Start of man-pages-NEXT: Move Changes to Changes.old

Signed-off-by: Alejandro Colomar <alx@kernel.org>

diff --git a/Changes b/Changes
index 36f56ab4c90b2429a14fc82a76282426991115ff..3dfb235faba7abc592b238288242187f70aa50bd 100644 (file)
--- a/Changes
+++ b/Changes
@@ -1,14 +1,11 @@
-==================== Changes in man-pages-6.11 ====================
+==================== Changes in man-pages-?.?? ====================
 
-Released: 2025-02-14, Aldaya
+Released: ????-??-??, ??Location??
 
 
 New and rewritten pages
 -----------------------
 
-man7/
-       pathname.7
-
 
 Newly documented interfaces in existing pages
 ---------------------------------------------
@@ -29,40 +26,6 @@ Removed links
 Global changes
 --------------
 
--  Build system:
-   -  [Breaking change!]
-      Require the user to pass '-R' to make(1).  This is necessary to be
-      able to do the following change.  When GNU make(1) releases a new
-      version, it will not be necessary to pass -R, but in current
-      versions of make(1) it is necessary.
-
-   -  [Breaking change!]
-      Use '?=' assignments instead of ':=', to support setting make(1)
-      variables in the environment.  Now one can do this:
-
-       $ export prefix=/usr
-       $ make -R
-       $ sudo make install -R
-
-      (The -R is only necessary in GNU make(1) versions prior to the
-       yet-unreleased 4.5.)
-
-   -  Escape '#' in regexes, to support old versions of GNU make(1).
-      This fixes a regression in man-pages-6.10, which caused issues in
-      users with an old-enough version of GNU make(1), such as the one
-      present in Debian old-old-stable.
-
-   -  Fix duplicate overview-panel entries in the PDF book.
-
--  CONTRIBUTING.d/:
-   -  Add C coding style guide.
-
--  RELEASE:
-   -  Document the production of the book.
-
--  man/:
-   -  Refresh bpf-helpers(7) from Linux v6.13.
-
 
 Changes to individual files
 ---------------------------

diff --git a/Changes.old b/Changes.old
index b98504e9ee727b6003a85118690ad02d6639fb9d..f90ac08c557c49d4f9ca15fab4a6846344b8bbd3 100644 (file)
--- a/Changes.old
+++ b/Changes.old
@@ -57181,3 +57181,77 @@ Changes to individual files
 The manual pages and other files in the repository have been improved
 beyond what this changelog covers.  To learn more about changes applied
 to individual pages, or the authors of changes, use git(1).
+
+
+==================== Changes in man-pages-6.11 ====================
+
+Released: 2025-02-14, Aldaya
+
+
+New and rewritten pages
+-----------------------
+
+man7/
+       pathname.7
+
+
+Newly documented interfaces in existing pages
+---------------------------------------------
+
+
+New and changed links
+---------------------
+
+
+Removed pages
+-------------
+
+
+Removed links
+-------------
+
+
+Global changes
+--------------
+
+-  Build system:
+   -  [Breaking change!]
+      Require the user to pass '-R' to make(1).  This is necessary to be
+      able to do the following change.  When GNU make(1) releases a new
+      version, it will not be necessary to pass -R, but in current
+      versions of make(1) it is necessary.
+
+   -  [Breaking change!]
+      Use '?=' assignments instead of ':=', to support setting make(1)
+      variables in the environment.  Now one can do this:
+
+       $ export prefix=/usr
+       $ make -R
+       $ sudo make install -R
+
+      (The -R is only necessary in GNU make(1) versions prior to the
+       yet-unreleased 4.5.)
+
+   -  Escape '#' in regexes, to support old versions of GNU make(1).
+      This fixes a regression in man-pages-6.10, which caused issues in
+      users with an old-enough version of GNU make(1), such as the one
+      present in Debian old-old-stable.
+
+   -  Fix duplicate overview-panel entries in the PDF book.
+
+-  CONTRIBUTING.d/:
+   -  Add C coding style guide.
+
+-  RELEASE:
+   -  Document the production of the book.
+
+-  man/:
+   -  Refresh bpf-helpers(7) from Linux v6.13.
+
+
+Changes to individual files
+---------------------------
+
+The manual pages and other files in the repository have been improved
+beyond what this changelog covers.  To learn more about changes applied
+to individual pages, or the authors of changes, use git(1).