move to use v5.36;
tested by me over the last few weeks, and tb@
also fixed a "manual install" bug properly reported by tb@

aside that there should be *no functional change*.
If you see any message like "hey, the number of params is wrong"
it is a fringe case I didn't run into and should be easy to fix.

explain why there is a hierarchy with one single subclass, because
we never know when we may need to change crypto-hashes!

revisit die messages: remove extra "\n", add $! if needed, don't use
string concat as die takes a list like print.

Digest::SHA is nasty: it shows an incomplete error message if the
file can't be read properly (got a Read error on delete),
so stop trying to do things ourselves, just wrap the error to inject
a decent error message, catching inexistent files and read errors in
the process.

@md5 annotations died at the end of 2008, so it's reasonable to scrape the
code now.

add useless method for tied readability

add legacy support for old sha256 checksums in distinfos.

handle failures from ports tree with more care.
this does avoid infinite loops in case of wrong plists.
necessary since print-plist-with-depends CAN fail...

initial scaffolding for @rcscript: for now, acts like normal files,
but allow absolute pathnames (treat that as an implicit @cwd).

allow say and errsay to work without parameters, as it's ways common.
create verbose_system up in state, because it makes sense without verbose.

whitespace cleanup

whitespace fixes

sha256 is the common case, no need to delay loading.

turn the checksums stored in packing elements into real objects, so that
pkg_add becomes mostly independent of the type of checksum stored.

separate md5 into an abstract OpenBSD::digest class and an md5 subclass
with specific methods to compute checksums and serialize results, and create
an sha class that does the same thing with sha256 (with a base64 serializer)

refactor md5 code to be able to work from a filehandle (like a pipe output)

$o->method() becomes $o->method

don't store hexdigest internally.

unified headers, switch to smaller copyright notice.

avoid File::IO, one less module to load.
catch more error conditions and die in a systematic way.
okay sturm@

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

revisit die messages: remove extra "\n", add $! if needed, don't use
string concat as die takes a list like print.

Digest::SHA is nasty: it shows an incomplete error message if the
file can't be read properly (got a Read error on delete),
so stop trying to do things ourselves, just wrap the error to inject
a decent error message, catching inexistent files and read errors in
the process.

@md5 annotations died at the end of 2008, so it's reasonable to scrape the
code now.

add useless method for tied readability

add legacy support for old sha256 checksums in distinfos.

handle failures from ports tree with more care.
this does avoid infinite loops in case of wrong plists.
necessary since print-plist-with-depends CAN fail...

initial scaffolding for @rcscript: for now, acts like normal files,
but allow absolute pathnames (treat that as an implicit @cwd).

allow say and errsay to work without parameters, as it's ways common.
create verbose_system up in state, because it makes sense without verbose.

whitespace cleanup

whitespace fixes

sha256 is the common case, no need to delay loading.

turn the checksums stored in packing elements into real objects, so that
pkg_add becomes mostly independent of the type of checksum stored.

separate md5 into an abstract OpenBSD::digest class and an md5 subclass
with specific methods to compute checksums and serialize results, and create
an sha class that does the same thing with sha256 (with a base64 serializer)

refactor md5 code to be able to work from a filehandle (like a pipe output)

$o->method() becomes $o->method

don't store hexdigest internally.

unified headers, switch to smaller copyright notice.

avoid File::IO, one less module to load.
catch more error conditions and die in a systematic way.
okay sturm@

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

Digest::SHA is nasty: it shows an incomplete error message if the
file can't be read properly (got a Read error on delete),
so stop trying to do things ourselves, just wrap the error to inject
a decent error message, catching inexistent files and read errors in
the process.

@md5 annotations died at the end of 2008, so it's reasonable to scrape the
code now.

add useless method for tied readability

add legacy support for old sha256 checksums in distinfos.

handle failures from ports tree with more care.
this does avoid infinite loops in case of wrong plists.
necessary since print-plist-with-depends CAN fail...

initial scaffolding for @rcscript: for now, acts like normal files,
but allow absolute pathnames (treat that as an implicit @cwd).

allow say and errsay to work without parameters, as it's ways common.
create verbose_system up in state, because it makes sense without verbose.

whitespace cleanup

whitespace fixes

sha256 is the common case, no need to delay loading.

turn the checksums stored in packing elements into real objects, so that
pkg_add becomes mostly independent of the type of checksum stored.

separate md5 into an abstract OpenBSD::digest class and an md5 subclass
with specific methods to compute checksums and serialize results, and create
an sha class that does the same thing with sha256 (with a base64 serializer)

refactor md5 code to be able to work from a filehandle (like a pipe output)

$o->method() becomes $o->method

don't store hexdigest internally.

unified headers, switch to smaller copyright notice.

avoid File::IO, one less module to load.
catch more error conditions and die in a systematic way.
okay sturm@

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision