PSReadLine v2.1.0-rc1 Release
Pre-release
Pre-release
v2.1.0-rc1 - 10/13/2020
You can get the v2.1.0-rc1
version of the PSReadLine
module from PowerShell Gallery.
This release includes the following bug fixes:
- Add a key binding example:
ForwardCharAndAcceptNextSuggestionWord
(#1601) - Update
HelpInfoURI
for the PSReadLine module (#1589) - Fix incremental history saving when the history queue is full (#1602)
- Make PSReadline to not force the background color during render (#1626) (Thanks @DHowett)
- Update broken link in
README.md
(#1631) (Thanks @escape0707) - Fix
UpHat
(^) in vi-mode to move the cursor while yanking (#1656) (Thanks @springcomp) - vi-mode: Make
dd
deletes the logical line instead of the entire buffer (#1658) (Thanks @springcomp) - Improve the bug reporting message (#1698)
- vi-mode: Add
dG
to delete to the end of multiline buffer (#1692) (Thanks @springcomp) - Remove duplicated code (#1700) (Thanks @springcomp)
- vi-mode:
dd
now handles single line or multiline buffers consistently (#1694) (Thanks @springcomp) - vi-mode: Make
D
andd$
delete to the end of the current logical line (#1695) (Thanks @springcomp) - vi-mode - Make
dj
delete the current and nextn
logical lines (#1697) (Thanks @springcomp) - Add comment in
SamplePSReadLineProfile.ps1
(#1712) (Thanks @sethvs) - Update the release build to satisfy the compliance requirement (#1702, #1714, #1726, #1731)
- vi-mode: Use
dk
to delete the previousn
logical lines and the current logical line in a multi-line buffer (#1737) (Thanks @springcomp) - vi-mode: Add
dgg
to delete from the beginning of the buffer to the current logical line (#1752) (Thanks @springcomp) - Use const strings for some often used
ANSI
control sequences (#1809) - Correct the descriptions of
SelectBackwardsLine
andSelectLine
(#1857) - Fix the inline prediction to not leak color (#1861)
- Rename
PredictionColor
toInlinePredictionColor
(#1860) - Fix a rendering issue regarding cleanup of previous logical lines (#1865)
- Allow
MaximumHistoryCount
to be set from user's profile (#1869)