0.13.0

Added

• you can now change the colors of dye error messages, comments, and debug
  messages using the DYE_COLORS environment variable

Changed

• distribution and repo are now dye-my-shell instead of dye-your-shell
• dye preview can now show patterns and styles
• gnu_ls agent renamed ls_colors

Removed

• --color option removed from dye because you can't reliably set usage
  colors from a command line option. Use DYE_COLORS environment variable
  instead.

Fixed

• dye preview crashed if you had nested colors or styles

0.12.0

Added

• colors in both themes and patterns can define and reference nested tables, ie
  triad.first = '#ff0000' and triad.second = '{{ colors.triad.first }}
• styles in both themes and patterns can define and reference nested tables, ie
  triad.first = '#ff0000' and triad.second = '{{ colors.triad.first }}
• scope styles can reference nested style tables

Changed

• colors in themes and patterns must be defined as a string (previously you'd
  get wierd errors, now it's formalized and you'll get a proper syntax error).

0.11.0

Added

• in a pattern scope, you can now create styles with either
  style.prompt = "#cccccc" or styles.prompt = "#cccccc".
  You should pick one or the other and not intermingle them
  in your pattern. If you do, styles.prompt will silently
  override style.prompt.
• in a pattern scope, style.prompt = "{{ styles.mystyle }}" and
  styles.prompt = "mystyle". Ie, you can reference a style in
  your theme or pattern directly by name instead of requiring the
  more formal curly brace syntax.

0.10.0

Added

• dye print command like echo but can use styles from themes and patterns
  on the output. This command uses console markup from rich to use your styles in the output

Changed

• in themes and patterns you can now reference another color or style in
  multiple ways. Colors can be '{{ color.red }}', '{{ colors.red }}', or
  'red'. Styles can be '{{ style.text }}', '{{ styles.text }}' or 'text'.

0.9.0

Fix the broken stuff in the last release. Everything is now fully transitioned from shell-themer to dye.

0.8.0

Changed from shell_themer to dye-your-shell. This release is still pretty rough (lots of tests fail, lost full test coverage), but the next one should be much better.