Changelog update and versions bump

Changelog update and versions bump

Changelog update and versions bump

David Fifield authored Aug 29, 2019 and Georg Koppen committed Sep 25, 2019

Switched to using the pion/webrtc library and modified the targets
to build snowflake on all platforms.

Changelog update, versions bump

This reverts commit 4ae27ff4.

We want to better test aarch64 support on Google Play before the 64bit
requirement on Aug 1 is getting enforced.

Versions bump and Changelog update

Thanks to boklm for help with this patch.

Versions bump, Changelog update

Versions bump and Changelog update

Clean up our LICENSE file as well.

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

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.

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

Update rbm for #30039, adding support for the target_prepend and
target_append options in input_files.

In projects/https-everywhere/config we now use the target_prepend
option instead of the target option for the python input file.
This does not change the output of the build. However this makes it
possible in the future to check the channel or platform we build for
in the python project (which was not possible before as we were using
the target option, replacing all the initial targets).