Releases: Dirout/larz
Releases · Dirout/larz
larz 0.3.1
larz
0.3.1
2022-03-21
larz
is an archive tool for efficient decompression.
Notes:
- Release finalized at 89897a1.
- Updated dependencies.
- Improved path evaluation.
- Relative paths, and symlinks now evaluate to a proper absolute, canonical path.
- If a path begins at '~', this is replaced with the user's home directory, if it can be determined.
Full Changelog: v0.3.0...v0.3.1
larz 0.3.0
larz
0.3.0
2022-02-09
larz
is an archive tool for efficient decompression.
Notes:
- Release finalized at 6537b1d.
- Updated dependencies.
- Added buffering to I/O.
- Added purely in-memory functionality (usable via
-m
flag).- Note: Archives generated in-memory can only be extracted in-memory as well. The file extension
.larzm
should be used over the traditional.larz
to reflect this.
- Note: Archives generated in-memory can only be extracted in-memory as well. The file extension
- Added wildcard argument support to systems that do not inherently support this in their command-line environments (such as Windows).
- Added command-line completion support (also known as shell completion, or tab completion).
Full Changelog: https://github.com/Dirout/larz/commits/v0.3.0
larz 0.2.0
larz
0.2.0
2022-01-15
larz
is an archive tool for efficient decompression.
Notes:
- Release finalized at 1ca9e34.
- Updated dependencies.
- Rust 2018 → Rust 2021.
- Compression is now carried out in a stream rather than blocks. This should mean improved performance and a far lesser reliance on memory over storage.
- Extraction is now done with IO streaming in mind, leading to improved performance when unpacking archives.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/Dirout/larz/commits/v0.2.0
larz 0.1.0
larz
0.1.0
2021-08-14
larz
is an archive tool for efficient decompression.
Notes:
- Release finalized at feabe82.
- This is the initial release.