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- Update to 1.8.0:

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* Added basic support for the Kitty and iTerm2 graphics protocols.
    These are enabled automatically when corresponding terminal support
    is detected, or manually with -f kitty or -f iterm.
  * Implemented an 8-color mode, selectable with -c 8
  * Implemented a foreground-only switch, --fg-only. This produces
    character art using foreground colors only, and will avoid
    modifying or resetting the background color. Looks best with
    non-contiguous symbols (e.g. ascii).
  * Added builtins for Japanese kana fullwidth symbols. These can
    now be used without loading any external fonts (try -c none --symbols wide).
  * Added builtins for legacy computer symbols (mainly wedges and
    sextant blocks). These were widely used in PETSCII and Teletext,
    and can be enabled using --symbols or --fill with their respective
    tags: legacy, wedge and sextant (@hodefoting).
  * Since there is a growing number of builtin symbols that may not
    be available everywhere, the default selection has been restricted
    to the widely supported block and border sets.
  * If possible, we now select a visually blank character from the
    specified symbol/fill sets instead of hardcoding ASCII space for
    featureless cells. One practical upshot of this is that the constant-width
    braille range can be used to produce consistent images even in contexts
    with variable-width fonts. U+2800 (BRAILLE PATTERN BLANK) will then be used in blank cells.
  * Improved terminal size detection when used with pipelines and redirection.
    This should now produce an image properly sized for your terminal:
    curl https://i.imgur.com/WFDEFVg.jpeg | chafa - | tee out
  * ChafaCanvas gained API functions for programmatically getting and
    setting character cell contents. These are used in a new example
    in tests/ncurses.c demonstrating ncurses integration.
  * Made --disable-rpath the default in order to simplify packaging.

OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/graphics/chafa?expand=0&rev=19
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-------------------------------------------------------------------
Wed Sep 1 10:08:10 UTC 2021 - Michael Vetter <mvetter@suse.com>
- Update to 1.8.0:
* Added basic support for the Kitty and iTerm2 graphics protocols.
These are enabled automatically when corresponding terminal support
is detected, or manually with -f kitty or -f iterm.
* Implemented an 8-color mode, selectable with -c 8
* Implemented a foreground-only switch, --fg-only. This produces
character art using foreground colors only, and will avoid
modifying or resetting the background color. Looks best with
non-contiguous symbols (e.g. ascii).
* Added builtins for Japanese kana fullwidth symbols. These can
now be used without loading any external fonts (try -c none --symbols wide).
* Added builtins for legacy computer symbols (mainly wedges and
sextant blocks). These were widely used in PETSCII and Teletext,
and can be enabled using --symbols or --fill with their respective
tags: legacy, wedge and sextant (@hodefoting).
* Since there is a growing number of builtin symbols that may not
be available everywhere, the default selection has been restricted
to the widely supported block and border sets.
* If possible, we now select a visually blank character from the
specified symbol/fill sets instead of hardcoding ASCII space for
featureless cells. One practical upshot of this is that the constant-width
braille range can be used to produce consistent images even in contexts
with variable-width fonts. U+2800 (BRAILLE PATTERN BLANK) will then be used in blank cells.
* Improved terminal size detection when used with pipelines and redirection.
This should now produce an image properly sized for your terminal:
curl https://i.imgur.com/WFDEFVg.jpeg | chafa - | tee out
* ChafaCanvas gained API functions for programmatically getting and
setting character cell contents. These are used in a new example
in tests/ncurses.c demonstrating ncurses integration.
* Made --disable-rpath the default in order to simplify packaging.
* Added a HACKING file featuring a much needed release checklist.
* Improved terminal support:
+ Ctx will now use optimizing REP sequences at high -O levels.
+ foot now defaults to sixels.
+ iTerm2 now defaults to the iTerm2 protocol.
+ Kitty now defaults to the Kitty protocol.
+ st now defaults to truecolor symbols.
* Bug fixes:
+ #44 Missing error handling on stdout writes.
+ [unfiled] Solid symbols erroneously replaced by fill in FGBG mode.
+ [unfiled] Integer formatter was not using fast path for 8-bit values.
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Mon Jun 7 18:30:46 UTC 2021 - Michael Vetter <mvetter@suse.com>

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Name: chafa
Version: 1.6.1
Version: 1.8.0
Release: 0
Summary: Image-to-text converter for terminal
License: LGPL-3.0-or-later