flatpak 0.10.2 release:

• Flatpak now requires OSTree 2017.14
• flatpak update now updates from both system and user installations by default.
• flatpak update is less noisy when updating appstream info.
• All the remote-* commands now by default automatically decide to use --user or --system based on the given remote name.
• flatpak remote-ls with no remote lists the content of all remotes
• Fixed regression that made xdg-user-dirs and theme selection for kde apps break.
• flatpak override with no argument now overrides globally, i.e. for all apps.
• flatpak override now supports --nofilesystem properly. For example flatpak override --nofilesystem=~/.ssh hides the ssh dir for all apps, even those who have homedir access.
• flatpak install now takes a --reinstall argument which uninstalls a previously installed version if necessary. This is very useful when you want to install a new version from a different source.
• flatpak install now allows you to pass an absolute pathname as remote name, which will create a temporary remote and install from that. The remote will be removed when the app is uninstalled. This is very useful during development and testing.
• Flatpak now creates CLI wrappers for all installed apps, so if you add /var/lib/flatpak/exports/bin or ~/.local/share/flatpak/exports/bin to your PATH you can easily start flatpak apps by their application id.

flatpak-builder 0.10.6 release:

• New checksum types for file/archive sources: md5, sha1, sha512
• Support including source snippets from another file, similar to how module includes are supported.
• The app id renaming in the appdata file is now more careful to avoid renaming other parts.
• The cache default repo format for new caches is now bare-user-only which means building with flatpak-builder works on filesystems that don't support xattrs.
• New --install argument will install the finished build using the new flatpak install install-directly-from-local-repo feature. This makes it easier to test local builds.