From: pebenito@ieee.org (Chris PeBenito)
Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2017 18:42:15 -0500
Subject: [refpolicy] ANN: SETools 4.1.0
Message-ID: <01350888-b80e-751b-965d-e9bde137dfb8@ieee.org>
To: refpolicy@oss.tresys.com
List-Id: refpolicy.oss.tresys.com

I'm pleased to announce the SETools 4.1.0 release, available here:

https://github.com/TresysTechnology/setools/releases/tag/4.1.0

This release primarily focused on adding features to apol, but has 
several library enhancements. There is also one important bugfix in 
sediff. There were no changes since 4.1.0-rc.

Note: This will not compile on the master branch of libsepol (what will 
be libsepol 2.7). A future release of SETools will have this support 
(after libsepol 2.7 is released).


Changes since 4.0.1:

    Library:
    * Implemented support for alternate install prefixes.
    * Implemented support for building setools with a locally-built
      libsepol.
    * Fixed an sediff bug with unioning rules after expansion.
    * Improved sediff memory usage.
    * Patch from Nicolas Iooss to make more stable output in TE rule
      permission lists.
    * Replaced string representations (e.g. rule types) with enumerations.
      Requires the enum34 (not enum) Python package if using Python < 3.4.

    Apol:
    * Implemented context menu option for exporting the information flow
      and domain transition analysis tree browser views.
    * Implemented CSV export of table results.
    * Implemented (clipboard) copy from table results.
    * Added missing "clear" button in object class query.
    * Implemented save/load settings for tabs.
    * Implemented save/load workspace (save all tabs settings).
    * Fixed include/exclude type dialog to keep its place when
      adding or removing types from an analysis.
    * Implemented filter on include/exclude type dialog to filter
      the lists by attribute.


Warning: If you use the 2.5 SELinux userspace toolchain and use this to 
replace SETools 3.x on your system, it will break the couple of tools 
from sepolgen/policycoreutils that depend on SETools (e.g. sepolicy) 
since libqpol/libapol C libraries and their corresponding Python 
wrappers are no longer provided. The >=2.6 SELinux userspace toolchain 
has updated its support to setools4, and does not have this problem.

-- 
Chris PeBenito