The Clipboard Project is an advanced clipboard manager for the terminal. No other one exists with features like an unlimited history, unlimited clipboards, and user friendliness all while being in the command line!
Summary
Fixed a nasty bug on Linux, improved UX, and added a way to see your CB configuration!
New
- Faster building on systems with large core counts
- Added es_DO (Dominican Spanish) locale. This is currently identical to es_CO (Colombian Spanish)
- Added Config action
- Added SPDX license identifiers to clearly state what license CB uses
Fixed
- Fixed string length check in color formatting
- Fixed background process detection on Linux
- Fix a potential case where the output doesn't resize correctly
Changed
- ๐จ Breaking: ๐จ Adhere to XDG specifications for persistent clipboards
This changes the default location of all persistent clipboards from $HOME/.clipboard to $HOME/.local/state/clipboard. To move your existing persistent clipboards to this new location, all you need to do is copy everything from the .clipboard directory to the .local/state/clipboard one. For example, on Linux or macOS, do cp -R ~/.clipboard ~/.local/state/clipboard. For Windows, the PowerShell command should be similar.
This does not affect you if you've set a custom persistent clipboard location using CLIPBOARD_PERSISTDIR, or if you don't use persistent clipboards.
- Changed the C++ version to 23 in CMake
New Contributors
- @zeczen made their first contribution in #170
- @filiprojek made their first contribution in #178
