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2.0.1

  • Move the auto and none radio buttons to the same line
  • Run Flutter formatter, and regenerate API docs

2.0.0

  • Upgrade environments
    • Flutter 3.13.9
    • Dart 3.1.5
  • Update dependencies
  • Add support up to Pokemon Trading Card Game Classic
    • Includes support for Paradox Rift
  • Migrate to new ForeCAST-based tooling for set abbreviations
  • Add age division selector
  • Change aspect ratio to 16:10 on Windows

1.2.4

  • Routine updating of form templates (Paradox Rift)

1.2.3

  • Add support for trailing PH in PTCGL representation of full/alt art trainer cards' names
  • Routine updating of form templates (Obsidian Flames)
    • Credits: community contributor Gaardus
  • Merge similar energy cards into the same entry

1.2.2

  • Routine updating of known set abbreviations
    • Includes the not yet released OBF and MEW
    • Re-ordered according to Bulbapedia's new formatting
    • Added comments in the set to make expansion series more searchable
  • Routine updating of form templates
    • Credits: community contributor Gaardus

1.2.1

  • Fix erroneous handling of letter-sized PDFs

1.2.0

  • Add PAL to list of known sets
  • Add support for PTCGL tokens
  • Update included API docs directory

1.1.0

  • Feedback via snackbar now provided on save
    • E.g. Tells you whether the PDF file was successfully exported
  • About dialog now shows the app version number
  • Minor efficiency improvements

1.0.1

  • PDF live render previews now ignore invalid deck strings
    • Validation still performed on attempt to submit the form
    • This allows the preview to not show error screens if users manually input/edit the deck string
  • Style changes
    • Migrate from Material 2 to Material 3 design (Experimental)
    • Addition of dark mode (automatically applied based on system settings)

1.0.0

  • Minimum viable product

0.0.1

  • Un-versioned rapid development
    • The core business logic are implemented in the package directory as individual Dart libraries
      • These have their own versioning and change logs
    • Rapid prototyping of UI elements
    • Quick and dirty state management using Providers