That added a few features (none dropped gladly), and much more fixes.
Now on a normal package I'd say "that seems too much for a late sync".
But we have to take into account that clamav isn't normal.
Security does regularly full version sync/backports to the former Ubuntu versions.
So if it is ok to push all these post-release, then I see no blocker in fetching all these good changes now - even if it is late. If it fails to complete/build/migrate it will still be pushed to all supported releases a bit later.
I hope you all can follow my agrumentation ... syncing it now.
I agree that the CVEs will be needed.
But 103.2 also includes the next step in disabling safe browsing /blog.clamav. net/2020/ 06/the- future- of-clamav- safebrowsing. html
=> https:/
That might be ok as upstream can't provide the data anyway, but still worth to think.
Also a bunch of other changes, but all fixes.
But we shouldn't miss that this also includes all of /blog.clamav. net/search/ label/0. 103.1
https:/
That added a few features (none dropped gladly), and much more fixes.
Now on a normal package I'd say "that seems too much for a late sync".
But we have to take into account that clamav isn't normal.
Security does regularly full version sync/backports to the former Ubuntu versions.
So if it is ok to push all these post-release, then I see no blocker in fetching all these good changes now - even if it is late. If it fails to complete/ build/migrate it will still be pushed to all supported releases a bit later.
I hope you all can follow my agrumentation ... syncing it now.