1.6.1

Changed

• removed support for D2 diagrams in markdown content: the depndency made builds fail

1.6.0

Added

• field abbreviations to paragraph blocks that maps abbreviations to their HTML definitions
• json tags to Tag and Technology. could be useful to serialize to JSON (and not YAML) the tags and or techs repository files, without having weird keys in the resulting JSON
• errors when encountering duplicate block IDs, empty blocks and other edge cases in descriptions
• support for null values in layouts. this gets rendered as a special layout cell "ghost" (see ortfodb.EmptyLayoutCell for the value). This is useful to add empty spaces in a grid of images, for example
• lsp subcommand for LSP support
• Database.FindWork to facilitate alias resolution when finding works in a database

Changed

• building the database is now significantly faster!
• renamed AnalyzedWork type to Work

Removed

• build metadata file (.lastbuild.yaml)

Fixed

• weird "no non-transparent pixels found" error when trying to extract colors from .gif files.
• progress bar not finishing when skipping works with an include argument to build

1.5.0

Added

• a crystal client library (work in progress)
• variables to write logs to a file

Changed

• exposed all types in Rust and Python client libraries
• move ReleaseBuildLock out of RunContext
• allow user to only specify some colors: unspecified colors will get their extracted color
• the --write-progress progress file is now removed when the build is done
• add command: add link block to source code if in a git repo

Fixed

• json schemas for tags.yaml and technologies.yaml: all fields were wrongly marked as required
• json schemas configuration.yaml: all fields were wrongly marked as required
• layout was not normalized in output database

1.4.1

Added

• warning about the projects at value when using default config file
• support for NO_COLOR and FORCE_COLOR env vars

Changed

• move Log* functions out of RunContext

Fixed

• the default configuration included the media directory in the media.at value, making ortfodb write media files in media/media/

1.4.0

Added

• exporters: sub-commands list and doc
• new exporter "webhook" to send a POST to some URL with the built database

Changed

• built-in exporters are now all embedded in the binary

v1.3.0

Added

• exporters init command: bootstrap a new exporter manifest file
• exporters: sprig functions are now available in templates, along with shell-escape strings
• env variables ORTFO_DEBUG and ORTFODB_DEBUG can now be used as alternatives to DEBUG to enable debug mode. as with DEBUG, the value must be "1" to enable debug mode
• cloud exporter: config "name" to rename the uploaded file. defaults to the local file name

Fixed

• tags.repository and technologies.repository now handle expansion of ~ and ~user

1.2.0

Added

• (S)FTP exporter
• Git exporter: clones a repo, adds and commits the database json file and pushes
• Cloud exporter: uses rclone to upload the database.json file to many cloud services
• Requires key in exporter manifests to specify programs required to run the exporter
• localize exporter: export the database as a single-language database for every language in the original database

Changed

• building now shows exporters that are activated along with their description

Exporters :3

Added

• exporters: run custom shell commands before and after the build, and/or after each work is built.
• SQL exporter: a rudimentary SQL exporter, written in the Go code directly
• SSH exporter: a rudimentary SSH exporter that uploads the built database somewhere via ssh. written as a normal YAML exporter, see exporters/ssh.yaml

First stable release!

Added

• completion command to install completions for your shell!

Changed

• restructed the command line interface to be more "normal"

Fixed

• the add command would add the databaseMeta key in the generated frontmatter

0.3.2

Fixed

• replace meta-work in database with a databaseMetadata field on all works' metadata. client libraries should be able to generate properly from the resulting, simpler JSON schema.