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This is a patch release in the 2.0.x release line to further compatibility with Ruby 3.3.
The most critical fix in this release is to remove use of the base64 library since it will no longer being provided as part of the Ruby language starting with Ruby 3.4. When using Ruby 3.3, users would see a warning if this library is used, which happens when the data-uri attribute is set. The functionality has been replaced with a lower-level method on the String object (String#pack), which the base64 library delegates to anyway.
This release also sets the cloaked-context attribute on a source block that is defined using either a styled paragraph or a literal or fenced code structural container. This matches the functionality used for custom block extensions (when the source context does not match the final parsed context).
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
cloaked-context
attribute on source block when context is not :listing
(#4556)Released on: 2024-03-08
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: Turbo Laser by Resolute Brewing Company
Logs: resolved issues | source diff | gem diff
A very special thanks to all the awesome supporters of the Asciidoctor OpenCollective campaign, who provide critical funding for the ongoing development of this project.
Published by mojavelinux 8 months ago
This is a patch release in the 2.0.x release line, primarily to address compatibility with Ruby 3.3. While development of Asciidoctor 2.1 is beginning to pick up again, we extracted several other important improvements and bug fixes from main to include in this patch release.
The most critical fix in this release is to make Asciidoctor's logger compatible with the logger API in Ruby 3.3. The code is now tested against Ruby 3.3 on each change. Nearly as important, this release also turns off Ruby's system-dependent newline conversion when writing files so that Asciidoctor's output is consistent between *nix and Windows.
Numerous changes were made to correct AsciiDoc parsing. A nested dlist attached using a list continuation no longer consumes a detached paragraph. And an attached block is correctly attached to a nested dlist when that dlist is offset from its parent by an empty line. The secondary and tertiary terms on the indexterm
macro are preserved when the primary term is quoted and contains an equals sign. And a bare URL enclosed in angle brackets acts as unconstrained syntax that stops at the first occurrence of a closing angle bracket. When includes are not enabled, any spaces in the include target are preserved when generating the fallback link.
Several changes were made to the DocBook output to address compliance. The abstract is moved inside the <info>
tag (applies to both the abstract in the preamble as well an an abstract for a book part). The scaledwidth
and scale
attributes are now supported on an inline macro, like with a block image macro.
A few changes to the manpage output were made. Cells in the head row are styled as bold. Paragraph breaks in a normal table cell are preserved.
Finally, a few refinements to the default stylesheet were applied. The extra border below the doctitle when the sidebar toc is collapsed into main content area was removed. And a text decoration was added to the active footnote number link in the footnotes list.
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
scaledwidth
and scale
attributes on inline image macro in DocBook output (#4552)indexterm
macro when primary term is quoted and contains an equals sign (#3652)Released on: 2024-02-20
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: Lunch by Maine Beer Company
Logs: resolved issues | source diff | gem diff
A very special thanks to all the awesome supporters of the Asciidoctor OpenCollective campaign, who provide critical funding for the ongoing development of this project.
Published by mojavelinux over 1 year ago
After the 2.0.19 release, we discovered that the man page was not being updated during the release. This release has no changes other than t fix the release process. For changes related to 2.0.19, see https://github.com/asciidoctor/asciidoctor/releases/tag/v2.0.19.
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
release-version
attribute in READMEs and man page during releaseReleased on: 2023-05-18
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: Yerba Mate IPA by Athletic Brewing
Logs: resolved issues | source diff | gem diff
A very special thanks to all the awesome supporters of the Asciidoctor OpenCollective campaign, who provide critical funding for the ongoing development of this project.
Published by mojavelinux over 1 year ago
Development on Asciidoctor 2.1 has been on pause while we focus on progressing the AsciiDoc Language Specification. In the meantime, we extracted some of the minor improvements and bug fixes from main and put them into this patch release in the 2.0.x release line.
The most impactful fix is a switch from recursion to a while loop to prevent a stack limit error when looking for the next line to process. Those using JRuby will appreciate that fact that a uri:classloader:
prefix is treated as an absolute path rather than a URL, which will allow those paths to be read correctly and avoid misleading security warnings.
A few refinements where made to how the AsciiDoc source is parsed. First, constrained passthroughs inside a monospace span are now always processed as expected. When parsing a dlist, a nested list that starts with at least one block attribute line is now attached correctly. The partintro block is now generated consistently, despite how it's defined in the AsciiDoc source. Numeric character references are passed over when searching for the URL fragment in the xref target. An inline ref is cataloged even if the resolved reftext is empty. An include target may not start or end with a space (to distinguish it from a dlist entry). Finally, square brackets are not swallowed when parsing an escaped URL macro.
Several improvements have been made when converting to man pages. When generating DocBook, the root <reftext>
tag is correctly enclosed in an <article>
tag and reftext substitutions are applied to the value of the mantitle
attribute. When converting to the man page format, the alt text of a block image is processed correctly (i.e., "manified"). In the HTML output, a monospace span in a section title is not converted to uppercase.
The default stylesheet has been updated so that the margin on the first and last child of a sidebar is collapsed correctly and so the font size of a term in a horizontal list matches the font size of a term in a regular dlist.
The code has been updated to be compatible with recent software releases, including Ruby 3.2, Haml 6, and Rouge 4.1.
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
notitle
option on section as alternative to untitled
to hide title (#4437)uri:classloader:
as an absolute path prefix when running on JRuby (#3929)mantitle
attribute in DocBook output (#4448)<reftext>
tag in <article>
tag in DocBook output for man page (#4452)Released on: 2023-05-17
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: Yerba Mate IPA by Athletic Brewing
Logs: resolved issues | source diff | gem diff
A very special thanks to all the awesome supporters of the Asciidoctor OpenCollective campaign, who provide critical funding for the ongoing development of this project.
Published by mojavelinux about 2 years ago
First and foremost, this was the first fully-automated release of this library. This new process will allows us to put out releases faster. 🎉
While development on the 2.1.0 release continues, we pulled out some of the small improvements and bug fixes and put them into this patch release for the 2.0.x release line.
The most notable fix is to tighten up the uriish?
helper so it only detects a URI pattern at the start of a string, avoiding misleading messages and a potential vulnerability if misused. Speaking of misleading messages, the highlight.js integration has been updated so it isn't run on a source block that doesn't define a language (when the data-lang
attribute is absent) and thus doesn't issue a warning. If transcoding an attribute value passed via the CLI, the encoding is gracefully coerced to UTF-8. If extension code is malformed, the source location in the exception message is properly formatted.
Many of the other bug fixes and improvements came out of work on Asciidoctor Reducer. Those improvements include resetting the extension registry if activate is called on it again, prevent error if unregister is called on the registry before groups are initialized, format the source location in exception message when extension code is malformed, add the include role to the link macro that replaces the include directive when the include is not enabled, store an include path in the includes table of the document catalog with the value true if it is included both partially and full, propagate the :to_dir
option to the document for an AsciiDoc table cell, and fix the lineno on the reader when the skip-front-matter attribute is set but the end of the front matter is not found.
As far as user-facing changes go, the default stylesheet has been updated to honor the marker style on a nested unordered list when a marker is defined on an ancestor list.
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
:to_dir
option to document of AsciiDoc table cell (#4297)uriish?
helper to only detect a URI pattern at start of a string; avoids misleading messages (#4357)highlightBlock
if data-lang
attribute is absent (#4263)Asciidoctor::Extensions.unregister
is called before groups are initialized (#4270)skip-front-matter
attribute is set but end of front matter is not foundAsciidoctor::Cli::Invoker
constructor when first argument is a hashReleased on: 2022-10-15
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: Chimay Blue by Chimay
Logs: resolved issues | source diff | gem diff
A very special thanks to all the awesome supporters of the Asciidoctor OpenCollective campaign, who provide critical funding for the ongoing development of this project.
Published by mojavelinux almost 3 years ago
While beginning work on the 2.1.0 release, we discovered a few issues that needed to be backported to the 2.0.x line. Thus, this is a backport patch release. We also made numerous improvements to the documentation.
The most notable changes include fixing the display of the collapsible block in Safari (aligning the appearance with other browsers), getting the playlist attribute for YouTube videos working again, removing excess spacing around an empty list item, aligning the styles for the Rouge and Pygments default stylesheet, trimming the space after the line number in Pygments output, honoring stripes=none on nested tables, processing author and authors document attribute when implicit doctitle is absent, preventing line numbers on source blocks in HTML output from being selected, and removing the warning if a negated tag is not found in an include file (which is a valid scenario). For extension authors, Asciidoctor now ignores the return value of the process method for custom block or block macro if the value matches parent argument. You can also now return an AbstractBlock that's not itself a Block (such as a list or table). And thanks to an update to the open-uri-cached gem, the cache-uri
attribute is now working on Ruby 3.1, and there are finally tests for that feature!
Consult the CHANGELOG to find the full list of changes in this release.
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
Released on: 2022-01-05
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: Santa's Little Helper by Port Brewing
Logs: resolved issues | full source diff | full gem diff | issues resolved in 2.0.x (cumulative)
:compound
that isn't of type Block
(e.g., a list)linenos
class for inline line numbering and trim space after number; update default stylesheet accordinglyAbstractBlock#sections?
to return false when called on block that isn't a Section or Document (PR #3591) @mogztter
playlist
attribute when embeddding YouTube video (#4156):header_only
option when parsing document with manpage doctype (#4192)hash
attribute (#4176)--failure-level
to be set to default value, FATAL
--failure-level
option in ascending ordercache-uri
attribute--help
CLI option (#4175):sourcemap
option):catalog_assets
option)A very special thanks to all the awesome supporters of the Asciidoctor OpenCollective campaign who provided critical funding for the development of this release as well as ongoing development of the project. We'd also like to thank the maintainers of the Rouge project, who helped us work through the compatibility issue with Rouge and applied a fix to restore it ahead of our own release.
Published by mojavelinux about 3 years ago
This is a patch release with a big impact, bringing with it several notable changes. First, two regressions have been fixed when using negated wildcards in include tag filtering, and the meaning of negated wildcards in tag filtering has been clarified in general. Second, the source of the default stylesheet has been imported into this repository (now managed using a PostCSS build with autoprefixer and cssnano). Third, an internal change was made to how lines are iterated by the reader (switching from a stack to a queue), which will substantially improve the performance of Asciidoctor.js when processing large files. Finally, numerous improvements were made to the man page converter.
This release also includes a handful of smaller bug fixes, including two scenarios where an undefined method error was creeping in. Several impactful updates were made to the documentation during this release cycle as well, most notably on the topic of generating man pages. An initial set of changes have been applied to the code base in preparation for enabling RuboCop to enforce a code style. The remainder of those changes, as well as the task itself, have already been applied to the default branch. Those updates will also be applied to the branch for this release line following this release. Speaking of release lines, the default branch is now open for 2.1.x development and beyond!
Consult the CHANGELOG to find the full list of changes in this release.
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
Released on: 2021-08-03
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: Bourbon Barrel Aged Barley Wine by Living the Dream
Logs: resolved issues | full source diff | full gem diff | issues resolved in 2.0.x (cumulative)
:to_file
option is passed to load
or load_file
and value is not a string (#4055)<<idname,>>
)\*(Aq
variable instead of the groff-specific escape \(aq
(#4060) (@felipec)-e, --embedded
option flag in the man page, which replaces the outdated -e, --eruby
option flagA very special thanks to all the awesome supporters of the Asciidoctor OpenCollective campaign who provided critical funding for the development of this release as well as ongoing development of the project. We'd also like to thank the maintainers of the Rouge project, who helped us work through the compatibility issue with Rouge and applied a fix to restore it ahead of our own release.
Published by mojavelinux over 3 years ago
Right on the tails of the previous release, this minor patch release comes out of thoroughly testing the Asciidoctor 1 to Asciidoctor 2 upgrade on several large documentation sites. That hope that the previous release was the last one in the 2.0.x series before work begins on 2.1.x now extends to this release.
The main issue this release fixes is to provide fallback xreftext for HTML output and the correct linkend value for DocBook output when an xref resolves to the current document and no link text is provided. This release also brings three minor fixes to how attrlists are parsed, though the impact of these changes is likely very small. While working on parsing, we discovered that trailing punctuation (., ?, and !) was getting included in the target URL of an autolink in certain cases. The trailing punctuation now stays outside of the link. In the manpage output, keyboard references are now formatted in monospace. Additionally, text formatting markup should now be interpreted more accurately.
Consult the CHANGELOG to find the full list of changes in this release.
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
Released on: 2021-04-27
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: Casey, You're On Mute by 4 Noses Brewing Company
Logs: resolved issues | full diff | issues resolved in 2.0.x (cumulative)
A very special thanks to all the awesome supporters of the Asciidoctor OpenCollective campaign who provided critical funding for the development of this release as well as ongoing development of the project. We'd also like to thank the maintainers of the Rouge project, who helped us work through the compatibility issue with Rouge and applied a fix to restore it ahead of our own release.
Published by mojavelinux over 3 years ago
This patch release was a quick turnaround from the previous release to fix issues that were discovered while testing the Asciidoctor 2 upgrade in Antora. It also provided the opportunity to fix a few additional bugs we uncovered while grooming the issue tracker. If all goes well, we expect this to be the last release of the 2.0.x series before work begins on 2.1.x.
The main issue we discovered is that the caption
attribute on a block was not being honored if the global *-caption
attribute (e.g., example-caption
) was unset. It turns out, this regression has been around ever since the Asciidoctor 2.0.0 release, but we only just discovered it. Now, the caption
attribute on the block always wins out. We also discovered that, in certain cases, document attributes unset by the API could still be set in an AsciiDoc table cell. That loophole has been closed. Additionally, if a default attribute (like table-caption
) is unset in the parent document, it remains unset in the AsciiDoc table cell. There are certain attributes which can be controlled independently by the AsciiDoc table cell. That list now includes showtitle/notitle. When fixing the security vulnerability in the counter attribute directive, we inadvertently broke counters when the attribute is locked. The counter now operates even when the attribute is locked.
Consult the CHANGELOG to find the full list of changes in this release.
During this release cycle, we finally got the Asciidoctor test suite running on JRuby for Windows for the first time.
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
Released on: 2021-04-19
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: Three Philosophers by Brewery Ommegang
Logs: resolved issues | full diff | issues resolved in 2.0.x (cumulative)
user-home
attribute to be overridden by API or CLI (#3732)A very special thanks to all the awesome supporters of the Asciidoctor OpenCollective campaign who provided critical funding for the development of this release as well as ongoing development of the project. We'd also like to thank the maintainers of the Rouge project, who helped us work through the compatibility issue with Rouge and applied a fix to restore it ahead of our own release.
Published by mojavelinux over 3 years ago
This is an important patch release that resolves a significant regression in the include directive introduced in 2.0.11, patches a discovered security vulnerability with the counter attribute directives, fixes numerous bugs in the man page converter, and brings a handful of other fixes and improvements. We strongly recommend upgrading to this version. This release will also be the candidate for making the switch to Asciidoctor 2 upgrade in Antora.
In an attempt to fix the detection of a document header inside an include file, the processor was changed in 2.0.11 to remove leading and trailing empty lines in included AsciiDoc content. This turned out to be the wrong decision because it broke documents that relied on these empty lines to separate blocks. It also didn't fully address the problem. That change has been rolled back and the correct fix applied. We also discovered that it was possible to assign a value to an attribute locked by the API using the counter and counter2 attribute directives. This back door has been closed so that the locked state of the attribute is closed. The processor was also updated so non-ASCII characters used as the value of a counter attribute no longer cause the processor to crash. Thanks to a handful of reports filed by the community, we were able to substantially improve the man page output, including adding support for footnotes and page breaks, not mangling formatting macros when transforming section titles to uppercase, and substituting attribute references in the purpose part of the name section. Thanks to @slonopotamus, the Pygments adapter was updated to support the pygments.rb 2 gem in addition to the pygments.rb 1 gem. You're encouraged to upgrade to pygments.rb 2 as it is both maintained and more stable. If you're using Rouge, thanks to @Oblomov, you should now find it easier to extend the built-in adapter to customize the lexer or formatter as the logic to instantiate them have been extracted so they can be overridden. Finally, to silence all log messages when using the API, you can pass the logger: nil
option.
Consult the CHANGELOG to find the full list of changes in this release.
During this release cycle, the documentation for the Asciidoctor processor was imported into this repository and is published on the new https://docs.asciidoctor.org site powered by Antora. Thanks to @graphitefriction for her incredibly hard work to make that happen.
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
Released on: 2021-04-10
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: Rumpin by Avery Brewing Company
Logs: resolved issues | full diff | issues resolved in 2.0.x (cumulative)
:logger
option to a falsy value (#3982)A very special thanks to all the awesome supporters of the Asciidoctor OpenCollective campaign who provided critical funding for the development of this release as well as ongoing development of the project. We'd also like to thank the maintainers of the Rouge project, who helped us work through the compatibility issue with Rouge and applied a fix to restore it ahead of our own release.
Published by mojavelinux almost 4 years ago
This is a minor patch release that fixes some regressions that were introduced during the long release cycle of 2.0.11. We strongly recommend upgrading to this version instead of using 2.0.11.
Notable changes include restoring the type and target on unresolved footnotes (so they display properly), fixing a crash when an extension set a numeric width or height on an SVG image when using opts=inline, resetting the word wrap behavior to normal on tables to avoid aggressive word breaks, reverting the use of a Ruby 2.3 construct that prevented Asciidoctor from working on CentOS, including the role on an inline image in the DocBook output, and passing through the explicit width and height values on an SVG image as is when using opts=inline.
Please note that it will not be possible to use Asciidoctor on Ruby < 2.3 after the 2.0.x release line. Those versions are already unsupported. However, since we had not yet made a change that prevented them from working, we'll wait until 2.1.x to do so.
During this release, all the CI jobs were migrated from Travis CI to GitHub Actions. We also added a CI job to run the test suite on macOS.
As usual, consult the CHANGELOG for all the details.
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
Released on: 2020-11-10
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: For the Animals: Imperial Breakfast by Alternation Brewing Company
Logs: resolved issues | full diff | issues resolved in 2.0.x (cumulative)
A very special thanks to all the awesome supporters of the Asciidoctor OpenCollective campaign who provided critical funding for the development of this release as well as ongoing development of the project. We'd also like to thank the maintainers of the Rouge project, who helped us work through the compatibility issue with Rouge and applied a fix to restore it ahead of our own release.
Published by mojavelinux almost 4 years ago
This is a big patch release that fixes a slew of issues that have been discovered from heavy usage. It's a larger release than we had planned because we're in the process of rewriting the docs and have been holding minor releases until the docs were merged. Unfortunately, that has taken longer than expected. But we're nearly there. In the meantime, we're putting out this patch release to publish the fixes that have accumulated in the meantime.
Notable changes include fixing two infinite loop scenarios, applying text formatting to cells in the implicit table head row when the column has the "a" or "l" style, restoring compatibility with Rouge >= 3.4 (by defining entry point API methods as class methods instead of module functions), fix bottom margin collapsing on an AsciiDoc table cell, removing excess hard line breaks in multi-line AsciiMath blocks, preserving repeating blackslashes in manpage output, move style tags for syntax highlighters into head of HTML output, for wrapping to avoid overflow in HTML output, fix cell borders for colspan or rowspan cells when frame and grid attribute values are congruent, and allow the encoding of the include file to be specified using the encoding attribute.
Oh, and the API docs on rubydoc.info are working once again! https://www.rubydoc.info/gems/asciidoctor/
As usual, consult the CHANGELOG for all the gory details. 🎃
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
Released on: 2020-11-02
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: Chimay Blue
Logs: resolved issues | full diff | issues resolved in 2.0.x (cumulative)
code
elements (#3761)stylesheets
attribute contains a folder and the destination directory for the stylesheet does not exist (even when the :mkdirs
option is set) (#3808)copycss
attribute is not a string (#3592)word-wrap: anywhere
) to body in default stylesheet (#3544)nobreak
and nowrap
roles to be used on any inline element (#3544).fam C
command to switch font family for verbatim blocks to monospaced text in manpage output (#3561)A very special thanks to all the awesome supporters of the Asciidoctor OpenCollective campaign who provided critical funding for the development of this release as well as ongoing development of the project. We'd also like to thank the maintainers of the Rouge project, who helped us work through the compatibility issue with Rouge and applied a fix to restore it ahead of our own release.
Published by mojavelinux over 5 years ago
This is a patch release that fixes two regressions, one when using the header_footer option with Asciidoctor.convert_file and one when the icons attribute is set to image. It also addresses a minor issue in the default stylesheet with excerpt blocks and passes a consistent set of arguments to SyntaxHighlighter#docinfo. The Japanese version of the README has been brought up to date thanks to @soishino and @wotsushi.
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
Released on: 2019-05-31
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: Elevated IPA by La Cumbre
Logs: resolved issues | full diff | issues resolved in 2.0.x (cumulative)
header_footer: false
option when writing to file (#3316)icons
is set to image
, enable image icons, but don't use it as the value of the icontype
attribute (#3308)Published by mojavelinux over 5 years ago
This is a bug fix release that fixes compatibility with Asciidoctor Diagram by registering images correctly in the catalog, fixes the parsing of multiple single-item menus in the same line, renames AbstractNode#options to AbstractNode#enabled_options to fix a conflict with the Document#options method, doesn't fail to convert the document if an image block is missing the alt attribute, and fixes source line numbers following a detached list continuation.
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
Released on: 2019-04-30
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: Kentucky Breakfast Stout by Founders Brewing Company
Logs: resolved issues | full diff | issues resolved in 2.0.x (cumulative)
Published by mojavelinux over 5 years ago
This is a bug fix release that restores the background color on literal blocks and restores the bottom margin on passthrough blocks inside table cells in the default stylesheet, addresses compatibility issues with Asciidoctor.js, allows any Unicode word character to be used for the footnote ID, allows symbols to be passed to the register_for methods, defines helper methods using module_function (instead of extending self), and some other internal refactoring and polishing.
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
Released on: 2019-04-22
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: Kentucky Breakfast Stout by Founders Brewing Company
Logs: resolved issues | full diff | issues resolved in 2.0.x (cumulative)
Published by mojavelinux over 5 years ago
This release fixes crash in xref resolution that was discovered from running Asciidoctor on GitHub. It also fixes compatibility with Rouge 2.0, and improves documentation for the -a
CLI option.
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
Released on: 2019-04-13
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: Cheat Code by Cerebral Brewing
Logs: resolved issues | full diff | issues resolved in 2.0.x (cumulative)
-a
CLI option; explain that @
modifier can be placed at end of name as alternative to end of valuePublished by mojavelinux over 5 years ago
A bug fix release that restores the 1.5.x behavior of the interdocument xref macro when the target has no file extension, doesn't fail to load if the call to Dir.home fails (which allows Asciidoctor to be used in the GitHub application), and only drops the file extension from the last path segment when cataloging the include path.
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
Released on: 2019-04-04
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: Rye on Rye 6 by Boulevard Brewing
Logs: resolved issues | full diff | issues resolved in 2.0.x (cumulative)
document#
); restores 1.5.x behavior (#3231)Published by mojavelinux over 5 years ago
A bug fix release that marks the encoding of stdio objects used by the CLI as UTF-8, fixes a crash when the source highlighter is Rouge and the source language is not set, makes the register_for method on a SyntaxHighlighter implementation public, and allows the CLI to be used on any Ruby 2 version.* A few lines of unnecessary code were dropped for the Asciidoctor.js build to further reduce its size.
* Keep in mind Asciidoctor is only officially supported and tested on Ruby 2.3 or better.
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
Released on: 2019-04-01
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: Transparently Trendy by Resolute Brewing
Logs: resolved issues | full diff | issues resolved in 2.0.x (cumulative)
Published by mojavelinux over 5 years ago
A bug fix release that makes some API clarifications and enables Asciidoctor to be run on any Ruby 2 version. Keep in mind Asciidoctor is only officially supported and tested on Ruby 2.3 or better. However, it's at least possible now for a distribution vendor to provide support for running Asciidoctor on older versions of Ruby 2.
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
Released on: 2019-03-31
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: Rye on Rye 6 by Boulevard Brewing
Logs: resolved issues | full diff | issues resolved in 2.0.x (cumulative)
Published by mojavelinux over 5 years ago
A bug fix release to address compatibility with Asciidoctor.js and Asciidoctor Diagram. Also fixes a crash when an attrlist is used on a literal monospace phrase (e.g., [.bar]`+foo+`
).
Asciidoctor is also packaged for Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, Alpine Linux, OpenSUSE, and Homebrew. You can use the system's package manager to install the package named asciidoctor.
Released on: 2019-03-28
Released by: @mojavelinux
Release beer: The Dark One by High Hops Brewing
Logs: resolved issues | full diff | issues resolved in 2.0.x (cumulative)