v1.21.0
visioncortex/vtracerv1.21.0Sep 19, 2026by abimaelmartell
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AI Summary
Adds font weight classes to text items and fixes issues with clipped text rendering and PDF header parsing.
Key Highlights
- Introduces `font_weight` (100-900) and opt-in `bold_from_weight` options.
- Excludes text painted entirely outside its clip rect.
- Tolerates leading bytes before the `%PDF-` header.
Breaking Changes
- Rust `TextItem` literals require `font_weight: None` for unknown weights.
New Features
- Font weight metadata integration.
- Off-canvas label exclusion.
- Improved PDF header tolerance.
Full Release Notes
Changes since 1.20.0: - Add `font_weight`, the font's 100..=900 weight class, to text items in Rust, Node, Python and `pdf2md --items-json`, with an opt-in `bold_from_weight` on the positioned-text and region APIs that reads bold from a weight of 600 or more and keeps runs of different weight as separate items (#536). - Leave out text painted wholly outside its rectangular clip, so off-canvas labels no longer leak into the surrounding text (#539). - Tolerate leading bytes before the `%PDF-` header, locating it within the first 1024 bytes as mupdf, pdfium and poppler do (#538). `bold_from_weight` is opt-in; `is_bold` and item merging are unchanged by default. **Rust migration:** `TextItem` literals need `font_weight: None` for items whose weight class is unknown. Release preparation: #546. [Full changelog](https://github.com/firecrawl/pdf-inspector/compare/v1.20.0...v1.21.0)
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