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This helps the user know whether they are using a relatively untested build and should consider going back to a main release. We currently just define "pre-release" build as any release version with a minor version, e.g. r176.1 is a pre-release, but r176 isn't. Also, move the order around so we show "MacVim r123 (Vim 9.0.1234)" instead of "Vim 9.0.1234 (MacVim r123)" which is more consistent with other ways we show version numbers, and this will be how we show version number when we upgrade to Sparkle 2.4 as well.
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Updated to Vim 9.0.1677 Announcements ==================== Website -------------------- The official website for MacVim is now https://macvim.org. Previously it just forwarded to https://macvim-dev.github.io/macvim/. You can also read the MacVim documentation at https://macvim.org/docs/gui_mac.txt.html. #1385 Features ==================== Updater / What's New page -------------------- There is now a "What's New" page that will automatically be shown whenever MacVim detected that it has been updated to a new version (can be disabled in Settings). The page will also include all the release notes if you have updated across multiple versions. This feature is useful for users who turned on "Automatically install updates" or installs MacVim through other methods like Homebrew but would still like to see the release notes when a new version comes out. You can also access it through the Help menu. #1414 MacVim should now report its version in a much more consistent manner in the "About MacVim" page and when the updater reports there is a new version. It should look something like "r176 (Vim 9.0.1276)" where "r176" is the MacVim release number and the 9.0.1276 is the bundled Vim version. #1293 #1393 Sparkle (updater for MacVim) is now updated to 2.4.2. #1416 New Vim features -------------------- - New bundled colorschemes: wildcharm/retrobox/sorbet/zaibatsu (vim/vim#12163) - File encryption now has a new `cryptmethod`: `xchacha20v2`, which is designed to be more forward compatible with future Vim versions than `xchacha20`. (v9.0.1481) - `switchbuf` works for more commands. (v9.0.1546) - Statusline now supports multiple alignment "%=" items. (v9.0.1300) - New UTF-16 utility functions (`strutf16len` and `utf16idx`) (v9.0.1485) - Misc 'smoothscroll' bugs fixes General ==================== * Removed non-Unicode localization files, which helps cut down on app size. #1397 * Miscellaneous documentation fixes. #1415 #1375 #1386 #1363 (by @dkav) * The disk image for MacVim (MacVim.dmg) is now in APFS and uses better compression for better efficiency. #1409 Fixes ==================== * Printing a file in macOS 13 Ventura (using `:hardcopy` or File→Print) should work again. #1390 * Fixed a broken symlink to XPCServices in the Sparkle framework. #1367 * Fixed MacVim to not throw (safe) Objective C exceptions when quitting. #1371 * Fixed welcome message not being aligned properly in Simplified Chinese and show the Vim 9 prompt. #1381 * Removed some unnecessary test files in the runtime folders which were included erroneously. #1418 Scripting ==================== - Scripting languages versions: - Python is now built against 3.11, up from 3.10. Compatibility ==================== Requires macOS 10.9 or above. (10.9 - 10.12 requires downloading a separate legacy build) Script interfaces have compatibility with these versions: - Lua 5.4 - Perl 5.30 - Python2 2.7 - Python3 3.11 - Ruby 3.2
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This helps the user know whether they are using a relatively untested build and should consider going back to a main release. We currently just define "pre-release" build as any release version with a minor version, e.g. r176.1 is a pre-release, but r176 isn't.
Also, move the order around so we show "MacVim r123 (Vim 9.0.1234)" instead of "Vim 9.0.1234 (MacVim r123)" which is more consistent with other ways we show version numbers, and this will be how we show version number when we upgrade to Sparkle 2.4 as well.