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v1.132.1
This patch release fixes an issue encountered by users of some community UI themes. 1.132.1 Fix an issue where missing theme variables prevented the project window from initializing. @Daeraxa
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Pulsar 1.132.0: The terminal is now boarding
This release delivers something that we hope will make most users’ lives easier, whether they’re veteran Pulsar users or brand-new users giving us a try: a new core terminal package! Also on offer: a new experimental setting that we think will improve the experience of switching Git branches. When enabled, core.promptOnConflict will recognize when you’ve made edits against a file whose contents ch…
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v1.131.3
This is a quick release in order to fix a regression introduced in one of the bug fixes included in the 1.132.2 release. Four patch releases under 1.131 is plenty, as far as we're concerned! We hope to get back to working on the next regular release and the slew of new features we've got planned. See you then! Reminder for .rpm users: (There is an issue with the postuninstall scriptlet from the Pu…
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v1.131.2
Hello again, everyone! This release has a focus on bug fixes since our big Electron 30 upgrade! We've been busy addressing the issues our community has found since the release of v1.131.0. Thanks to @asiloisad, we've got a new way to add multiple roots to a project at once via atom.project.addPaths. We're also excited to see a contribution from @catb0t, their first ever contribution to the project…
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v1.131.1
1.131.1 This hotfix release contains a fix for potential crashes, and a few additional small improvements. For the many other changes since v1.130.1, including the update to Electron 30, see the release notes for v1.131.0: https://github.com/pulsar-edit/pulsar/releases/tag/v1.131.0. Fix an issue in superstring that occasionally caused crashes while editing text. Add support for additional image fo…
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Pulsar 1.131.0: A Valentine's Day & Electron 30 Edition
Hello, and welcome, one and all! This release brings the long-awaited (and long-previewed in our Rolling releases) upgrade to Electron 30 to our stable "Regular" releases! Catching up, at least somewhat, with the rapid pace of new Electron versions is a goal we've been actively working on since we started Pulsar almost 4 years ago. We're happy to make one of the larger steps in that direction sinc…
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v1.130.1
Hotfix: Restore Windows app to working condition, after it was mis-built in v1.130.0. Description of the issue affecting v1.130.0 on Windows: The Windows version of the app was broken, due to its native C/C++ dependencies remaining built for NodeJS when electron-rebuild failed, and due to our CI being mistakenly configured in a way that hid the failure. Electron-rebuild failed in CI due to a missi…
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v1.130.0
Pulsar 1.130.0: Spooktacular Edition Welcome to another Spooktacular Pulsar release! To welcome in the Autumn, we'd like to shout out some updates to our website! The long awaited revamp of our web presence not only massively improves and updates our documentation, it also unifies our web design. There are new subdomains for each service, and we've put our hugely improved documentation live (which…
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v1.129.0
Pulsar 1.129.0: An August Occasion Howdy folks, Another fine Pulsar release, Pulsar 1.129.0, is available for your use and enjoyment. See changelog below for details. A big shout-out to @Drsheppard01 for their first contribution in the form of PR #1241, and to @jmanuel1 for the issue report #1302 that led to a quick fix from @savetheclocktower in PR #1303. And to several members of the community w…
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v1.128.0
Pulsar v1.128.0: May There Be a Spring in Your Step! Hello, folks. Another month or so, another Pulsar release! We've got performance improvements, an improved editing experience for RTL languages, and comment handling for JSON and JSONC files. Please also be aware this month's release contains a security fix, so do update when you can. Thank you to the reporter of this issue. As always, a huge th…