pandoc-plot

Release 1.7.0

• Added support for the declarative diagram language D2, thanks to a contribution by Sanchayan Maity (#60).
• Added support for optparse-applicative v0.18.

Release 1.6.2

• Fixed some imports which were removed in mtl-2.3.

Release 1.6.1

• Fixed an issue where figure attributes were lost, which prevent other filters (e.g. pandoc-crossref) from working in conjunction with pandoc-plot.

Release 1.6.0

• Support for pandoc 3. Support for older pandoc version has also been dropped (pandoc 2.19 and earlier).

Release 1.5.5

• Fixed an issue where there was a race condition when rendering multiple identical figures (#53).

Release 1.5.4

• Fixed an issue where graphviz plots in vector format were cropped when a DPI was specified (#40).

Release 1.5.3

• Fixed an issue where the tight_bbox option for Matplotlib plots was ignored (#48)

Release 1.5.2

• Overhauled the way executables are handled. This fixes an issue where executables specified in documents (rather than configuration) were ignored (#46).

Release 1.5.1

• Figures with no captions (and no link to the source script), will now be shown as an image, without figure numbering (#37).

Release 1.5.0

• Added support for Sage (#44).
• Fixed an issue where the parsing of default save format from configuration was overly restrictive (#42).
• Linux and Windows executables now built with GHC 9.2.

Release 1.4.1

• Don't automatically defer javascript scripts when creating interactive figures (#39).

Release 1.4.0

• The executable pandoc-plot now uses pandoc 2.17. Pandoc 2.11+ are still supported.
• Added support for aeson 2+.

Release 1.3.0

• The executable pandoc-plot is now aware of final conversion format.
• Added a new function, plotFilter, which is aware of the pandoc's final conversion format. This allows for better defaults and error messages.
• Deprecated plotTransform in favour of plotFilter. plotTransform will be removed in the next major update (v2+).
• Save formats incompatible with toolkits will now show an appropriate error.
• The build system is now based on cabal-install rather than stack.
• Fixed an issue where some types of PlantUML diagrams (e.g. Gantt charts) would not be exported correctly (#30).

Release 1.2.3

• Fixed an issue where MATLAB figures were not being saved in the right location (#27).
• Releases are now completely taken care of via Github actions.

Release 1.2.2

• Executables are now built using GHC 9.0.1
• The executables are now built with Pandoc 2.14. Pandoc 2.11, 2.12, and 2.13 are still supported.

This release brings one addition:

Added the ability to save plots as LaTeX directly from the GNUplot toolkit. To do this, simply set the output format to latex. The figure content will be embedded in the output document, which only makes sense for final conversion to LaTeX. For example:

```{.gnuplot format=latex caption="This is a test."}
...
```

This patch was contributed by Saku Laesvuori. Thanks!

This release brings an important bug fix:

• Fixed an issue where code blocks nested in other structures were detected properly. For example, in the following LaTeX snippet, plots would not be detected properly:

\begin{column}
  \begin{minted}[]{matplotlib}
  ...
  \end{minted}
\end{column}

Nested figures are not correctly identified.

Other minor changes:

• The executables are now built with Pandoc 2.13. Pandoc 2.11 and Pandoc 2.12 are still supported.

This is a minor release with the following changes:

• Error messages now include the source script and line numbers.
• The executables are now built with Pandoc 2.12. Pandoc 2.11 is still supported.

• Added the PlantUML toolkit (#18). Diagrams can be generated like so:

  
  ```{.plantuml}
  @startuml
  Bob->Alice : hello
  @enduml
  ```
  
  

• Changed versioning scheme to match the more common Major.Minor.Bugfix versioning scheme.

This release brings two small fixes based on my experience writing my dissertation:

• pandoc-plot will now only render at most N figures in parallel, where N is the number of available accessible CPU cores.
• Fixed an issue where error message would get mangled in strict-mode.