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@slicer69 slicer69 released this 06 Aug 18:33
· 133 commits to master since this release
6.3p1
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In this release, we work around a quirk of the GNU parameter parser which required us to use double-dashes (--) after doas's parameters and before a target command's parameters. In the past we used "doas -- pacman -Syu" and now we can use simply "doas pacman -Syu".

This change affects only GNU/Linux systems, other platforms like FreeBSD, NetBSD, etc already had this behaviour.

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