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Textus 1.1.2 fixes six ways saving an edited file could change what it says, and how the Linux packages describe Textus.
Fixed
- Reads the lists and quotes in a file that opens with a
---rule as lists and quotes, instead of as plain text that a save then wrote with escapes. (#247) - Keeps a link around bold or italic text, as in
[a **b** c](…), as one link when you save, instead of writing it as three. (#247) - Saves nothing in place of bold, italic or code whose only word you deleted, instead of a stray
**or two backticks, and keeps italic text italic when you delete its last word. (#247) - Saves a line that starts with
#,-or1.in a paragraph as text, instead of as a heading or a list item after the text before it was edited. (#247) - Keeps square brackets in a link's text, as in
[Tech [Episodes]](…), as brackets when you save, instead of writing them in a form that read back as maths. (#247) - Keeps a
<br>on a line of its own or at the end of a paragraph, which a save used to delete or turn into a stray backslash, and no longer splits a paragraph at a<br>that ends a line. (#247)
Platform notes
- Linux: Describes Textus in the
.deband.rpmpackages, soapt show textusanddnf info textusshow what it is instead of "(none)", and gives the.rpmits MIT license instead of "Unspecified".
Installers for macOS (Apple silicon and Intel), Windows and Linux (x64 and ARM64) are below; the app updates itself.