Hi I added four new debconf templates for apt-listchanges a week ago. Could you please review them and make suggestions how to improve them? Template: apt-listchanges/email-format Type: select __Choices: text, html Default: text _Description: Format of e-mail messages: Please choose a format of e-mail copies of the displayed changes. . text : plain text message; html : html data with clickable links. Template: apt-listchanges/headers Type: boolean Default: false _Description: Should apt-listchanges insert headers before changelogs? apt-listchanges can insert a header before each package's changelog showing the name of the package, and the names of the binary packages which are being upgraded (when different from the source package name). . Note however that displaying headers might make the output a bit harder to read as they might contain long lists of names of binary packages. Template: apt-listchanges/no-network Type: boolean Default: false _Description: Disable retrieving changes over network? In rare cases when a binary package does not contain changelog file, apt-listchanges by default executes 'apt-get changelog' command that tries to download changelog entries from network. . This behavior can be disabled with this option what might be useful for example for systems with limited network connectivity. Template: apt-listchanges/reverse Type: boolean Default: false _Description: Show changes in the reverse order? By default apt-listchanges shows changes for each package in the order of their appearance in the relevant changelog or news files - from the most recent version of the package to the most oldest one. . Optionally apt-listchanges can display changes in the opposite order, that some people might find more natural: from the oldest changes in the package to the newest ones. Thanks, robert
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