Changelog out of date #10
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- drop support for libparted older than 2.4 (#16) - introduce `-n, --partition` to set a partition number when dealing with file dumps, /dev/loop and /dev/ram devices (#15) - ask confirmation for operations (e.g. FAT32 -> FAT16 conversion), add `-f, --force` option to not prompt (#13) - do not limit FAT32 usage on small partitions (#11) - update changelog (#10)
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Grand update: - drop support for libparted older than 2.4 (#16) - introduce `-n, --partition` to set a partition number when dealing with file dumps, /dev/loop and /dev/ram devices (#15) - ask confirmation for operations (e.g. FAT32 -> FAT16 conversion), add `-f, --force` option to not prompt (#13) - do not limit FAT32 usage on small partitions (#11) - update changelog (#10)
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It looks like the changelog in the repo is out of date, as of 321973b (see here) – should this be altered to favor GitHub's releases system, maybe, or else updated with the recent information? (1.0.3 and 1.0.4 have been released, it seems, whereas the file has the most recent entry at "planned 1.0.3".)
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