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Safer default linking: the kernel now checks that files are identical before sharing their data. The old, faster behaviour is available with --fast / -f.
Index files from 0.6.0 can't be read. They are rebuilt on the first run, which prints a "corrupted" warning once.
--hardlinks now uses -H.-h is --help.
The exit code is 1 when any link fails, or when no directory is given.
New
-f, --fast and -V, --version.
Much faster hashing: only files whose first 64 KiB match another file are fully hashed, hashing uses several threads, and hardlinked files are read only once.
Fixes
No colour codes when output goes to a pipe or the systemd journal.
-q is fully quiet, and dry runs say "would save".
The systemd user units work as intended and run at low priority.