We do not install the "gotext" utility because it introduces a circular
dependency to go-tools. If you really need it (which I doubt), we can
add a separate package.
0.9.6:
Correctly order calendar properties before calendar components
Correctly serialize timestamp values (i.e. REV)
Pass correct formatting string to logger
RRULE: Fix floating UNTIL with dateutil > 2.6.1
Encode params if necessary in serialization
Ignore escaped semi-colons in UNTIL value
RRULE: Fix VTODO without DTSTART
Fixed regexp for VCF Version 2.1
repr changed for datetime.timedelta in python 3.7
general:
* Fix generate_sample() (used by OmegaScript $truncate and omindex) to return
an empty sample instead of throwing an exception when the requested sample
size is less than the size of the truncation indicator string. Patch from
Addy. Fixes https://trac.xapian.org/ticket/754 reported by Gaurav Arora.
indexers:
* Check for the HTML5 doctype or legacy doctype declaration and use default
charset UTF-8 if either is present. Previously we always used ISO-8859-1,
which is correct for older HTML versions, but not for HTML5.
* omindex:
+ When running commands without going through the shell, emulate shell exit
codes 127 (for command not found) and 126 (for other cases where we fail to
run the command). This means the "missing filter" handling should now work
properly for such commands. Noted by Gaurav Arora.
+ Index POD files despite minor formatting errors. We now pass
--errors=stderr to pod2text so that minor formatting errors don't prevent
us from indexing a file. (It may seem that --errors=none is a better
option, but for podlators < 4.11 that results in an ERRATA section in the
generated text version which we then end up indexing; 4.11 fixed that but
we can't assume that's in use). Reported by Gaurav Arora.
* omindex:
+ Check file size before calling libmagic to get the mime type, since
reading the file size is a much cheaper check and we can skip the
libmagic test if the file is empty or larger than the specified
maximum size. Patch from caiyulun.
* scriptindex:
+ Avoid some unnecessary copying of Action objects by making use of C++11
features.
+ Consistently send errors to stderr - some were sent to stdout.
Patch from Gaurav Arora.
+ Add new "hextobin" action. Based on a patch from Gaurav Arora.
+ Warn about non-integer arg to hash.
+ Fix hash action without an argument, which was failing with an assertion.
Based on a patch by Gaurav Arora: https://github.com/xapian/xapian/pull/189
+ Reject 'hash' with argument < 6. The hashing truncates and then adds a
6 character hash of the removed part, so can't produce a result shorter
than 6 characters. Patch from Gaurav Arora.
+ Look for alphanumerics when parsing index actions. None of the current
index actions contain digits, but we give more helpful error messages this
way.
+ Deprecate allowing spaces around = in scripts. This was never documented
as supported, and leads to a missing argument quietly swallowing the next
action rather than using an empty value or giving an error. Reported by
Gaurav Arora in https://github.com/xapian/xapian/pull/182
+ In boolean and unique actions, add a colon between prefix and term when
the term starts with a colon. This means the mapping is reversible, and
matches what omega actually does in this case when it tries to reverse the
mapping. Thanks to Andy Chilton for pointing out this corner case.
+ Add parsedate and valuepacked actions. Together these assist adding date
values for sorting and date range filtering. Based on a patch from Gaurav
Arora.
+ Use DB_RETRY_LOCK to wait if the database is already in use rather than
sleeping for a second and retrying. On most platforms this means we make a
blocking request for the lock, and even on platforms where that's not
supported, we now sleep and retry inside libxapian, and without having to
throw and catch an exception each time.
* scriptindex:
+ Reject index scripts with multiple "unique" actions. We don't handle this
case sensibly, and it doesn't seem like it really has a use, so better to
give an error for people who do this inadvertently.
omega:
* $freq: Speed up some cases by avoiding throwing and catching an exception
when we know the MSet has no term frequency information.
* $sort: New OmegaScript command which does a string sort on an OmegaScript
list, with u (unique) and r (reverse) options.
* $cond: New OmegaScript conditional multi-way conditional. Inspired by LISP's
COND, this provides a neater way to write a cascade of $if checks.
* $switch: New OmegaScript multi-way conditional which provides an even neater
way to write a cascade of $if{$eq{X,VALUE1},$if{$eq{X,VALUE2},...}}.
* $subdb and $subid: New commands which report the subdatabase name and the
docid in that subdatabase.
+ $termprefix and $unprefix: New OmegaScript commands which expose the existing
code inside omega for splitting up a term.
* Use str() to convert time_t to string, which is simpler code and faster than
using snprintf().
* New $seterror command to set the error message. Implemented by Gaurav Arora.
* Make $highlight more efficient. Patch from Vivek Pal.
templates:
* query: Use $prettyurl for the URL shown at the end of each match (previously
we only used it on the URL shown as a fallback when the document has no
title). Split off from changes by Vivek Pal in
https://github.com/xapian/xapian/pull/161
API:
* API classes now support C++11 move semantics when using a compiler which
we are confident supports them (currently compilers which define
__cplusplus >= 201103 plus a special check for MSVC 2015 or later).
C++11 move semantics provide a clean and efficient way for threaded code to
hand-off Xapian objects to worker threads, but in this case it's very
unhelpful for availability of these semantics to vary by compiler as it
quietly leads to a build with non-threadsafe behaviour. To address this,
user code can #define XAPIAN_MOVE_SEMANTICS before #include <xapian.h> to
force this on, and will then get a compilation failure if the compiler lacks
suitable support.
* MSet::snippet():
+ We were only escaping output for HTML/XML in some cases, which would
potentially allow HTML to be injected into output (this has been assigned
CVE-2018-0499).
+ Include certain leading non-word characters in snippets. Previously we
started the snippet at the start of the first actual word, but there are
various cases where including non-word characters in front of the actual
word adds useful context or otherwise aids comprehension. Reported by
Robert Stepanek in https://github.com/xapian/xapian/pull/180
* Add MSetIterator::get_sort_key() method. The sort key has always been
available internally, but wasn't exposed via the public API before, which
seems like an oversight as the collapse key has long been available.
Reported by 张少华 on xapian-discuss.
* Database::compact():
+ Allow Compactor::resolve_duplicate_metadata() implementations to delete
entries. Previously if an implementation returned an empty string this
would result in a user meta-data entry with an empty value, which isn't
normally achievable (empty meta-data values aren't stored), and so will
cause odd behaviour. We now handle an empty returned value by interpreting
it in the natural way - it means that the merged result is to not set a
value for that key in the output database.
+ Since 1.3.5 compacting a WritableDatabase with uncommitted changes throws
Xapian::InvalidOperationError when compacting to a single-file glass
database. This release adds similar checks for chert and when compacting
to a multiple-file glass database.
+ In the unlikely event that the total number of documents or the total
length of all documents overflow when trying to compact a multi-database,
we throw an exception. This is now a DatabaseError exception instead of a
const char* exception (a hang-over from before this code was turned into a
public API in the library).
* Document::remove_term(): Handle removing term at current TermIterator
position - previously the underlying iterator was invalidated, leading to
undefined behaviour (typically a segmentation fault). Reported by Gaurav
Arora.
* TermIterator::get_termfreq() now always returns an exact answer. Previously
for multi-databases we approximated the result, which is probably either a
hang-over from when this method was used during Enquire::get_eset(), or else
due to a thinking that this method would be used in that situation (it
certainly is not now). If the user creates a TermIterator object and asks it
for term frequencies then we really should give them the correct answer - it
isn't hugely costly and the documentation doesn't warn that it might be
approximated.
* QueryParser::parse_query():
+ Now adds a colon after the prefix when prefixing a boolean term which
starts with a colon. This means the mapping is reversible, and matches
what omega actually does in this case when it tries to reverse the mapping.
Thanks to Andy Chilton for pointing out this corner case.
+ The parser now makes use of newer features in the lemon parser generator to
make parsing faster and use less memory.
* Enquire::get_mset(): Fix bug with get_mset(0, 0, X) when X > 0 which was
causing an attempt to access an element in an empty vector. Reported by
sielicki in #xapian.
* Stem:
+ Add Indonesian stemming algorithm.
+ Small optimisations to almost all stemming algorithms.
* Stopper:
+ Add Indonesian stopword list.
+ The installed version of the Finnish stopword list now has one word per
line. Previously it had several space-separated words on some lines, which
works with C++'s std::istream_iterator but may be inconvenient for use from
some other languages.
+ The installed versions of stopword lists are now sorted in byte order
rather than whatever collation order is specified by LC_COLLATE or similar
at build time. This makes the build more reproducible, and also may be
more efficient for loading into some data structures.
* WritableDatabase::replace_document(term, doc): Check for last_docid wrapping
when used on a sharded database.
* Database::locked(): Consistently throw FeatureUnavailableError on platforms
where we can't test for a database lock without trying to take it.
Previously GNU Hurd threw DatabaseLockError while platforms where we don't
use fcntl() locking at all threw UnimplementedError.
* Database and WritableDatabase constructors: Fix handling of entries for
disabled backends in stub database files to throw FeatureUnavailableError
instead of DatabaseError.
* Database::get_value_lower_bound() now works correctly for sharded databases.
Previously it returned the empty string if any shard had no values in the
specified slot.
* PostingIterator was failing to keep an internal reference to the parent
Database object for sharded databases.
* ValueIterator::skip_to() and check() had an off-by-one error in their docid
calculations in some cases with sharded databases.
* Add Database::get_total_length() method. Previously you had to calculate
this from get_avlength() and get_doccount(), taking into account rounding
issues. But even then you couldn't reliably get the exact value when total
length is large since a double's mantissa has more limited precision than an
unsigned long long.
* Add Xapian::iterator_rewound() for bidirectional iterators, to test if the
iterator is at the start (useful for testing whether we're done when
iterating backwards).
* DatabaseOpeningError exceptions now provide errno via get_error_string()
rather than turning it into a string and including it in the exception
message.
* WritableDatabase::replace_document(): when passed a Document object which
came from a database and has unmodified values, we used to always read
those values into a memory structure. Now we only do this if the document
is being replaced to the same document ID which it came from, which should
make other cases a bit more efficient.
* Enquire::get_eset(): When approximating term frequencies we now round to the
nearest integer - previously we always rounded down.
matcher:
* OP_VALUE_*: When a value slot's lower and upper bound are equal, we know
that exactly how many documents the subquery can match (either 0 or those
bounds). This also avoids a division by zero which previously happened
when trying to calculate the estimate.
* Speed up sorting by keys. Use string::compare() to avoid having to call
operator< if operator> returns false.
* Fix clamping of maxitems argument to get_mset() - it was being clamped
to db.get_doccount(), now it's clamped to db.get_doccount() - first. In
practice this doesn't actually seem to cause any issues.
* If a match time limit is in effect, when it expires we now clamp
check_at_least to first + maxitems instead of to maxitems. In practice this
also doesn't seem to actually cause any issues (at least we've failed to
construct a testcase where it actually makes an observable difference).
* Fix percentages when only some shards have positions. If the final shard
didn't have positions this would lead to under-counting the total number leaf
of subqueries which would lead to incorrect positional calculations (and a
division by zero if the top level of the query was positional. This bug was
introduced in 1.4.3.
* OP_NEAR: Fix "phantom positions", where OP_NEAR would think a term without
positional information occurred at position 1 if it had the lowest term
frequency amongst the OP_NEAR's subqueries.
* Fix termfreq used in weight calculations for a term occurring more than once
in the query. Previously the termfreq for such terms was multiplied by the
number of different query positions they appeared at.
* OP_SYNONYM: We use the doclength upper bound for the wdf upper bound of a
synonym - now we avoid fetching it twice when the doclength upper bound is
explicitly needed.
* Short-cut init() when factor is 0 in most Weight subclasses. This indicates
the object is for the term-independent weight contribution, which is always 0
for most schemes, so there's no point fetching any stats or doing any
calculations. This fixes a divide by zero for TfIdfWeight, detected by
UBSan.
* OP_OR: Fix bug which caused orcheck1 to fail once hooked up to run with the
inmemory backend.
* Iterating of positions has been sped up, which means phrase matching is now
faster (by a little over 5% in some simple tests).
* Fix use after free of QueryOptimiser hint in certain cases involving
multiple databases only some of which have positional information.
This bug was introduced by changes in xapian-core 1.4.3. Fixes#752,
reported and analysed by Robert Stepanek.
* An unweighted OP_AND_MAYBE is now optimised to just its left branch - the
other branch or branches only contribute weight, so can be completely ignored
when the operator is unweighted.
glass backend:
* Fix glass freelist bug when changes to a new database which didn't modify the
termlist table were committed. In this corner case, a block which had been
allocated to be the root block in the termlist table was leaked. This was
largely harmless, except that it was detected by Database::check() and caused
it to report an error. Reported by Antoine Beaupré and David Bremner.
* Fix glass freelist bug with cancel_transaction(). The freelist wasn't
reset to how it was before the transaction, resulting in leaked blocks.
This was largely harmless, except that it was detected by Database::check()
and caused it to report an error.
* Improve the per-term wdf upper bound. Previously we used min(cf(term),
wdf_upper_bound(db)) which is tight for any terms which attain that
upper bound, and also for terms with termfreq == 1 (the latter are common
in the database (e.g. 66% for a database of wikipedia), but probably
much less common in searches). When termfreq > 1 we now use
max(first_wdf(term), cf(term) - first_wdf(term)), which means terms with
termfreq == 2 will also attain their bound (another 11% for the same
database) while terms with higher termfreq but below the global bound will
get a tighter bound.
* Fix Database::locked() on single-file glass db to just return false (such
databases can't be opened as a WritableDatabase so there can't be a write
lock). Previously this failed with: "DatabaseLockError: Unable to get write
lock on /flintlock: Testing lock"
* Fix compaction when both the input and output are specified as a file
descriptor. Previously this threw an exception due to an overeager check
that destination != source.
* Use O_TRUNC when compacting to single file. If the output already exists but
is larger than our output we don't want to just overwrite the start of it.
This case also used to result in confusing compaction percentages.
* Enable glass's "open_nearby_postlist" optimisation (which especially helps
large wildcard queries) for writable databases without any uncommitted
changes as well.
* Make get_unique_terms() more efficient for glass. We approximate
get_unique_terms() by the length of the termlist (which counts boolean terms
too) but clamp this to be no larger than the document length. Since we need
to open the termlist to get its length, it makes more sense to get the
document length from that termlist for no extra cost rather than looking it
up in the postlist table.
* Database::check() now checks document lengths against the stored document
length lower and upper bounds. Patch from Uppinder Chugh. Fixes
https://trac.xapian.org/ticket/617.
* Fix bogus handling of most-recently-read value slot statistics. It seems
that we get lucky and this can't actually cause a problem in practice due
to another layer of caching above, but if nothing else it's a bug waiting to
happen.
* If we fail to create the directory for a new database because the path
already exists, the exception now reports EEXIST as the errno value rather
than whatever errno value happened to be set from an earlier library call.
remote backend:
* xapian-tcpsrv --one-shot no longer forks. We need fork to handle multiple
concurrent connections, but when handling a single connection forking just
adds overhead and potentially complicates process management for our caller.
This aligns with the behaviour under __WIN32__ where we use threads instead
of forking, and service the connection from the main thread with --one-shot.
* Fix repeat call to ValueIterator::check() on the same docid to not always
set valid to true for remote backend.
inmemory backend:
* Fix repeat call to ValueIterator::check() on the same docid to not always
set valid to true for inmemory backend.
* Use binary chop instead of linear search in all places where we're searching
for a term or document - we weren't taking advantage of the sorted order
everywhere.
tools:
* xapian-delve:
+ Document values can contain binary data, so escape them by default for
output. Other options now supported are to decode as a packed integer
(like omindex uses for last modified), decode using
Xapian::sortable_unserialise(), and to show the raw form (which was the
previous behaviour).
+ Report current database revision.
* xapian-inspect:
+ Report entry count when opening table
+ Support inspecting single file DBs via a new --table option (which can also
be used with a non-single-file DB instead of specifying the path to the
table).
+ Add "first" and "last" commands which jump to the first/last entry in the
current table respectively.
+ "until" now counts and reports the number of entries advanced by.
+ Document "until" with no arguments - this advances to the end of the table,
but wasn't mentioned in the help.
+ Commands "goto" and "until" which take a key as an argument now expect the
key in the same escaped form that's used for display. This makes it much
simpler to interact with tables with binary keys.
+ Fix to expect .glass not .DB extension of glass tables.
release-1.3.6:
- Proper import of load
- Escaping: replace xml-1.0-illegal characters with question marks
- ODT merge example
- Changed the path to save images. Now image of the subobject is stored in a folder of subobject
0.2.1:
Fixed most compiler warnings -Wall -Wextra
Support static and dynamic libraries
Use .gitignore instead of .hgignore
Add support for `make test` and travis
Dockerfile for testing
Apply old fix for `\/` that is not in master.
Update license to include all years until now.
Port bug fix from Perl binding
Fix misspell: preceed
Removed trailing-whitespaces
Fix typo
added an examples directory with a few yaml examples
Added missing Cflags path in pkg-config file
add unit tests to cmake configuration
Include an example of a custom tag from Python
Include an example of a %YAML tag
Added an example of using a global tag
Fix -Wformat compilation errors in tests
Update bug report URL in LibYAML
Use AM_CPPFLAGS since autotools deprecated INCLUDE
Update bug report URL in README
Add travis and Makefile support for libyaml-test
Add Dockerfile for Fedora 25
WIP: Enable all warnings (-Wall) in libyaml and tests
Fix typo
Move travis script guts to separate file
`yaml/libyaml-test` should become part of `yaml/libyaml`
Add a GNUMakefile for immediate make targets
Switch from test blacklist to whitelist
Update defs for MingGW support on Windows
Improve CMakeLists
README: Update libyaml link
Skip 5 tests in libyaml-emitter.list
Forbid escaped singlequote in doublequotes
Undefined PTRDIFF_MAX on HP-UX
Fixed most compiler warnings -Wall -Wextra
Fix problems in CI failures (travis and semaphore)
appveyor.yml: add mingw-w64 builds
add -no-undefined to src/Makefile.am
Added alpine linux testing to dockerfiles
remove need for PTRDIFF_MAX
.gitignore: major cleanup
Performing substitutions during post-patch breaks tools such as mkpatches,
making it very difficult to regenerate correct patches after making changes,
and often leading to substituted string replacements being committed.
3.0.0:
Renamed format property to source.
source property Cam is now Camera or HD Camera
source property Telesync is now Telesync or HD Telesync
source property PPV is now Pay-per-view
source property DVB is now Digital TV
source property VOD is now Video on Demand
source property WEBRip is now Web with additional property other: Rip
source property WEB-DL is now Web
source property AHDTV is now Analog HDTV
source property UHDTV is now Ultra HDTV
source property HDTC is now HD Telecine
screen_size property 360i was added.
screen_size property 480i was added.
screen_size property 576i was added.
screen_size property 900i was added.
screen_size property 1440p was added.
screen_size property 4K is now 2160p
screen_size property 4320p was added.
video_codec property h264 is now H.264
video_codec property h265 is now H.265
video_codec property Mpeg2 is now MPEG-2
video_codec property Real is now RealVideo
video_codec property XviD is now Xvid
video_profile property BP is now Baseline.
video_profile property HP is now High.
video_profile property XP is now Extended.
video_profile property MP is now Main.
video_profile property Hi422P is now High 4:2:2.
video_profile property Hi444PP is now High 4:4:4 Predictive.
video_profile property High 10 was added.
video_profile property 8bit was removed. 8bit is detected as color_depth: 8-bit
video_profile property 10bit was removed. 10bit is detected as color_depth: 10-bit
audio_codec property DTS-HD was added.
audio_codec property AC3 is now Dolby Digital
audio_codec property EAC3 is now Dolby Digital Plus
audio_codec property TrueHD is now Dolby TrueHD
audio_codec property DolbyAtmos is now Dolby Atmos.
audio_profile property HE is now High Efficiency.
audio_profile property LC is now Low Complexity.
audio_profile property HQ is now High Quality.
audio_profile property HDMA is now Master Audio.
edition property Collector Edition is now Collector
edition property Special Edition is now Special
edition property Criterion Edition is now Criterion
edition property Deluxe Edition is now Deluxe
edition property Limited Edition is now Limited
edition property Theatrical Edition is now Theatrical
edition property Director's Definitive Cut was added.
episode_details property Oav and Ova were removed. They are now other: Original Animated Video
episode_details property Omake is now Extras
episode_details property Final was added.
other property Rip was added.
other property DDC was removed. DDC is now edition: Director's Definitive Cut
other property CC was removed. CC is now edition: Criterion
other property FINAL was removed. FINAL is now episode_details: Final
other property Original Animated Video was added.
other property OV is now Original Video
other property AudioFix is now Audio Fixed
other property SyncFix is now Sync Fixed
other property DualAudio is now Dual Audio
other property Fansub is now Fan Subtitled
other property Fastsub is now Fast Subtitled
other property FullHD is now Full HD
other property UltraHD is now Ultra HD
other property mHD and HDLight are now Micro HD
other property HQ is now High Quality
other property HR is now High Resolution
other property LD is now Line Dubbed
other property MD is now Mic Dubbed
other property Low Definition was added.
other property LiNE is now Line Audio
other property R5 is now Region 5
other property Region C was added.
other property ReEncoded is now Reencoded
other property WideScreen is now Widescreen
Added Ultra HD Blu-ray as new source possible value.
Added Standard Dynamic Range as new other possible value.
Added HDR10 as new other possible value.
Added Dolby Vision as new other possible value.
Added BT.2020 as new other possible value.
Added 12-bit as new color_depth possible value.
Added IMAX as new edition possible value.
Added Upscaled as new other possible value.
Added High Frame Rate as new other possible value.
Added Ultimate as new edition possible value.
Added Fan as new edition possible value.
Added High Resolution Audio as new audio_profile possible value.
Added Extended Surround as new audio_profile possible value.
Added EX as new audio_profile possible value
Added Opus as new audio_codec possible value
Added aspect_ratio as new property. Also used to validate if a screen_size is a standard resolution.
Fixed unwanted language and country detection for exotic languages.
Added default and configurable list of allowed languages and countries
Added VC-1 as new video_codec possible value
Enhanced dash-separated release_group detection.
Changed size output to return guessit.Quantity object.
Changed size output to return guessit.Size object.
Added audio_video_rate as new possible property.
Added video_video_rate as new possible property.
Added frame_rate as new possible property.
Added disc as a new possible property.
Added H.263 as new video_codec possible value.
Added VP7 as new video_codec possible value.
Added VP8 as new video_codec possible value.
Added VP9 as new video_codec possible value.
Added Vorbis as new audio_codec possible value.
Added PCM as new audio_codec possible value.
Added LPCM as new audio_codec possible value.
Added Digital Master as new source possible value.
Added several new values for streaming_service.
Added new options --includes and --excludes.
Added Sample as new other possible value.
Added Obfuscated as new other possible value.
Added Proof as new other possible value.
Added Repost as new other possible value.
Added advanced guessit configuration to config files.
Add support for pathlib.Path objects on guessit API input.
Version 8.6.10:
Additions and changes
- Improve reproducibility of builds (e.g. support SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH)
- Add SVG output support
- Improve documentation
- Update translations
4.2.2:
Bugs fixed
* GH266: Fix sporadic crash during GC when parse-time schema validation is used
and the parser participates in a reference cycle.
* GH265: lxml no longer links against zlib as a shared library, only on static builds.
2.24 Thu Jun 21 22:41:49 CDT 2018
====================================
No changes since 2.23_03.
2.23_03 Fri Jun 15 23:18:42 CDT 2018
====================================
[ENHANCEMENTS]
Added --ts for Typescript.
[FIXES]
ack would stop searching if there was a file called "0" in the current
directory where ack was invoked. (GH #667)
2.23_02 Sat Jan 6 23:53:03 CST 2018
====================================
[FIXES]
t/ack-n.t was not calling lists_match() correctly.
[ENHANCEMENTS]
Added an optimization to make ack only do a line-by-line search of a
file if there's a match somewhere in the file. This gives ack a 20-30%
in timings of common cases.
2.23_01
====================================
Broken. Deleted.
Upstream changes (from CHANGELOG.md):
# 1.8.3 / 2018-06-16
## Security Notes
[MRI] Behavior in libxml2 has been reverted which caused CVE-2018-8048
(loofah gem), CVE-2018-3740 (sanitize gem), and CVE-2018-3741
(rails-html-sanitizer gem). The commit in question is here:
> https://github.com/GNOME/libxml2/commit/960f0e2
and more information is available about this commit and its impact here:
> https://github.com/flavorjones/loofah/issues/144
This release simply reverts the libxml2 commit in question to protect users
of Nokogiri's vendored libraries from similar vulnerabilities.
If you're offended by what happened here, I'd kindly ask that you comment
on the upstream bug report here:
> https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=769760
## Dependencies
* [MRI] libxml2 is updated from 2.9.7 to 2.9.8
## Features
* Node#classes, #add_class, #append_class, and #remove_class are added.
* NodeSet#append_class is added.
* NodeSet#remove_attribute is a new alias for NodeSet#remove_attr.
* NodeSet#each now returns an Enumerator when no block is passed
(Thanks, @park53kr!)
* [JRuby] General improvements in JRuby implementation (Thanks, @kares!)
## Bug fixes
* CSS attribute selectors now gracefully handle queries using integers. [#711]
* Handle ASCII-8BIT encoding on fragment input [#553]
* Handle non-string return values within `Reader` [#898]
* [JRuby] Allow Node#replace to insert Comment and CDATA nodes. [#1666]
* [JRuby] Stability and speed improvements to `Node`, `Sax::PushParser`,
and the JRuby implementation [#1708, #1710, #1501]
PPIx::QuoteLike parses Perl string literals and things that are reasonably like
string literals. Its real reason for being is to find interpolated variables for
Perl::Critic policies and similar code.
Aspic is a program that processes a textual description of a line
art graphic, and converts it into a form that is suitable for
inclusion in another document. The default output format is
Encapsulated PostScript, but there is also support for Scalable
Vector Graphics (SVG), and there is legacy support for the SGCAL
text processor.
SDoP is a Simple DocBook Processor. It reads DocBook XML input and
writes PostScript output. This version has some support for almost
all the elements that are part of Simplified DocBook. The main
omissions are support for bibliographies, multiple authors, subtables
within tables, and some element attributes.
xfpt is a program that reads a marked-up ASCII source file, and
converts it into XML. It was written with DocBook XML in mind, but
can also be used for other forms of XML. Unlike AsciiDoc, xfpt does
not try to produce XML from a document that is also usable as a
freestanding ASCII document. The input for xfpt is very definitely
"marked up". This makes it less ambiguous for large and/or complicated
documents. xfpt is also much faster than AsciiDoc because it is
written in C and does not rely on pattern matching.
v0.4.0
This version made some changes to how JS and CSS were included when the theme is used on Read the Docs.
Fixes
- Do not rely on readthedocs.org for CSS/JS
- Color accessibility improvements on the left navigation
Other Changes
- Write theme version and build date at top of JavaScript and CSS
- Changed code and literals to use a native font stack
- Fix small styling issues
2.5.4:
Fix: Cannot read files with 3D charts.
Fix: Merged cells take a long time to parse
Minor changes
Improve read support for pivot tables and don't always create a Filters child for filterColumn objects.
Support folding rows
