v0.10.6
epi052/feroxbusterv0.10.6Jan 16, 2024by github-actions[bot]
AI Summary
Originally intended to be version 1.0.0, this release was postponed due to stability concerns. It introduces a significant architectural shift to asynchronous execution, SQLite caching, and a configurable adapter system.
Key Highlights
- Config file support for rga with schema generation
- Custom subprocess-spawning adapters defined via config file
- Transition to SQLite for the cache database
- Full codebase migration to async execution
- New adapter interface supporting chaining
Breaking Changes
- Adapter interface changed from `(&Read, &Write) -> ()` to `AsyncRead -> AsyncRead`
- Full codebase migration from synchronous to asynchronous execution
New Features
- Configurable rga via `~/.config/ripgrep-all/config.jsonc`
- Custom subprocess-spawning adapters
- SQLite cache database for inspectability and robustness
- Mbox adapter support
- Cross-platform rga-fzf binary
- Auto-generated readme sections
- Enhanced debug logs and performance timings
- Better error messages via `anyhow`
Full Release Notes
# 0.10.6 This was originally supposed to be version 1.0.0, but I don't feel confident enough in the stability to call it that. Highlights: - rga is now configurable via a config file (~/.config/ripgrep-all/config.jsonc) that is generated on first use, including schema. - Custom subprocess-spawning adapters can be defined via config file. See https://github.com/phiresky/ripgrep-all/wiki - External adapters can be shared with the community at https://github.com/phiresky/ripgrep-all/discussions Others: - cache database is now sqlite for inspectability and robustness - mbox adapter (@FliegendeWurst https://github.com/phiresky/ripgrep-all/pull/104) - auto generate parts of the readme - add loads of debug logs and performance timings when `--debug` is used - better error messages via `anyhow` - add cross-platform rga-fzf binary - change whole code base to be async - change adapter interface from `(&Read, &Write) -> ()` to `AsyncRead -> AsyncRead` to allow chaining of adapters