We use the upgrade to 1.12.x mainly to be able to make progress with
moving our macOS cross-builds to Debian Stretch. See: #30491 for more
details.

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Fix by sisbell

Bug 30166: If custom bridges are specified, only use those bridges for connecting

Clean up our LICENSE file as well.

Place the Tor Launcher sources within browser/extension before
starting the Firefox build (instead of creating an .xpi which
was included during the tor-browser packaging step).

The operator may be able to respawn these bridges from different IP
addresses but the VMs no longer exist, so we can safely retire them now.

This fixes <https://bugs.torproject.org/30457>.

All of these bridges are long gone and have no business still being in
Tor Browser.

This fixes <https://bugs.torproject.org/30457>.

At the same time, move the creation of the Debug directory closer to
where we use it.

Kathleen Brade authored Apr 10, 2019 and Georg Koppen committed May 03, 2019

When operating as a client and there is no network activity for
24 hours, tor 0.4.x will enter a dormant mode. Since most people
who start Tor Browser expect to use it right way, and since
bootstrapping won't occur when tor is dormant, we added the following
to torrc-defaults to ensure that tor leaves dormant mode:
  DormantCanceledByStartup 1

We link with `--no-insert-timestamp` when cross-compiling for Windows.
This should make using `faketime` obsolete when building tor. It seems
Rust does not like faking time and frequently hangs while compiling in
that case.

Remove bison from the android, osx and common-stretch targets.

Note: yasm is only needed for android-x86 builds.

sisbell authored Apr 25, 2019 and Georg Koppen committed Apr 30, 2019

We don't use the jcenter mirror anymore, just maven and spring.io
instead.

We want to use our new mingw-w64/clang toolchain for our Windows
cross-compilation, which requires a newer Wine among other updated
components. We need to switch to Debian Stretch for that which is
necessary anyway sooner or later given that Jessie is not properly
maintained anymore.

Updating to Stretch breaks FTE and fixing the breakage seems
non-trivial. We therefore remove support for Windows where it existed
(there was no 64bit support implemented yet, see: #24195) as it is
planned to replace FTE with a new pluggable transport in the near future
anyway.

This reverts commit f2e27208.

Add files to the apk in sorted order, to avoid reproducibility issues.

We do that by adding support for a no_containers target which defines
the new option var/container/global_disable in rbm.conf. We already had
the option var/container/use_container doing something similar to this
new option, however it can not be overriden in rbm.conf as we define it
in each project's configuration, which has priority over rbm.conf.

Versions bump and Changelog update