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- Update to version 0.13.2:
* Added:
+ Default Home/End bindings in Vi mode mapped to First/Last respectively
* Fixed:
+ CLI env variables clearing configuration file variables
+ Vi inline search/semantic selection expanding across newlines
+ C0 and C1 codes being emitted in associated text when using kitty keyboard
+ Occasional hang on startup with some Wayland compositors
+ Missing key for NumpadDecimal in key bindings
+ Scrolling content upwards moving lines into history when it shouldn't
+ Sticky keys not working sometimes on X11
+ Modifiers occasionally getting desynced on X11
+ Autokey no longer working with alacritty on X11
+ Freeze when moving window between monitors on Xfwm
+ Mouse cursor not changing on Wayland when cursor theme uses legacy cursor icon names
+ Config keys are available under proper names
+ Build failure when compiling with x11 feature on NetBSD
+ Hint Select action selecting the entire line for URL escapes
+ Kitty encoding used for regular keys when they don't carry text
* Changed:
+ No unused-key warnings will be emitted for OS-specific config keys
+ Use built-in font for sextant symbols from U+1FB00 to U+1FB3B
+ Kitty encoding is not used anymore for uncommon keys unless the protocol enabled
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/1169541
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/X11:terminals/alacritty?expand=0&rev=86
To update this package to a new upstream release, run:
$ current_version=$(ls alacritty-*.tar.xz)
$ osc service manualrun
This should be enough do make a tarball out of the GitHub source tree AND
vendor all the needed Rust crates. If the cargo-audit source service detect
some bad enough vulnerability and give you the red light go visit
https://github.com/openSUSE/obs-service-cargo_audit to further instructions,
and/or contact the Alacritty maintainers.
Otherwise you should be good to go:
$ rm ${current_version}; osc addremove
# If you have the power to build locally:
$ osc build
$ new_version=$(ls alacritty-*.tar.xz)
$ osc ci -m "Update to ${new_version} release"
$ osc sr -m "Update to ${new_version} release"