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Subject: CVS commit: pkgsrc/textproc/bat
From: Santhosh Raju
Date: 2020-03-22 22:53:23
Message id: 20200322215323.7E1ECFB27@cvs.NetBSD.org
Log Message:
textproc/bat: Update to 0.13.0
Changes since 0.12.1:
bat as a library
Beginning with this release, bat can be used as a library (#423).
This was a huge effort and I want to thank all people who made this possible:
@DrSensor, @mitsuhiko, @mre, @eth-p!
* Initial attempt in #469 (@mitsuhiko)
* Second attempt, complete restructuring of the bat crate, see #679
(@DrSensor)
* Updates to example, public API, error handling, further refactoring: #693
#873 #875 (@sharkdp)
I want to stress that this is the very first release of the library. Things are
very likely to change. A lot of things are still missing (including the
documentation).
That being said, you can start using it! See the example programs in examples/.
You can see the API documentation here: https://docs.rs/bat/
Features
* (Breaking change) Glob-based syntax mapping, see #877 and #592. With this
change, users need to update their bat config files (bat --config-file),
if they have any --map-syntax settings present.
The option now works like this:
--map-syntax <glob-pattern>:<syntax-name>
For more information, see the --help text, the man page or the README.
This new feature allows us to properly highlight files like:
- /etc/profile
- ~/.ssh/config
* --highlight-line now accepts line ranges, see #809 (@lkalir)
* A lot of updates to existing syntaxes via #644 (@benwaffle, @keith-hall)
* BAT_CACHE_PATH can be used to place cached bat assets in a non-standard
path, see #829 (@neuronull)
Bugfixes
* Do not pass '--no-init' on newer less versions, see #749 and #786
(@sharkdp)
* 'bat cache' still takes precedence over existing files, see #666
(@sharkdp)
* .sc files should be treated as scala files, see #443 (@benwaffle)
* Allow underscores and dashes in page names, see #670 (@LunarLambda)
* Keep empty lines empty, see #601 (@mbarbar)
* Wrapping does not work when piping, see #758 (@fusillicode, @allevo,
@gildo)
* Allow for non-unicode filenames, see #225 (@sharkdp)
* Empty file without header produces incomplete grid, see #798 (@eth-p)
* Files named build don't respect shebang lines, see #685 (@sharkdp)
Other
* Proper wrapping support for output with wide Unicode characters, see #811
#787 and #815 (@Kogia-sima)
* Parametrizable names for man page and shell completion files, see #659
#673 #656 (@eth-p)
* Enabled LTO, making bat about 10% faster, see #719 (@bolinfest, @sharkdp)
* Suggestions non how to configure bat for MacOS dark mode, see README
(@jerguslejko)
* Extended "Integration with other tools" section (@eth-p)
* Updated instrutions on how to use bat as a man-pager, see #652, see #667
(@sharkdp)
* Add section concerning file encodings, see #688 and #568 (@sharkdp)
* Updated sort order of command-line options in --help text and manpage, see
#653 and #700 (@hrlmartins)
* Updates to the man page syntax, see #718 (@sharkdp)
* Japanese documentation updates, see #863 (@k-ta-yamada, @sorairolake and
@wt-l00)
* Accept "default" as a theme, see #757 (@fvictorio)
* Support combination of multiple styles at the same time, see #857
(@aslpavel)
* Updated Windows installation instructions, see #852 (@sorenbug)
* Updated man page, see #573 (@sharkdp)
New syntaxes
* Jinja2, see #648 (@Martin819)
* SaltStack SLS, see #658 (@Martin819)
* /etc/fstab, see #696 (@flopp and @eth-p)
* /etc/group and /etc/passwd, see #698 (@argentite)
* /proc/cpuinfo and /proc/meminfo, see #593 (@sharkdp)
* Nim, see #542 (@sharkdp)
* Vue, see #826 (@chaaaaarlotte)
* CoffeScript, see #833 (@sharkdp)
New themes
* Dracula, see #687 (@clarfon)
* Nord, see #760 (@crabique)
* Solarized light and dark, see #768 (@hakamadare)
Packaging
* bat is now in the official Ubuntu and Debian repositories, see #323 and
#705 (@MarcoFalke)
* bat can now be installed via MacPorts, see #675 (@bn3t)
* Install fish completions into 'vendor_completions.d', see #651 (@sharkdp)
Thanks
* To @eth-p for joining me as a maintainer! I'm very grateful for all the
work you put into managing and responding to issues, improving our
deployment, adding PR/issue templates (#837) as well as fixing bugs and
implementing new features.
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