kpmcore-21.12.3-bp154.1.97

- Update to 21.12.3
  * New bugfix release
  * For more details please see:
  * https://kde.org/announcements/gear/21.12.3/
- Changes since 21.12.2:
  * Do not repeatedly open and close file when reading from it.
  * Do not repeatedly open and close file when writing to it.
  * Make sure that path passed to WriteData is block device.
  * Restrict CopyFileData to writing to already existing files.
  * Rename CopyBlocks to CopyFileData.
  * Check for relative paths in ExternalCommandHelper::CopyBlocks.
  * Restrict QProcess::ProcessChannelMode to two used values.
  * Be a bit more strict in root helper when checking path to /etc/fstab.
- Drop patches, now upstream:
  * 0001-Do-not-repeatedly-open-and-close-file-when-reading-f.patch
  * 0001-Do-not-repeatedly-open-and-close-file-when-writing-t.patch
  * 0001-Make-sure-that-path-passed-to-WriteData-is-block-dev.patch
  * 0001-Restrict-CopyFileData-to-writing-to-already-existing.patch
  * 0001-Rename-CopyBlocks-to-CopyFileData.patch
  * 0001-Check-for-relative-paths-in-ExternalCommandHelper-Co.patch
  * 0001-Restrict-QProcess-ProcessChannelMode-to-two-used-val.patch
  * 0001-Be-a-bit-more-strict-in-root-helper-when-checking-pa.patch

- Backport more upstream changes:
  * 0001-Restrict-CreateFile-method-to-WriteFstab-method-in-p.patch
  * 0001-Add-a-comment-about-WriteOnly.patch
  * 0001-Add-a-few-more-comments-explaining-copy-direction.patch
  * 0001-Set-false-as-the-default-return-value-and-change-it-.patch
  * 0001-Rename-blockSize-to-chunkSize-to-avoid-confusion-wit.patch
  * 0001-Fix-a-typo-in-definition-of-MiB-constant.patch
  * 0001-Rename-variables-into-more-appropriate-fstabPath-and.patch

- Backport upstream changes to address security issues
  (contributes to boo#1178848)
  * 0001-Add-new-job-to-change-permission-of-the-newly-create.patch
  * 0001-Move-the-changePosixPermission-to-the-Filesystem.patch
  * 0001-Add-posix-permissions-on-filesystems-used-in-posix-s.patch
  * 0001-Allow-running-chmod-in-externalcommand-helper.patch
  * 0001-Add-support-for-copying-unknown-partitions.patch
  * 0001-Fix-davfs-entries-being-omitted-from-fstab-file.patch
  * 0001-Changing-swap-labels-while-swap-is-active-does-not-s.patch
  * 0001-Be-a-bit-more-strict-in-root-helper-when-checking-pa.patch
  * 0001-Restrict-QProcess-ProcessChannelMode-to-two-used-val.patch
  * 0001-Check-for-relative-paths-in-ExternalCommandHelper-Co.patch
  * 0001-Rename-CopyBlocks-to-CopyFileData.patch
  * 0001-Restrict-CopyFileData-to-writing-to-already-existing.patch
  * 0001-Make-sure-that-path-passed-to-WriteData-is-block-dev.patch
  * 0001-Do-not-repeatedly-open-and-close-file-when-writing-t.patch
  * 0001-Do-not-repeatedly-open-and-close-file-when-reading-f.patch
  * 0001-Update-description-of-polkit-helper.patch

- Update to 21.12.2
  * New bugfix release
  * For more details please see:
  * https://kde.org/announcements/gear/21.12.2/
- Changes since 21.12.1:
  * Fix infinite recursion in dummy backend. (kde#432704)

- Update to 21.12.1
  * New bugfix release
  * For more details please see:
  * https://kde.org/announcements/gear/21.12.1/
- Changes since 21.08.3:
  * Fix broken fstab when mount point includes space. (kde#446218)
  * Fix seek error when filling device with random data or zeroes.
  * Do not destroy zfs pool when removing zfs partition.
  * Bump minimal cmake version to 3.16
  * Initialize all fields in Partition
  * Clear attributes on new partition creation

- Update to 21.08.3
  * New bugfix release
  * For more details please see:
  * https://kde.org/announcements/gear/21.08.3/
- No code change since 21.08.1

- Update to 21.08.1
  * New bugfix release
  * For more details please see:
  * https://kde.org/announcements/gear/21.08.1
- No code change since 21.08.0

- Update to 21.08.0
  * New feature release
  * For more details please see:
  * https://kde.org/announcements/gear/21.08.0
- No code change since 21.04.2

- Update to 21.04.2
  * New bugfix release
  * For more details please see:
  * https://kde.org/announcements/gear/21.04.2
- No code change since 21.04.1

- Update to 21.04.1
  * New bugfix release
  * For more details please see:
  * https://kde.org/announcements/gear/21.04.1
- No code change since 21.04.0
- Use GCC 10 on Leap

- Update to 21.04.0
  * New feature release
  * For more details please see:
  * https://kde.org/announcements/gear/21.04

- Update to 4.2.0
  * KAuth helper replaced with pure PolkitQt1 helper
  * KDE Partition Manager (including KPMcore library) is now fully
    REUSE 3.0 compliant
  * Support for partitions with unknown file system
  * Fixed and improved mount point and /etc/fstab handling
  * Fixed a crash that was present for a long time but hard to
    reproduce reliably
  * KPMcore gained support for GPT partition attributes (It is not
    yet wired in KDE Partition Manager)
  * KPMcore has more support for setting GPT partition label and
    UUID (Again, not yet wired in KDE Partition Manager)
  * Port away from various deprecated Qt/KDE methods
  * Workaround bad JSON output from sfdisk (will be fixed in
    util-linux 2.37).
  * Import partition flags when importing partition table
  * Apply colour scheme to secondary (MBR logical) partitions

- Use %cmake_build instead of %make_jobs

- Update to 4.1.0
  * Support for Minix file system
  * Initial support for file system specific features although it's
    not exposed via KDE Partition Manager GUI yet
  * Some bug fixes, in particular Calamares installer should work
    better than with 4.0

- Update to 4.0.1
  * Do not align partitions if they are mounted, moving data when
    partitions are mounted is almost guaranteed to cause data loss
    (kde#412575)

- Update to 4.0.0
  * Ported to KAuth to let the GUI run as unprivileged user
  * KPMcore backend was ported away from libparted to sfdisk (part
    of util-linux)
  * Ported S.M.A.R.T. code away from unmaintained libatasmart to
    smartmontools
  * Better support for LUKS2
  * Detection support for Apple's APFS filesystem and Microsoft's
    Bitlocker
  * Many of the KPMcore classes now use d-pointers, which in the
    future releases will help us to maintain binary compatibility
    (ABI) a bit better
  * Use more modern C++ features
  * Some bugfixes, in particular related to LVM
- Relax versioned requirements to not violate the SLPP