Changelog

0.0.3 - 2023-05-08

Individual Changelog pages: shadows-withal/↬284

When announcing a new release- it's often desirable to link to an individual release page that contains the changelog/release notes. Previously, we built a single page for all the releases- now we build individual pages as well.

This is the first shipped feature from our new team member, Liv! Yay and welcome :)
npm installer: ashleygwilliams/↬288

As of 0.0.6, cargo-dist will build an npm installer for you! So now you can npm or npx oranda!

Improved configuration support for non-cargo dist users: pomdtr/#262 , ashleygwilliams/↬281

Previously, setting cargo-dist as false, or omitting it should have been sufficient to stop oranda from attempting to parse your releases as cargo-dist artifacts, however cargo-dist: false did not work! How the entire artifacts config object is handled has been reworked and tested. Additionally, work from a refactor has also made projects with a mixture of cargo-dist and non-cargo-dist releases work much better.
Installer header fallback when platform is not detected: gankra/↬269

When you use cargo-dist, we display a header on your index page that detects your user's platform and recommends and installer to them. We did not previously have a fallback if we detected a system that none of the installers supported. Now, in that scenario- we'll offer an artifact download as the header option.
Dev commands has proper default values: ashleygwilliams/#256,↬260

Due to a false hope that #[derive(Default)] would collect defaults from the clap derive API, we shipped the dev command with each argument's type's defaults, not the oranda ones. dev now has the same defaults that serve does, as is to be expected.
Improved typography and layout styles on mobile: ashleygwilliams/#234, SaraVieira/↬276

Changelogs - ashleygwilliams/#192, SaraVieira/↬193
oranda dev command v1: ashleygwilliams/#209,↬240

It is common to run oranda build && oranda serve so oranda dev now wraps that into a single function. A future version will improve this to include watching to automatically rebuild on changes, while serve continues to run uninterrupted.`
Additional pages takes a hashmap to allow custom nav names: ashleygwilliams/#115, SaraVieira/↬203

Previously, the nav element for an additional page was inferred from its filename. However, this led to some unfortunate presentations- especially if the additional page had an all caps filename while others did not. This new data structure allows you to provide the specific string you'd like to see in the nav for any additional page.
Improved error handling: spitfire05/#206, ashleygwilliams/↬191, SaraVieira/↬193,↬201

Several PRs over the course of the last milestone have dramatically improved error handling: from replacing panics with proper errors to adding more descriptive errors with messages that help you better understand and solve the issue.
Themes: SaraVieira/↬208

There are now 2 additional themes- light(default), dark, hacker, and cupcake.
Version number and publish date on installer header: ashleygwilliams/#194, SaraVieira/↬217
Improved styling: SaraVieira/↬202,↬220

Code block with unsupported highlight annotations should show as plaintext: spitfire05/#236, SaraVieira/↬237

Annotating a code block with an unsupported language highlight led to blocks simply not rendering at all. Now they will render as plainttext and will show a warning to request support.
Nav should show if using dist/changelog, but not additional pages: ashleygwilliams/#183,↬187

Originally, we would only generate a nav if a user configured additional markdown pages. However, nav is also needed if a user configures their project to use cargo-dist or render changelogs.

Update cargo-dist to enable Mac ARM builds: pomdtr/#198, ashleygwilliams/↬248

Initial release.