v1.7.2: Heatseeker 1.7.2

Changes in this release:

- Add C-f/C-b as aliases for PgDown/PgUp
- Add debug symbols to release build

v1.7.1: Heatseeker 1.7.1

Changes in this release:

- Invoke /bin/stty directly (fixes #41)

v1.7.0: Heatseeker 1.7.0

Changes in this release:

- Add scrolling support (fixes #37)

v1.6.1: Heatseeker 1.6.1

Changes in this release:

- Restore original Windows console settings on exit (fixes #36)
- Update Crossbeam to latest version (fixes #34)

v1.6.0: Heatseeker 1.6.0

Changes in this release:

- Detect and exit on Cygwin (fixes #25)
- Clean up TTY settings on exit (fixes #29)
- Discard non-UTF8 input (fixes #28)
- Exit on ^C or ESC (fixes #26 and #24)

v1.5.2: Heatseeker 1.5.2

Changes in this release:

- Implemented smoother rendering on Linux and BSD
- Added support for OpenBSD and NetBSD
- Fixed rendering on Terminal.app on macOS
- Fixed an input buffering bug on FreeBSD

v1.5.1

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Heatseeker 1.5.0

Changes in this release:

• Multithreading is back, thanks to crossbeam
• Improved SIGWINCH handling
• Refined rendering of strings with wide characters
• Bracketed paste mode control codes are now filtered out
• Arrow keys are now supported on Windows
• Shift-Tab is now supported as a synonym for Up

Heatseeker 1.4.0

Changes in this release:

• Arrow key support has been added
• SIGWINCH is now handled on POSIX platforms, albeit crudely
• The --filter-only option has been added, in order to preserve the input order of matches; this is useful for certain use cases, such as replacing the shell's default Ctrl-R search behavior
• Multithreading has been removed until a more stable replacement for scoped threads becomes available
• Input buffering has been made more efficient
• As always, Heatseeker's dependencies have been updated

Heatseeker 1.3.0

Changes in this release:

• Added a workaround for a bug in neovim's terminal emulation
• Added the --full-screen flag
• Improve SIGCONT handling
• Redesigned the multi-select commands to be more intuitive
  • Old commands:
    • Ctrl-G selects all the currently selected choices
    • Enter does the same as Ctrl-G, but also selects the currently highlighted choice
  • New commands:
    • Ctrl-G selects nothing and cancels the search (the same as when no choices are selected)
    • Enter does what Ctrl-G did previously