Bug 1393897

Many security enhancements?  I'm aware only of one, around automatic updates.  I would expect Fedora users to be taking their updates from Fedora, so this seems low risk.

There are other security enchantments like support for signed version information files for plugins and "lock" when minimising to the tray.

Aside from the security, it also contains several other enchantments.

Please update the package as soon as possible.

Plugin version signing is optional.  This is a new feature.

Keepass 2.30 already has the option "Lock workspace when minimizing main window", which is stricter than the new option.

Fedora's updates policy is that updates should aim only to fix bugs, not introduce new features.  See https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Updates_Policy#Stable_Releases.  I'm afraid that for this fix to reach Fedora 24, someone would need to volunteer to backport the new update behaviour to version 2.30.  This work would be made harder because the Keepass project does not have public source control.

Sorry that that's not what you wanted to hear.

Hmm... I see :(

The main reason why I wanted an update is because one of my plugins is not working in the old version.

Also, I see that there is a latest version of Keepass available for F25, why is that?

(In reply to Damon Harris from comment #4)
> Also, I see that there is a latest version of Keepass available for F25, why
> is that?
With every new release of Fedora, the update policy is to use the latest stable release of upstream available at the time.

I suggest you create a copr, and upload the f25 sprm, and see if that builds for f24.
Oh well, I just did that: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/tpokorra/keepass/
The builds for F24 succeeded. Now you can enable that copr on your Fedora 24, update keepass and you have the latest version of keepass.

Hmm... Thanks :)

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