mdmost v0.2.0

0.2.0 - 2026-08-18

New

• Code fences carry a language icon for 50 languages instead of 18. Perl, Lua, Swift,
  Kotlin, Scala, Haskell, Elixir, Erlang, Clojure, OCaml, Julia, R, Dart, Zig, Nim,
  Crystal, Groovy, Prolog, C#, F#, PowerShell, assembly, Vim script, XML, CSV, TeX,
  Make, Terraform, GraphQL, Vue and Svelte are now named, along with more spellings of
  the languages that were already there. An unnamed language still gets the generic
  code icon.

Changed

• The scrollbar track is a column of dots rather than an unbroken line. The thumb moves
  in half cells, so its end lands mid-cell on every second scroll step; against a solid
  rule the line alternately met the thumb and stood a half cell clear of it, and the
  flicker at that join was more visible than the smoothness it came from.

Fixed

• Bold, italic, struck-through and linked text inside a striped table row keeps the
  stripe. Those styles were defined as body text plus a mark, and body text names the
  page background, so each run repainted the band it stood on — a page-coloured box
  around the letters for exactly as long as the run. Inline code already avoided this;
  now no inline style carries a background at all. Bold link text also keeps the link
  colour instead of reverting to body ink.

• The release workflow builds its Intel bottle on macos-15-intel. It asked for
  macos-13, which GitHub retired in December 2025, and a retired image does not fail a
  job — it leaves it queued for the 24 hours GitHub waits before cancelling it. The
  bottle-publishing step waits on the whole matrix, so nothing was published at all:
  v0.1.2 shipped with an empty bottle block and no bottles on the release, despite the
  arm64 one having built successfully. Intel bottles now cover macOS 15 and later, which
  is as far back as the last Intel runner image reaches.

mdmost v0.1.2

0.1.2 - 2026-08-18

New

• Releases now ship Homebrew bottles for macOS. Without one, Homebrew treats the
  formula as a source build even though nothing in it is compiled, and refuses to
  install on a Mac whose Command Line Tools are older than its macOS. One bottle per
  architecture covers later macOS releases too.

Changed

• The Homebrew instructions now include brew trust --formula oetiker/mdmost/mdmost.
  Homebrew 6.0 stopped loading formulae from third-party taps until they are trusted, so
  brew install mdmost alone no longer finds the formula.

Fixed

• mdmost with no arguments at a terminal prints its help and exits instead of hanging.
  It read standard input whenever no file was named, so bare mdmost sat waiting on a
  terminal nobody was typing into, which is indistinguishable from a hang. mdmost -
  still reads standard input on purpose, and cat x.md | mdmost is unchanged.
• The release no longer tags a commit whose Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock disagree
  about the version, which is what stopped v0.1.1 from reaching crates.io. The
  version bump refreshed the lock with cargo update --offline, but that job never
  fetches the registry, so the resolve failed on the first dependency it looked up —
  and a trailing || true swallowed it. cargo publish then re-resolved, rewrote
  Cargo.lock itself, and refused to publish a dirty tree. The lock update now runs
  online, is not allowed to fail quietly, and is checked before the commit is made;
  cargo publish --locked names the lock if it is ever stale again. Cargo.lock is
  brought up to 0.1.1 here, so the tree is consistent again.

mdmost v0.1.1

0.1.1 - 2026-08-17

New

Changed

Fixed

mdmost v0.1.0

0.1.0 - 2026-08-16

New

• A full-screen terminal pager for a single Markdown document: styled Unicode
  rendering, real table borders with negotiated column widths, syntax-highlighted
  code fences, and Mermaid diagrams laid out as box art.
• Rendering is a pure function of (document, width, theme, options), so a resize
  reflows everything.
• Section numbering, a FIGlet title banner, a contents pane, literal and regex
  search, themes, and a configuration file at ~/.config/mdmost/config.toml.
• Mouse support behind --mouse: the wheel scrolls, the scrollbar drags, and
  contents entries jump.
• A selection is a range over the document rather than a rectangle of cells. It hugs
  the text, opens and closes mid-line, survives a reflow because it is anchored in
  source offsets, and reaches inside a code fence and a table cell. A drag copies the
  Markdown source behind it.
• Code blocks and tables carry a [copy] button. A table arrives as tab-separated
  values, and as HTML where the clipboard carries flavours; a code block arrives
  without its fences. The status bar names which of the four it gave you.
• Links react and can be followed. Hovering lights the whole control however many rows
  it wrapped across, and the status bar names the host before you commit to it. A
  click opens http and https in your browser; every other scheme is inert. A
  #fragment scrolls to the heading it names, folded through the same slug rule
  headings use.
• A footnote marker opens the note in a box beside it, scrolled with the cursor keys
  without moving the page.
• A keyboard cursor reaches every control without a mouse: f and F walk the
  document's links, buttons and footnote markers, scrolling each into view, and
  enter follows the one it stopped on.
• Prebuilt binaries for Linux (static musl, x86_64 and aarch64), macOS (Intel and
  Apple silicon) and Windows, with .deb and .rpm packages, a Homebrew tap in this
  repository, and publication to crates.io.

Changed

• The documentation is one manual with three faces. docs/manual.md is the single
  source for every key, option and config field; man/mdmost.1 is generated from
  it by make man and is no longer kept in git; the README is a 30-second pitch
  that links to the rest. A new terminal-setup section says which Unicode blocks
  your font has to cover, and a test keeps that list matching the renderer.
• The licence file is named LICENSE rather than LICENSE-MIT, which is the name
  forges, packagers and licence scanners look for. Both packages now install it to
  /usr/share/doc/mdmost/LICENSE.

Fixed