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Releases: c-blake/cligen

Add color scales; Fix mslice.parseFloat bug

25 Feb 23:54
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See RELEASE_NOTES.md for more details.

Colorizing (& not) rendering clean-ups

05 Feb 19:19
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See release notes & commit log for more details.

get mfile/mslice working under Windows

24 Jan 11:30
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See RELEASE_NOTES.md for details. Two breaking changes are

  • findPathPattern convenience function moved from cligen/mfile to cligen/osUt (invisible if you import both...)
  • Very low-level (but still exported/exposed) mfile.mopen(fd: cint; st: Stat, ...) changed signature to mopen(fd, fh: cint; fi: FileInfo, ...).

Bug fix release

14 Jan 20:14
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Fix version screw up..

04 Jan 15:41
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Oops - did not update .nimble as well as pushing the tag.

OSX & Nim portability fixes

04 Jan 15:36
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More fixes for portability across Nim versions (unsafeAddr) & platforms.

Bug fix release

04 Jan 09:57
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Do not force space in uncertain numbers via the default templates (since pm already covers that..) and a couple of platform-Nim portability bug fixes.

Bug fix, warning clean-up, strip refactor

23 Dec 18:39
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Fix a bug @SolitudeSF found, make safe against several classes of warnings, refactor mslice.strip to have leading, trailing or both, and add a couple missing POSIX/Linux calls.

Zsh subcommand complete generator

25 Nov 12:36
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And several & varied trackings of nim-devel. See RELEASE_NOTES.md & changelog for details.

Fixes for newer devel & nimPreviewSlimSystem

30 Oct 13:55
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Adapt to the getImpl nnkConstDef change a few weeks ago to get test/PassValues*.nim working again.

Also, do a lot of little compatibility imports for the upcoming -d:nimPreviewSlimSystem mode. (No idea how this impacts the analysis of #207, but I mention it since there may be overlap of interest.)