0.85.0

• Packit no longer downloads sources excluded using spec file conditions. (#2132)

0.84.0

• We have adjusted how we include the resolved bugzillas in the commit messages created when syncing the release downstream so that the resolved bugzillas are included in changelog when using %autochangelog. (#2126)
• Packit now properly cleans up the branch after syncing the release which should prevent unwanted files (e.g.tarballs) being committed in dist-git. (#2125)
• Packit no longer accepts packit.json or .packit.json as a configuration file name. (#2123)
• Packit now updates ACL of a dist-git fork when creating dist-git PRs to allow users and groups with commit rights to the original dist-git repo to push directly to a source branch. (#2112)
• We have fixed an issue that prevented you from running the jobs on the GitLab.com due to failing resolution of the upstream/downstream relationship for the cloned project. (#2120)
• We have fixed an issue that you could encounter when running the Packit from the CLI that caused misinterpretation of the repository to be an upstream repo instead of a downstream. (#2117)

0.83.0

• We have fixed an issue that prevented automated allowlisting in the Packit Service. (#2113)
• Packit now also detects resolved bugs in the default update notes (created from changelog diff) and assigns these when submitting the Bodhi updates. (#2111)
• Packit now exports PACKIT_UPSTREAM_PACKAGE_NAME, PACKIT_DOWNSTREAM_PACKAGE_NAME and PACKIT_CONFIG_PACKAGE_NAME also in the changelog_entry action. (#2103)

0.82.0

• You can now specify bugs resolved by an update by -b or --resolve-bug option for propose-downstream and pull-from-upstream commands. The values will be added by default to the changelog and commit message and provided in commit-message and changelog-entry actions as PACKIT_RESOLVED_BUGS env variable. (#2094)

0.81.0

• Packit now supports the pkg_tool option in the config (at the top-level or with specific packages when using the monorepo syntax). This option can be used for switching between fedpkg or centpkg. (#2085)
• When updating the Version tag during propose_downstream or pull_from_upstream, Packit now tries to update referenced macros (if any) rather than overwriting the references. (#2087)
• If you have concerns about Packit uploading new archives to lookaside cache before creating a pull request, you can newly set upload_sources to False to disable this. (#2086)
• We have fixed a bug that could cause duplicit PRs to be created when using the commit-message action. (#2080)
• Packit now supports commit-message action that can be used to override the default commit message produced by Packit during propose-downstream or pull-from-upstream. Please pay attention to our documentation with regards to the usage of this action. (#2070)

0.80.0

• Packit CLI now provides a new command pull-from-upstream, offering the same functionality as propose-downstream but suited for usage from the dist-git repository with Packit configuration placed there. This was primarily added to help reproduce the behaviour of the service's pull_from_upstream job. (#2063)
• Packit now exposes PACKIT_PACKAGE_NAME, PACKIT_UPSTREAM_PACKAGE_NAME and PACKIT_DOWNSTREAM_PACKAGE_NAME environment variables to all actions. (#2061)
• We have fixed a bug in packit source-git init caused by changed behaviour in a newer version of rpmbuild. (#2048)

0.79.1

• We have fixed a bug in getting allowed GPG keys when syncing the release for projects with Packit config
  in monorepo format in dist-git. (#2037)

0.79.0

• 2 new configuration options for filtering when getting latest upstream release tag were introduced: upstream_tag_include and upstream_tag_exclude. They should contain a Python regex that can be used as an argument in re.match. (#2030)

0.78.2

• Packit's license in RPM specfile is now confirmed to be SPDX compatible. (#2026)
• source-git init --ignore-missing-autosetup help was improved to be less confusing. (#2016) (#2017)

0.78.1

• Temporarily disabled test dependencies on Fedora Rawhide because of missing python3-deepdiff. (#2008)