libzypp-plugin-appdata-1.0.1-2.1

- Fix installation of rpm-md provided metadata (expanding globs
  inside quotes does not work).

- No need to validate appdata.xml.gz in a yast2 repo: those are
  created by kiwi, which in turn spanws appstream-builder: we can
  trust that it creates valid enough metadata.

- Move openSUSE-appstream-process to appstream-glib package, as
  updating one often means a change in the other anyway.
- Rename openSUSE-appstream-extra to openSUSE-appdata-extra, to
  better reflect what content to expect in this package (after the
  github reorganisation).

- InstallAppdata.sh: pass --nonet to appstream-util when
  validating appstream.xml.gz.

- InstallAppdata.sh: only install AppStream metadata, that
  validates.

- Re-enable the actual libzypp plugin in place of shipping a static
  version of appstream metadata (last updated for 13.2). We can do
  this, as Tumbleweed now produces valid metadata. 3rd party repos
  are not yet able to produce valid metadata it seems.

- Pass --include-failed to appstream-builder (requires apb 0.3.5).

- Require openSUSE-appstream-extra by openSUSE-appstream-process:
  Having the extra appstream metadata available will allow the
  builder to get better results.

- Preparations on the way to get AppStream metadata produced in a
  more conform way.
- Add new subpackages:
  + openSUSE-appstream-extras:
  - Contains additional appstream metadata to assist upstreams
    not yet shipping their own .appdata.xml file.
  + openSUSE-appstream-process:
  - The processor is an attempt to be used by kiwi to produce
    valid appstream metadata.

- Update InstallAppdata.sh: the yast2 metadata structure got a
  slight change with the switch to appstream-builder.

- Update License to MIT, which matches the header in
  InstallAppdata.sh.

- Bump version of libzypp-plugin-appdata to 1.0.1:
  + Disable the automatic metadata update mechanism, openSUSE 13.2
    metadata quality is not ready for this.
  + Inject offline generated metadata into the system, so that
    gnome-software has usable metadata.

- Split out of gnome-software, to be able to easier maintain
  updates.

- Update to version 1.0.1+git.20230117:
  * InstallAppdata: use subprocess.run instead of os.system
    (bsc#1206836, CVE-2023-22643)

- Update to version 1.0.1+git.20220909:
  * Add dist directory, for openSUSE packaging

- Update to version 1.0.1+git.20220816:
  * Drop call to appstreamcli refresh
  * Added hardening to systemd service (bsc#1181400)
  * Typo fix for command help
- Drop harden_appstream-sync-cache.service.patch: fixed upstream.
- Drop Appstream recommends: no longer needed, as we no longer call
  appstreamcli.

- Added hardening to systemd service(s) (bsc#1181400). Added patch(es):
  * harden_appstream-sync-cache.service.patch

- Install ASHelper to %{_prefix}/lib: the scripts hardcode this
  path.

- Only Recommend instead of require AppStream: Allow distros like
  SLE not to ship AppStream as part of the main channel, but only
  in PK for example. SLE only ships GNOME Software, which does not
  rely on the xapian database, so we don't need this cache being
  refreshed. On SLE+PH or openSUSE, we also have KDE Discover,
  where xapian becomes a topic (boo#1125898).

- Switch summary to a noun phrase.

- Update to version 1.0.1+git.20180426:
  * systemd-service: we only need local filesystem, no network.

- Update to version 1.0.1+git.20180425:
  * Rewrite InstallAppdata in python, having slightly better
    control over the execution
  * Add systemd service to resync the repodata cache (boo#1009745).

- Drop the post scriptlet attempting to fix boo#1009745: at the
  time this script is executed on a fresh install, the repos are
  not yet setup in the chroot, resulting in the zypper lr call to
  fail and the AS data still not being initialzied.

- Update to version 1.0.1+git.20180327:
  * AsHelper: normalize the repo alias names

- Start zypper lr with ZYPP_PLUGIN_APPDATA_FORCE_COLLECT=1 post
  installation (boo#1009745).
- Add relevant Requires(post) to ensure packages are installed in
  the right order:
  + appstream-glib >= 0.3.6
  + python3-cmdln
  + python3-createrepo_c
  + libzypp >= 16.13.1
  + zypper

- Update to version 1.0.1+git.20180321:
  * ZYpp AsHelper: install AS data into system cache: new python
    helper to be a bit smarter (part of boo#996896).

- Modernize spec-file by calling spec-cleaner

- Do not consider appdata-ignore.xml.gz as appdata to be installed.

- Bump version to 1.0.1+git.20170629: We were originally at 1.0.1
  before switching to a git based source service, then 'downgraded'
  to 1.0+git, which was a mistake.

- 0001-InstallAppdata-use-subprocess.run-instead-of-os.syst.patch:
  Guard against shell injection which could happen if somebody gets
  a .repo file with 'funny' repo names.
- bsc#1206836, CVE-2023-22643

- Update to version 1.0+git.20150408:
  + Drop the irrelevant LICENSE file from git.
- Update License tag to be MIT (InstallAppdata.sh) AND CC0-1.0 (the
  appdata metafiles).

- Provide 'appstream-provider': we might want to implement
  different methods of providing AppStream metadata to
  applications, and the frontends should not have to care about the
  technical details in the background. Software Centers like GNOME
  Software and Discover are supposed to use the new symbol.

- Update InstallAppdata.sh: use appstreamcli refresh-cache instead
  of refresh-index (boo#1044114).
- Drop GNOME software mention from the description. There are other
  frontends out there by now.

- InstallAppdata.sh: do not stumble over the presence of the
  appdata-failed.xml.gz file: this is for debug purpose and does
  not contain valid applications (boo#989031).
- Add awk Requires, as the latest modification relies on awk to
  find the right filenames.

- InstallAppdata.sh: prepare for YaST type repositories to receive
  appdata.xml.gz and appdata-icons.tar.gz with a hashed filename in
  order to allow mirrorbrain to distribute it.

- Expand the InstallAppdata.sh so that it (re)builds the Xapian
  database for the available appdata. This Xapian database is
  required by the KDE tools (Muon/Discover) to show the
  installed software
  * Add Requires on AppStream package as that this provides the
    appstreamcli binary