixed build for aarch64 and gcc13.
* Making the output verbose when a test fails.
* Fixed a stack-buffer-overflow vulnerability in "econf_writeFile" function.
* Fixed a stack-buffer-overflow vulnerability in "read_file" function.

0.5.1

* Reading files in /usr/_vendor_/_example_._suffix_.d/* regardless
there is a /etc/_example_._suffix_ file.

0.5.0

* API calls econf_read*WithCallback supporting a general (void *)
argument for user defined data with which the callback function is
called.
* Tagged following functions deprecated:
econf_requireOwner, econf_requireGroup, econf_requirePermissions,
econf_followSymlinks, econf_reset_security_settings
Use one of the econf_read*WithCallback functions instead.

0.4.9

* new API calls:
** econf_readFileWithCallback
Has the same functionality like econf_readFile. The user
can additionally define a callback in order to check the parsed file.
** econf_readDirsWithCallback
Has the same functionality like econf_readDirs. The user
can additionally define a callback in order e.g. to check all parsed file.
** econf_readDirsHistoryWithCallback
Has the same functionality like econf_readDirsHistory.
The user can additionally define a callback in order e.g. to check
all parsed file.

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