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Bump @ckeditor/ckeditor5-basic-styles from 41.1.0 to 41.2.0 #47

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Bumps @ckeditor/ckeditor5-basic-styles from 41.1.0 to 41.2.0.

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v41.2.0

We are happy to announce the release of CKEditor 5 v41.2.0.

Copy-paste comments

Since the beginning, collaboration has been a focal point for CKEditor 5. This release brings another highly anticipated improvement for the popular Comments feature!

Now, when you cut-paste, copy-and-paste, or drag around a piece of content that includes comments, the comments will be retained. The improvement allows users to restructure their content without losing the information or discussion available in the comments.

By default, the comments are retained only on cut-and-paste and drag-and-drop actions. You can configure this behavior to be applied also on copy-paste or you can turn it off.

Accessibility Help Dialog

CKEditor 5 v41.2.0 introduces the Accessibility Help Dialog. With the hit of Alt/Option+0 in the editor, users can now access the full list of available keyboard shortcuts. A toolbar button is available as well. This feature further improves the editor's usability and accessibility. It allows all users to navigate and operate CKEditor 5 more efficiently, thereby promoting a more inclusive user experience.

The Accessibility Help Dialog is enabled by default in the Essentials plugin pack, making it available straight away in most integrations. If your editor build does not use the Essentials pack, make sure that you add the AccessibilityHelp plugin in your configuration.

We would also like to mention that there are further accessibility support improvements in the pipeline, so keep your eyes peeled for news in the upcoming months.

Other improvements and bug fixes

  • AI Assistant will now try to retain comments on the processed content. The comments’ markup will be included in the data passed to the AI model. The result will depend on the response generated by the AI model.
  • Added the ability to declare allowed URL protocols for links, like tel or sms , by introducing the link.allowedProtocols configuration property. After setting up your custom protocols, your users will easily navigate to specific resources from the inside of the editor.

MINOR BREAKING CHANGES ℹ️

  • comments: Comments will now be retained in the clipboard and pasted into the content when the user performs a cut-and-paste operation. To revert to previous behavior (with no retaining), set the comments.copyMarkers configuration property to an empty array.
  • ui: The contents of the BlockToolbar and BalloonToolbar toolbars are now filled on the EditorUIReadyEvent instead of Plugin#afterInit().

Features

  • ai: AI Assistant will now try to retain comments on the processed content. The comments markup will be included in the data passed to the AI model. The result will depend on the response generated by the AI model.
  • ai: AI pre-defined commands that require context will now be disabled when the selection is within an empty block. The toolbar dropdown will be disabled if all pre-defined commands are disabled.
  • comments: Introduced the copy-paste and cut-and-paste functionalities for comment markers. By default, comment markers will be retained on cut-and-paste actions. See documentation for the new comments.copyMarkers configuration property to learn more.
  • core: Brought the editor.accessibility namespace to the base Editor class as a container for accessibility-related features and systems. See #1014. (commit)
  • core: Translations can now be passed as an object in the configuration. Closes #15713. (commit)
  • find-and-replace: The find and replace feature will dynamically update the search results when the document content changes. Closes #15680. (commit)
  • link: Added the ability to specify allowed URL protocols by introducing the link.allowedProtocols configuration property. Closes #14304. (commit)
  • revision-history: Added the revisionHistory.requireRevisionName configuration option which makes the revision name required.
  • revision-history: Long revision names in the sidebar will now be indicated with ellipsis and will display a tooltip when the user hovers it.
  • ui: Implemented the AccessibilityHelp plugin that brings a dialog displaying keyboard shortcuts available in the editor. Closes #1014. (commit)

Bug fixes

  • ai: Fixed a few scenarios where AI Assistant was incorrectly showing empty responses.
  • ai: Custom functions passed in the ai.openAI.requestParameters configuration will no longer be overwritten by default parameters.
  • ai: The selected widgets (for instance, images) will now be correctly highlighted while using AI Assistant.
  • ai: Incorrect Markdown syntax should be stripped from the AI responses.
  • ckbox: Plugin order should not matter when it comes to registering schema for the ckboxImageId attribute. Closes #15581. (commit)
  • core: Use translations from the defaultConfig if they were not provided in the create method. Closes #15902. (commit)

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Changelog

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41.2.0 (March 6, 2024)

We are happy to announce the release of CKEditor 5 v41.2.0.

Copy-paste comments

Since the beginning, collaboration has been a focal point for CKEditor 5. This release brings another highly anticipated improvement for the popular Comments feature!

Now, when you cut-paste, copy-and-paste, or drag around a piece of content that includes comments, the comments will be retained. The improvement allows users to restructure their content without losing the information or discussion available in the comments.

By default, the comments are retained only on cut-and-paste and drag-and-drop actions. You can configure this behavior to be applied also on copy-paste or you can turn it off.

Accessibility Help Dialog

CKEditor 5 v41.2.0 introduces the Accessibility Help Dialog. With the hit of Alt/Option+0 in the editor, users can now access the full list of available keyboard shortcuts. A toolbar button is available as well. This feature further improves the editor's usability and accessibility. It allows all users to navigate and operate CKEditor 5 more efficiently, thereby promoting a more inclusive user experience.

The Accessibility Help Dialog is enabled by default in the Essentials plugin pack, making it available straight away in most integrations. If your editor build does not use the Essentials pack, make sure that you add the AccessibilityHelp plugin in your configuration.

We would also like to mention that there are further accessibility support improvements in the pipeline, so keep your eyes peeled for news in the upcoming months.

Other improvements and bug fixes

  • AI Assistant will now try to retain comments on the processed content. The comments’ markup will be included in the data passed to the AI model. The result will depend on the response generated by the AI model.
  • Added the ability to declare allowed URL protocols for links, like tel or sms , by introducing the link.allowedProtocols configuration property. After setting up your custom protocols, your users will easily navigate to specific resources from the inside of the editor.

MINOR BREAKING CHANGES ℹ️

  • comments: Comments will now be retained in the clipboard and pasted into the content when the user performs a cut-and-paste operation. To revert to previous behavior (with no retaining), set the comments.copyMarkers configuration property to an empty array.
  • ui: The contents of the BlockToolbar and BalloonToolbar toolbars are now filled on the EditorUIReadyEvent instead of Plugin#afterInit().

Features

  • ai: AI Assistant will now try to retain comments on the processed content. The comments markup will be included in the data passed to the AI model. The result will depend on the response generated by the AI model.
  • ai: AI pre-defined commands that require context will now be disabled when the selection is within an empty block. The toolbar dropdown will be disabled if all pre-defined commands are disabled.
  • comments: Introduced the copy-paste and cut-and-paste functionalities for comment markers. By default, comment markers will be retained on cut-and-paste actions. See documentation for the new comments.copyMarkers configuration property to learn more.
  • core: Brought the editor.accessibility namespace to the base Editor class as a container for accessibility-related features and systems. See #1014. (commit)
  • core: Translations can now be passed as an object in the configuration. Closes #15713. (commit)
  • find-and-replace: The find and replace feature will dynamically update the search results when the document content changes. Closes #15680. (commit)
  • link: Added the ability to specify allowed URL protocols by introducing the link.allowedProtocols configuration property. Closes #14304. (commit)
  • revision-history: Added the revisionHistory.requireRevisionName configuration option which makes the revision name required.
  • revision-history: Long revision names in the sidebar will now be indicated with ellipsis and will display a tooltip when the user hovers it.
  • ui: Implemented the AccessibilityHelp plugin that brings a dialog displaying keyboard shortcuts available in the editor. Closes #1014. (commit)

Bug fixes

  • ai: Fixed a few scenarios where AI Assistant was incorrectly showing empty responses.
  • ai: Custom functions passed in the ai.openAI.requestParameters configuration will no longer be overwritten by default parameters.
  • ai: The selected widgets (for instance, images) will now be correctly highlighted while using AI Assistant.
  • ai: Incorrect Markdown syntax should be stripped from the AI responses.
  • ckbox: Plugin order should not matter when it comes to registering schema for the ckboxImageId attribute. Closes #15581. (commit)

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Bumps [@ckeditor/ckeditor5-basic-styles](https://github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor5/tree/HEAD/packages/ckeditor5-basic-styles) from 41.1.0 to 41.2.0.
- [Release notes](https://github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor5/releases)
- [Changelog](https://github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor5/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md)
- [Commits](https://github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor5/commits/v41.2.0/packages/ckeditor5-basic-styles)

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