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156. By Robert Ancell on 2012-09-26

* debian/gnome-keyring.maintscript:
  - Remove renamed config file /etc/pkcs11/modules/gnome-keyring-module
    (LP: #1038577)

[ Matthew Fischer ]
* New upstream release (LP: #1056543)

155. By Didier Roche-Tolomelli on 2012-09-18

154. By Jeremy Bícha on 2012-09-11

* debian/gnome-keyring.gsettings-override:
  - Dropped, override moved to ubuntu-default-settings and
    ubuntu-gnome-default-settings

153. By Robert Ancell on 2012-09-04

New upstream bugfix release

152. By Robert Ancell on 2012-08-24

New upstream release

151. By Robert Ancell on 2012-08-13

* New upstream release
* debian/control:
  - Bump build-depends on libglib2.0-dev

150. By Robert Ancell on 2012-07-17

* New upstream release
* debian/watch:
  - Watch for unstable versions

149. By Jeremy Bícha on 2012-05-23

* Merge with Debian. Remaining Ubuntu changes:
  - debian/gnome-keyring.gsettings-override:
    Prefer keyserver.ubuntu.com.
  - debian/gnome-keyring.ubiquity:
    Apply capabilities at the end of the ubiquity process to make sure new
    installs have gnome-keyring-daemon with cap_ipc_lock+ep. Install this
    in debian/rules.
  - 04_nodisplay_autostart.patch:
    Clean up Startup Applications dialog by hiding default apps.

148. By Jeremy Bícha on 2012-05-16

* Merge with Debian (LP: #947447). Remaining Ubuntu changes:
  - debian/gnome-keyring.gsettings-override:
    Prefer keyserver.ubuntu.com.
  - debian/gnome-keyring.ubiquity:
    Apply capabilities at the end of the ubiquity process to make sure new
    installs have gnome-keyring-daemon with cap_ipc_lock+ep. Install this
    in debian/rules.
  - 04_nodisplay_autostart.patch:
    Clean up Startup Applications dialog by hiding default apps.

147. By Michael Terry on 2012-04-12

* debian/rules:
  - Disable tests. They are known to be racy. I've been trying to rebuild
    i386 for a few days, but in order to get everything built for Final
    Freeze, I'm just disabling them. Apparently, the tests work better in
    upstream 3.4, so next cycle we should re-enable them.
    (The tests normally didn't fail a build anyway, since they have || true,
    but this particular failure involved them never returning and the build
    times out.)