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+# 1.0.1
+
+* Fixed an issue with --no-install-optional being non-functional.
+* Modified fopen calls to use `_wfopen` where appropriate to improve UTF-8 support on windows.
+* Fixed some defaults around specifiying explicit binaries and datadirs for certain pathways.
+* Added this CHANGELOG.md.
+
+# 1.0.0
+
+Initial release of `lpm`.
+
+```
+Usage: lpm COMMAND [...ARGUMENTS] [--json] [--userdir=directory]
+ [--cachedir=directory] [--quiet] [--version] [--help] [--remotes]
+ [--ssl-certs=directory/file] [--force] [--arch=x86_64-linux]
+ [--assume-yes] [--no-install-optional] [--verbose] [--mod-version=3]
+ [--datadir=directory] [--binary=path] [--symlink] [--post]
+
+LPM is a package manager for `lite-xl`, written in C (and packed-in lua).
+
+It's designed to install packages from our central github repository (and
+affiliated repositories), directly into your lite-xl user directory. It can
+be called independently, for from the lite-xl `addon_manager` addon.
+
+LPM will always use https://github.com/lite-xl/lite-xl-plugin-manager as its base
+repository, if none are present, and the cache directory does't exist,
+but others can be added, and this base one can be removed.
+
+It has the following commands:
+
+ lpm init [repo 1] [repo 2] [...] Implicitly called before all commands
+ if necessary, but can be called
+ independently to save time later, or
+ to set things up differently.
+
+ Adds the built in repository to your
+ repository list, and all `remotes`.
+
+ If repo 1 ... is specified, uses that
+ list of repositories as the base instead.
+
+ If "none" is specified, initializes
+ an empty repository list.
+
+ lpm repo list List all extant repos.
+ lpm [repo] add <repository remote> Add a source repository.
+ [...<repository remote>]
+ lpm [repo] rm <repository remote> Remove a source repository.
+ [...<repository remote>]
+ lpm [repo] update [<repository remote>] Update all/the specified repos.
+ [...<repository remote>]
+ lpm [plugin|library|color] install Install specific addons.
+ <addon id>[:<version>] If installed, upgrades.
+ [...<addon id>:<version>]
+ lpm [plugin|library|color] uninstall Uninstall the specific addon.
+ <addon id> [...<addon id>]
+ lpm [plugin|library|color] reinstall Uninstall and installs the specific addon.
+ <addon id> [...<addon id>]
+
+ lpm [plugin|library|color] list List all/associated addons.
+ <remote> [...<remote>]
+
+ lpm upgrade Upgrades all installed addons
+ to new version if applicable.
+ lpm [lite-xl] install <version> Installs lite-xl. Infers the
+ [binary] [datadir] paths on your system if not
+ supplied. Automatically
+ switches to be your system default
+ if path auto inferred.
+ lpm lite-xl add <version> <path> Adds a local version of lite-xl to
+ the managed list, allowing it to be
+ easily bottled.
+ lpm lite-xl remove <path> Removes a local version of lite-xl
+ from the managed list.
+ lpm [lite-xl] switch <version> [<path>] Sets the active version of lite-xl
+ to be the specified version. Auto-detects
+ current install of lite-xl; if none found
+ path can be specified.
+ lpm lite-xl list [name pattern] Lists all installed versions of
+ [...filters] lite-xl. Can specify the flags listed
+ in the filtering seciton.
+ lpm run <version> [...addons] Sets up a "bottle" to run the specified
+ lite version, with the specified addons
+ and then opens it.
+ lpm describe [bottle] Describes the bottle specified in the form
+ of a list of commands, that allow someone
+ else to run your configuration.
+ lpm table <manifest path> [readme path] Formats a markdown table of all specified
+ addons. Dumps to stdout normally, but if
+ supplied a readme, will remove all tables
+ from the readme, and append the new one.
+
+ lpm purge Completely purge all state for LPM.
+ lpm - Read these commands from stdin in
+ an interactive print-eval loop.
+ lpm help Displays this help text.
+
+
+Flags have the following effects:
+
+ --json Performs all communication in JSON.
+ --userdir=directory Sets the lite-xl userdir manually.
+ If omitted, uses the normal lite-xl logic.
+ --cachedir=directory Sets the directory to store all repositories.
+ --tmpdir=directory During install, sets the staging area.
+ --datadir=directory Sets the data directory where core addons are located
+ for the system lite-xl.
+ --binary=path Sets the lite-xl binary path for the system lite-xl.
+ --verbose Spits out more information, including intermediate
+ steps to install and whatnot.
+ --quiet Outputs nothing but explicit responses.
+ --mod-version=version Sets the mod version of lite-xl to install addons.
+ --version Returns version information.
+ --help Displays this help text.
+ --ssl-certs Sets the SSL certificate store. Can be a directory,
+ or path to a certificate bundle.
+ --arch=architecture Sets the architecture (default: x86_64-linux).
+ --assume-yes Ignores any prompts, and automatically answers yes
+ to all.
+ --no-install-optional On install, anything marked as optional
+ won't prompt.
+ --trace Dumps to STDERR useful debugging information, in
+ particular information relating to SSL connections,
+ and other network activity.
+ --progress For JSON mode, lines of progress as JSON objects.
+ By default, JSON does not emit progress lines.
+ --symlink Use symlinks where possible when installing modules.
+ If a repository contains a file of the same name as a
+ `files` download in the primary directory, will also
+ symlink that, rather than downloading.
+
+The following flags are useful when listing plugins, or generating the plugin
+table. Putting a ! infront of the string will invert the filter. Multiple
+filters of the same type can be specified to create an OR relationship.
+
+ --author=author Only display addons by the specified author.
+ --tag=tag Only display addons with the specified tag.
+ --stub=git/file/false Only display the specified stubs.
+ --dependency=dep Only display addons that have a dependency on the
+ specified addon.
+ --status=status Only display addons that have the specified status.
+ --type=type Only display addons on the specified type.
+ --name=name Only display addons that have a name which matches the
+ specified filter.
+
+There also several flags which are classified as "risky", and are never enabled
+in any circumstance unless explicitly supplied.
+
+ --force Ignores checksum inconsistencies.
+ --post Run post-install build steps. Must be explicitly enabled.
+ Official repositories must function without this
+ flag being needed; generally they must provide
+ binaries if there is a native compilation step.
+ --remotes Automatically adds any specified remotes in the
+ repository to the end of the resolution list.
+ --ssl-certs=noverify Ignores SSL certificate validation. Opens you up to
+ man-in-the-middle attacks.
+
+There exist also other debug commands that are potentially useful, but are
+not commonly used publically.
+
+ lpm test [test file] Runs the specified test suite.
+ lpm table <manifest> [...filters] Generates markdown table for the given
+ manifest. Used by repositories to build
+ READMEs.
+ lpm download <url> [target] Downloads the specified URL to stdout,
+ or to the specified target file.
+ lpm extract <file.[tar.gz|zip]> Extracts the specified archive at
+ [target] target, or the current working directory.
+```