Releases: DavidCEllis/SplitGuides
Releases · DavidCEllis/SplitGuides
SplitGuides v0.9.5
What's Changed
- Update readme for livesplit changes by @DavidCEllis in #14
- Update dependencies
Full Changelog: v0.9.4...v0.9.5
SplitGuides v0.9.4
What's Changed
- Put all hotkey commands behind sys.platform == "win32" checks. by @DavidCEllis in #13
Full Changelog: v0.9.3...v0.9.4
SplitGuides v0.9.3
- Fix an issue with missing files from the zipapp
SplitGuides v0.9.2
- Adds zipapp as a distribution format
- Build all application files via GitHub actions - hopefully correctly this time
- Tests now work correctly in CI
ui
files no longer built on demand and are built as part of the sdist build
SplitGuides v0.9.0
What's Changed
- Settings file is now stored in the local userdata folder (
<username>\AppData\Local\splitguides
) - Dependency updates
- Available as a self-extracting 7zip archive
Full Changelog: v0.8.0...v0.9.0
SplitGuides v0.8.0
Version 0.8.0
- SplitGuides has upgraded to Python 3.11 and PySide/QT 6.5 - versions of windows earlier than 10 are not supported.
- SplitGuides server now launches with a configuration dialog so no more editing JSON files.
- Various small tweaks and fixes
SplitGuides v0.7.0
First release under the new name.
No internal changes outside of the rename - I just wanted to have a release that used the actual project name.
v0.6.1
- Bugfix
- Make links work correctly and launch an external browser when made in html or markdown notes.
From v0.6.0:
- Added support for Markdown or plain text format notes alongside the previous HTML formatted versions.
- Use the file extensions .md or .html to have notes interpreted correctly
- Markdown is much more friendly to write than having to use HTML tags
- Added support for hotkeys to offset the notes
- For example if you've inserted an extra split but forgot to update the notes, the hotkey can bring the notes back in line mid run
- Other minor fixes
Still trying to come up with a new name.
v0.6.0
This is intended to be the last version with this name. I don't have a good new name yet.
- Added support for Markdown or plain text format notes alongside the previous HTML formatted versions.
- Use the file extensions .md or .html to have notes interpreted correctly
- Markdown is much more friendly to write than having to use HTML tags
- Added support for hotkeys to offset the notes
- For example if you've inserted an extra split but forgot to update the notes, the hotkey can bring the notes back in line mid run
- Other minor fixes
v0.5.0
Add Server - intended to be run on the machine you have livesplit on to view notes on other devices (such as tablet/mobile).
Fix various subtle bugs.