I released version 0.6.1 (point release) as update to 0.6 which just fix security problems, crashes and update docs (to match program behavior). This minor 0.6.1 release is just drop-in update for 0.6 version and basically all changes between 0.6 and 0.6.1 should be applied. So for me it does not make sense to generate diffs between 0.6 and 0.6.1, then include these diffs on top of 0.6 ubuntu version (in that some debdiff format) because it will make exactly same version as which is in vivid (=0.6.1). It is not like firefox (or other such application) when update intorduce new features, codebase etc... This update for 0xFFFF is for stable releases which fix only bugs, crashes. It does not add any new feature or something similar. So what to prefer to do in this case?
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