v1.8.0

• Added -q option to let -[bL] proceed also after EOF in still-growing files, waiting for data. This also has the side effect of allowing -[bL] to wait for its values to arrive in the stream of data
• Patched possible (theoretical?) problem related
  to Z_STREAM_END in bgzip blocks
  when the 8 final bytes are cut between actual and next input buffer
  and next input buffer is so swallow that it's less than the 8 expected bytes
• Patched possible initialization error at decompress_in_advance() on initialize_function == DECOMPRESS_IN_ADVANCE_*RESET
  after commit that added strm_avail_in_decrement functionality (v1.7.0)

v1.7.0

• Patched incorrect handling of Z_STREAM_END in bgzip blocks when the 8 final bytes are cut between actual and next input buffer
  Thanks to @koriege for his invaluable help with this!
  This patches #20.

As a side note, this error could raise aprox. > 7/16384 or once every >2340 tries 🤔
Probably more if one takes into account the length of the extracted data and not only the beginning point of extraction.
A -p patches this issue, in case you have a previous version an see this error when extracting data from a bgzip file:

ERROR: Compressed data error in 'my_file.gz'.

v1.6.1

• Patched incorrect malloc() length calculation after strlen(), raising a
  warning: '__builtin_sprintf' may write a terminating nul past the end of the destination [-Wformat-overflow=]

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• gztool-linux.aarch64 : executable for linux Ubuntu on ARM 64 bits
• gztool-linux.x86_64 : executable for linux Ubuntu on x86 64 bits
• gztool-Windows.x86_64.exe : executable for Windows on x86 64 bits

Please, note that there are packages available for Debian/Ubuntu systems on all hardware platforms:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:roberto.s.galende/gztool
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install gztool

v1.6.0

• Added -Z option to adjust index points to a byte boundary,
  so no previous byte (bits) would be needed.
  This will result in index points spaced by more than -s MiB between then,
  and so, may be, less points in the index. But this is completely safe and sound.

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• gztool-linux.aarch64 : executable for linux Ubuntu on ARM 64 bits
• gztool-linux.x86_64 : executable for linux Ubuntu on x86 64 bits
• gztool-Windows.x86_64.exe : executable for Windows on x86 64 bits

Please, note that there are packages available for Debian/Ubuntu systems on all hardware platforms:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:roberto.s.galende/gztool
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install gztool

v1.5.2

• Patched bug using -z. This patches #15: thanks to @jnorthrup

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• gztool-linux.aarch64 : executable for linux Ubuntu on ARM 64 bits
• gztool-linux.x86_64 : executable for linux Ubuntu on x86 64 bits
• gztool-Windows.x86_64.exe : executable for Windows on x86 64 bits

Please, note that there are packages available for Debian/Ubuntu systems on all hardware platforms:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:roberto.s.galende/gztool
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install gztool

v1.5.1

• reverted v1.5.0 STDIN management in linux until issue #14 is investigated
  Thanks to @aitorarjona

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• gztool-linux.aarch64 : executable for linux Ubuntu on ARM 64 bits
• gztool-linux.x86_64 : executable for linux Ubuntu on x86 64 bits
• gztool-Windows.x86_64.exe : executable for Windows on x86 64 bits

Please, note that there are packages available for Debian/Ubuntu systems on all hardware platforms:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:roberto.s.galende/gztool
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install gztool

v1.5.0

• implemented -WT like tail -F
• multiple patches for -[pP] gzip patching
• better STDIN management in linux
• Patched error detecting file overwriting with -[pP] introduced in v1.4.2
• Correct spelling mistakes from @EdwardBetts

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• gztool-linux.aarch64 : executable for linux Ubuntu on ARM 64 bits
• gztool-linux.x86_64 : executable for linux Ubuntu on x86 64 bits
• gztool-Windows.x86_64.exe : executable for Windows on x86 64 bits

Please, note that there are packages available for Debian/Ubuntu systems on all hardware platforms:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:roberto.s.galende/gztool
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install gztool

v1.4.3

• Patched -x not being applied always by default
• Implicit -x transparently handles v0 indexes if possible
• minor changes

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• gztool-linux.aarch64 : executable for linux Ubuntu on ARM 64 bits
• gztool-linux.x86_64 : executable for linux Ubuntu on x86 64 bits
• gztool-Windows.x86_64.exe : executable for Windows on x86 64 bits

Please, note that there are packages available for Debian/Ubuntu systems on all hardware platforms:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:roberto.s.galende/gztool
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install gztool

v1.4.2

• Patched error when decompressing last chunk using -n:
  "Detected gzip file overwriting, so ending process" error must not be checked/raised: thanks to @Damian-MG

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• gztool-linux.aarch64 : executable for linux Ubuntu on ARM 64 bits
• gztool-linux.x86_64 : executable for linux Ubuntu on x86 64 bits
• gztool-Windows.x86_64.exe : executable for Windows on x86 64 bits

Please, note that there are packages available for Debian/Ubuntu systems on all hardware platforms:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:roberto.s.galende/gztool
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install gztool

v1.4.1

• spelling error

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• gztool-linux.aarch64 : executable for linux Ubuntu on ARM 64 bits
• gztool-linux.x86_64 : executable for linux Ubuntu on x86 64 bits
• gztool-Windows.x86_64.exe : executable for Windows on x86 64 bits

Please, note that there are packages available for Debian/Ubuntu systems on all hardware platforms:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:roberto.s.galende/gztool
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install gztool