This carries the same fixes as 0.2.2 and nothing else. 0.2.2 went out as a
pre-release for one tester, which means the updater never offered it to anyone
— so if you are on 0.2.1, this is the build that actually reaches you, and
everything in the 0.2.2 section below is new to you.
The short version: typing quickly no longer rearranges your text, the syntax
colouring no longer goes flat every time auto-compile fires, a long document no
longer stalls while you type, and Reveal in File Manager opens the right folder
on Windows.
What is new since 0.2.2 is only in the repository, not in the app: Hilbert now
has a Dockerfile, contributed by Héctor Flores, for running it in a browser
without installing anything. It wraps the hosted mode the binary already had
(hilbert --serve), so the container signs you in, serves the interface and
runs the compiler on one port. See the README.
Both of the typing fixes are now covered by a test that drives a real editor at
30 ms a keystroke and checks every character landed where it was typed
(npm run test:typing). The bug it guards against passed every unit test we
had, so the test deliberately uses a document heavy enough to reproduce the
conditions it needs.
Worth knowing, if you missed it
Hilbert has been able to write right-to-left since 0.2.0, and people who
upgraded straight past it may not know. Each line takes its direction from the
first real letter in it, so Hebrew, Arabic, Persian and Urdu lines start at the
right edge with their punctuation on the correct side, while an English line in
the same file is unaffected. There is a switch in the settings if you would
rather force one direction, and the bidi marks are on the Insert menu for the
lines the heuristic gets wrong.