Date: Mon, 01 Feb 2021 02:02:21 +0000 From: bugzilla-noreply@freebsd.org To: ports-bugs@FreeBSD.org Subject: [Bug 253145] shells/elvish: Update Elvish to v0.15.0 Message-ID: <bug-253145-7788-srla9CJb4M@https.bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/> In-Reply-To: <bug-253145-7788@https.bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/> References: <bug-253145-7788@https.bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/>
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https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=3D253145 --- Comment #1 from Adam Jimerson <vendion@gmail.com> --- Full release notes (copied from the given URL): # Breaking changes - Builtin functions and subnamespaces of `edit:` are now read-only. - Introspection for rest arguments has changed: - The rest argument is now contained in the `arg-names` field of a closure. - The `rest-arg` field now contains the index of the rest argument, instead of the name. - The `-source` command now runs in a temporary namespace and can no long= er affect the local scope of its caller. - Key modifiers are no longer case insensitive. For example, `Alt` is sti= ll recognized but `alt` is not. This makes key modifier parsing consistent with key names. See [#1163](https://b.elv.sh/1163). # Deprecated features Deprecated features will be removed in 0.16.0. The following deprecated features trigger a warning whenever the code is pa= rsed or compiled, even if it is not executed: - Using the syntax of temporary assignment (`var=3Dvalue`) for non-tempor= ary assignment is now deprecated. The syntax is still valid for temporary assignment. For example, using `foo=3Dbar` as a standalone command is deprecated, but using it as part of command, like `foo=3Dbar ls`, is not deprecated. - The `chr` command is now deprecated. Use `str:from-codepoints` instead. - The `ord` command is now deprecated. Use `str:to-codepoints` instead. - The `has-prefix` command is now deprecated. Use `str:has-prefix` instea= d. - The `has-suffix` command is now deprecated. Use `str:has-suffix` instea= d. - The `-source` command is now deprecated. Use `eval` instead. - The undocumented `esleep` command is now deprecated. Use `sleep` instea= d. - The `eval-symlinks` command is deprecated. Use `path:eval-symlinks` instead. - The `path-abs` command is deprecated. Use `path:abs` instead. - The `path-base` command is deprecated. Use `path:base` instead. - The `path-clean` command is deprecated. Use `path:clean` instead. - The `path-dir` command is deprecated. Use `path:dir` instead. - The `path-ext` command is deprecated. Use `path:ext` instead. - The `-is-dir` command is deprecated. Use `path:is-dir` instead. The following deprecated features trigger a warning when the code is evalua= ted: - Using `:` in slice indices is deprecated. Use `..` instead. - The mechanism of assigning to `$-exports-` in `rc.elv` to export variab= les to the REPL namespace is deprecated. Use `edit:add-vars` instead. # Notable new features New features in the language: - A new `var` special command can be used to explicitly declare variables, and optionally assign them initial values. - A new `set` special command can be used to set the values of variables = or elements. - Slice indices can now use `..` for left-closed, right-open ranges, and `..=3D` for closed ranges. - Rest variables and rest arguments are no longer restricted to the last variable. - Variables containing any character can now be assigned and used by quot= ing their name, for example `'name!' =3D foo; put $'name!'`. New features in the standard library: - A new `eval` command supports evaluating a dynamic piece of code in a restricted namespace. - A new `sleep` command. - A new `path:` module has been introduced for manipulating and testing filesystem paths. - A new `deprecate` command. New features in the interactive editor: - The new commands `edit:add-var` and `edit:add-vars` provide an API for manipulating the REPL's namespace from anywhere. - SGR escape sequences written from the prompt callback are now supported. New features in the main program: - When using `-compileonly` to check Elvish sources that contain parse errors, Elvish will still try to compile the source code and print out compilat= ion errors. # Notable bugfixes - Using large lists that contain `$nil` no longer crashes Elvish. --=20 You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.=
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