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Version 0.10.3

05 Jun 08:51
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  • Update to the latest version of prettyprint, which removes the dependency to bindgen

Version 0.10.2

28 May 15:07
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Update to latest syntect, which removes the dependency to llvm. See #57

Version 0.10.1

22 Jun 18:59
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Add missing Cargo.lock (#30). Thanks to @minijackson.

Version 0.10.0

22 Feb 14:04
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Added ability to choose what kind of format a flowgraph is rendered to using the --format argument.
The default flowgraph format is now SVG.

Version 0.9.0

15 Feb 10:06
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  • Flowgraphs can now be generated by using cargo inspect --unpretty=flowgraph=main. This requires dot to be installed on the machine. Thanks to @jonathansty

Version 0.8.1

05 Feb 19:34
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This release removes the implicit dependency on git2 caused by prettyprint (see mre/prettyprint#6). This fixes compilation on macOS in the case where openssl wasn't installed. Thanks to @lilyball for reporting.

Version 0.8.0

05 Feb 11:41
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This release adds two nice features to cargo-inspect:

  • You can now choose different themes! Simply run cargo inspect --list-themes to get a list of available choices. For example, this will use the GitHub theme, which should work well on white backgrounds:
    cargo inspect examples/file.rs --theme GitHub
    [Thanks to @jonathansty]
  • The output is now a bit cleaner, because formatting issues are now handled a little better. Even if rustfmt fails, we print the final output on a best-effort basis. Most of the time, this should look quite pleasing to the eye. If you want to see the full debug trace, you can use RUST_LOG=debug. [Thanks to @jonathansty]

Version 0.7.0

03 Feb 22:33
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  • Add logging support
  • Add support for diffing files (#11)

Version 0.6.0

29 Jan 21:15
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  • Print unformatted text instead of panicking on rustfmt

Version 0.5.0

16 Dec 20:15
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  • Move to Rust 2018 edition
  • Add crate support
  • Adds support for plaintext output.
  • More examples