apt-repo-1.2.0-alt1 apt-repo is convenient because it knows many common kinds of the sources of packages for ALT (and an ALT developer). It'd be good to bring this convenience to editing non-standard sources.list(.d) (not the system ones in /etc/apt/). For example, this can be used to edit the user's configuration for hasher, which uses APT. Now, for me a workaround is to use the default hasher's configuration (which looks into the system /etc/apt/), but whenver I need to switch the sources I do su and apt-repo. (This interferes with the system configuration and requires unnecessary priviledges.)
apt-repo-1.2.1-alt1 -> sisyphus: * Mon Nov 30 2015 Ivan Zakharyaschev <imz@altlinux> 1.2.1-alt1 - added the ability to manipulate arbitrary local sources.list by relying on `apt-config` and honoring APT_CONFIG (ALT#31385). - manpage: fix formattting bugs (closes: ALT#31562).
