git-remote-gcrypt-1.5-bp156.2.1

- Update to 1.5:
  * Pass --error-on-no-transfer to 'rclone copyto'.
  * README.md:
  - explain why the arbitrary <giturl> and sftp:// backends are
    inappropriate for most git repositories
  - use stronger language to say that one should use local or rsync://
    instead, and also say it up in "Description".

- Update to 1.4:
  * Add gcrypt.require-explicit-force-push configuration key.
  * Support rsync URIs like "rsync://user@host/path" (Closes: #980397).

- Update to 1.3:
  * README.md: Clarify how to use GCRYPT_FULL_REPACK.
  * Updates to redhat/git-remote-gcrypt.spec.
  * install.sh: try rst2man.py if rst2man binary not available.
  * Add git-config option to set rsync put flags.

- Update to 1.2:
  * When the repository cannot be found, but the repo ID is set,
    output the stderr of other commands to help the user figure out
  what's wrong (Closes: #914059).
  * Note that git-remote-gcrypt's "not found" error can be misleading.

- Update to 1.1:
  * Add CONTRIBUTING.md and DEVELOPER-CERTIFICATE.
  * Add experimental rclone backend (for early adoptors only).

- Update to 1.0.3:
  * Add note about non-standard rsync:// URI format.
  * Improve first section of manpage.
  * Add "Known issues" to README.

- Update to 1.0.2:
  Bug fixes:
  * Correctly handle the case where gcrypt.gpg-args contains more than one
    argument, separated by spaces.
    Thanks Etienne Brodu for the patch.
  Documentation:
  * Drop section "Note to users of GnuPG version 2".
    The issue was a regression in GnuPG 2.x, fixed in version 2.1.16.
  * Add a note about performance when not using the rsync:// or local backends.
  * Add section containing author and maintainer information.
  * Add `apt-get` installation instructions, for the benefit of GitHub users.
  * Other minor edits and formatting changes.

- Install real changelog file and not a link

- Update to 1.0.1:
  * Add authorship details to script header
- Get proper release tarball from GH now. Before used commit id
  30b3f5e3356bba404eb630807879b8d4989f8c6e which was tag 1.0.0
  on private repo of maintainer
- Use rst2man to generate manpage, install that instead of readme

- Use website of new maintainer

- Initial package for 1.0.0