TextMate 2.1.0-alpha.12

• Refresh the contributions data for 2.1.0-alpha.12
• Stop the signing steps and one file browser object rerunning on every build (#87)
• Show a notice when a .tm_properties section header cannot be read (#86)
• Wrap the key equivalents in the release notes in backticks (#84)
• Accept a comma between the names of a .tm_properties section header (#83)
• Name the test a C++ test binary crashes in (#82)
• A Runtimes pane in Preferences (#81)
• Give every Swift compile its own depfile and restat its outputs (#85)
• A notice strip above the text for what the launch did about the runtimes (#80)
• Move Python to 3.14.9 (#79)
• Read the runtime pins from .ruby-version and .python-version, and move Ruby to 4.0.9 (#78)
• Check the Ruby on the PATH against .ruby-version in configure (#76)
• Delete the Title lines from the About pages and the code that skipped them (#77)
• Name the Swift module in ninja's progress line (#75)
• Refresh the contributions data from the release scripts (#74)
• Say what multimarkdown is for now that the release notes are native: the Help pages
• Refresh the contributions data after #72 (#73)
• Show Contributions natively, with the data behind it as one JSON file per year (#72)
• Show the About window's Changes, Legal and Bundles pages natively (#71)
• Add a native Markdown renderer to OakAppKit (#70)
• Refresh the seed bundles with unescaped Changes.json (#69)
• Insert commit summaries and bodies into the Bundles page as text (#68)
• Raise the minimum macOS to 27 (and Swift to 6.4) (#67)

gtm, the grammar test tool

The grammar test tool the application builds, published by continuous integration from every push to main. Feed it text on standard input and a grammar path, and it prints the text with each span wrapped in the scope the editor's parser assigns. The same binary ships inside the application at Contents/MacOS/gtm. Built ad hoc signed on the macOS 26 runner for Apple Silicon.

TextMate 2.1.0-alpha.11

• Mark CommitMessageDocument @mainactor (#66)
• Move the chooser abbreviation memory to Swift (#65)
• Move the commit window to Swift and SwiftUI (#63)
• Move the HTML output status strip to SwiftUI (#64)
• Refresh the seed bundles after the Python work landed (#62)
• A runtime bundle per language, and a Python for bundle commands (#58)

TextMate 2.1.0-alpha.9

• Refresh the seed bundles from the current catalog archives
• Write out the grapheme loops that used the citerate macro (#56)
• Write out the loops that used the foreach macro over an iterator pair (#55)
• Write out the loops that used the iterate macro and delete it (#54)
• Walk containers backwards with std::views::reverse in place of the riterate macro (#53)
• Say once when TM_RUBY is below the 4.0 minimum (#52)
• Test end to end that a Ruby command runs on the Ruby its shebang names (#51)
• Order version strings with a Swift Version (#50)
• Rewrite shebangs that spell out the system framework Ruby (#49)
• Drop the CFPlugInCOM import the QuickLook generator needed (#47)
• Silence the frozen string warning in gen_test (#48)
• Tell GitHub the headers are Objective-C++, not C (#46)
• Fold environment maps with insert at each site and drop oak/algorithm.h (#45)
• Write the family removal of marks out at its two callers (#44)
• Replace oak::replace_copy with text::replace_all (#43)
• Move the test shuffle helper into a test-only header (#42)
• Replace oak::contains and oak::has_prefix with the standard library (#41)
• Drop the unused slow_in_out easing curve (#40)
• Drop the DB_VAR macro and the header that existed for it (#39)
• The oak grab bag header is a print_system_error header (#38)
• Drop the file browser's duplicate status header (#37)
• Drop the network framework's umbrella header (#36)
• The C and Mac preludes say include rather than import (#35)
• The yellow flash in Swift (#34)
• The folder that stands for a selection, in Swift (#33)
• Find in Project on a folder and something inside it searches the folder, not its parent (#32)
• The interface sounds in Swift (#31)
• Drop the interface sound nothing ever played (#30)

TextMate 2.1.0-alpha.10

• Refuse a TM_RUBY that is not an executable file and say why (#57)

TextMate 2.1.0-alpha.8

• Bundle commands run on a pinned Ruby through rv and the Runtimes bundle, never the system Ruby (#29)
• A standalone helper beside the application's executable is signed as itself (#28)

TextMate 2.1.0-alpha.7

• The Terminal preferences pane in SwiftUI, the last of the six (#27)
• The Bundles preferences pane in SwiftUI (#26)
• The Variables preferences pane in SwiftUI (#25)
• The Projects preferences pane in SwiftUI (#24)
• The Files preferences pane in SwiftUI (#23)
• The Updates preferences pane in SwiftUI, with the update channel (#22)

TextMate 2.1.0-alpha.6

• The first alpha of 2.1.0.

TextMate 2.1.0-alpha.5

• Re-order README
• Update screenshots in README

TextMate 2.1.0-alpha.4

• Release builds talk to production regardless of local.rave (#21)