v0.1.6

Added

• (editor) Integrate tex-ls alongside LaTeX Workshop (#26)

v0.1.5

Fixed

• Simplify installation across supported platforms (#21)

v0.1.4

The CLI is the preferred installation. Install texe.

Added

• Optional macOS and Windows apps for creating and opening papers, installing VS Code, and building PDFs.
• New papers get their own folder. The apps show the full destination before creation.

Fixed

• Windows setup finishes when texe exits, even while VS Code stays open.
• Accented titles and authors are normalized before writing LaTeX source.
• Background tools no longer open extra console windows on Windows.

Desktop signing

The Windows installer is unsigned. The Mac app is ad-hoc signed and is not notarized. Operating-system warnings or security policies may prevent these desktop apps from opening.

Full changelog

v0.1.3

Added

• prepare adoption and editor workflows for user trials (#17)

Added

• Adopt existing papers with a read-only compatibility preflight and a guided
  VS Code setup path.

• Merge and preview JSONC editor settings, track ownership, and undo texe's
  changes while preserving later user edits.

• VS Code build-on-save, tasks, executable selection, setup checks, clickable
  diagnostics, error toasts, retained-PDF badges, and optional F5/F6 shortcuts.

• Real VS Code and LaTeX Workshop tests for rendered PDF refresh, source errors,
  recovery, SyncTeX and manifest changes.

• cargo xtask verify contracts checks real command-suite binaries against
  isolated local fixtures without downloading TeX or packages.

• texe watch --debounce-ms configures the quiet period before rebuilding
  (default: 250 ms). Continuous changes postpone the build until inputs settle.

Fixed

• Publish absolute SyncTeX input paths with corrected byte anchors so Windows
  source/PDF navigation works independently of the editor's working directory.

• Recognize actual package declarations during adoption, follow literal local
  includes, choose LuaLaTeX for Unicode packages without an engine hint, and
  provide readable compatibility checks and direct editor-conflict review.

• Open the editor after a failed first build and hand its diagnostic to Problems.

• Route LaTeX Workshop builds through the companion queue, replace stale errors,
  link warnings to build logs, and rebuild externally changed figures/data.

• Preserve saves made during terminal builds and display browser build/failure
  and disconnected states.

• Add an optional reversible writing layout, first-use guide, representative
  adoption paper, and managed editor verification on all three platforms.

• Allow editor builds to download missing TeX tools and packages by default;
  offline texe builds remain available through texe.allowDownloads = false.

• Distinguish cancelled editor builds from failures, suppress stale queued-build
  success/error notices, and show live phase/elapsed status with click-to-cancel.

• Reuse inspected editor context with manifest, executable and workspace
  invalidation; report full build duration including preparation.

• Query system TeX directories in one Kpathsea invocation per build.

• Preserve dynamically discovered package files across lock refreshes so warm
  edits avoid repeated package convergence and TeX discovery passes.

• Preserve dotted job names in artifact lookup, glossary outputs, editor opening
  and the browser viewer.

• Keep wrapped fatal summaries from hiding the useful source error in long paths.

• Refresh editor paths after manifest edits and balance the paper's editor panes.

• Publish the project lock, SyncTeX, and PDF with rollback on write failures;
  stale SyncTeX is removed, and derived-cache failures no longer fail a
  completed build.

• Read release-suite revisions through the validated TOML parser instead of
  an over-escaped shell expression in CI and release workflows.

• Watch mode excludes the published PDF and SyncTeX files by exact name while
  continuing to track similarly named input archives.

v0.1.2

Fixed

• reuse stable auxiliary outputs (#12)
• preserve auxiliary pass budget (#11)
• restore VS Code paper layouts (#13)
• estimate whole build duration (#10)
• focus fatal engine errors (#9)
• preserve runtime lock requirements (#8)

v0.1.1

Fixed

• Support the system Bash version when downloading and installing the command
  suite on macOS.