Bump to V2.5

buildVars.py

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
 	# Translators: Long description to be shown for this add-on on add-on information from add-ons manager
 	"addon_description" : _("""Allows using just arrow keys to navigate between table cells via a dedicated layer."""),
 	# version
-	"addon_version" : "2.4",
+	"addon_version" : "2.5",
 	# Author(s)
 	"addon_author" : u"Corentin Bacqué-Cazenave <corentin@progaccess.net>, Joseph Lee <joseph.lee22590@gmail.com>",
 	# URL for the add-on documentation support
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@
 	# Minimum NVDA version supported
 	"addon_minimumNVDAVersion" : "2019.3.0",
 	# Last NVDA version supported/tested
-	"addon_lastTestedNVDAVersion" : "2023.1.0",
+	"addon_lastTestedNVDAVersion" : "2024.1.0",
 	# Add-on update channel (default is stable)
 	"addon_updateChannel" : None,
 }

changelog.md

@@ -1,14 +1,4 @@
-## Changes for 2.4
+## Changes for 2.5
 
-For this release, many thanks goes to Cyrille Bougot for his work.
-* Table navigation fixed in MS Word
-* Introduce new commands following changes in NVDA 2022.2 and 2022.4
- - home/end/pgUp/pgDown to jump to start/end of row/column
- - control+left/right/up/downArrow to jump to start/end of row/column (alternative shortcut key for the same result)
- - NVDA+left/up to read the whole row/column starting from the first cell without moving the current position of the cursor
- - NVDA+right/down for sayAll in row/column, i.e. read the cells of the current row/column, starting from the current cell and moving the cursor's position while reading until the last cell of the row/column.
-* Remape some keys to avoid conflicts:
- - NVDA+upArrow/leftArrow becomes windows+upArrow/leftArrow (to read full column/row)
- - NVDA+downArrow/rightArrow becomes windows+downArrow/rightArrow (say all in column/row)
-* Compatibility with NVDA 2023.1
+* Compatibility with NVDA 2024.1
 

readme.md

@@ -21,6 +21,10 @@ Currently supported tables are:
 
 * Toggles table navigator layer on and off (unassigned).
 
+## Changes for 2.5
+
+* Compatibility with NVDA 2024.1
+
 ## Changes for 2.4
 
 For this release, many thanks goes to Cyrille Bougot for his work.