Lataa mnml v0.2.16

Release Notes
Tester-round release. Two rounds of persona-driven bug hunts
(R10 nvchad-user / vscode-keyboard / api-workflow, then R11 of
each) turned up two SEV-1 stability bugs plus a wide field of
vim-fidelity + keyboard-completeness gaps. All fixed, most
with regression-lock tests.
Fixed
- Multi-cursor + /search + insert no longer panics
(#1149, 73618036). clear_find_and_deselect had cleared
extra_cursors but not extra_anchors, tripping a
debug_assert (and silently desyncing in release) on the very
next multi-cursor motion — the exact recovery gesture a user
would try after a /search on multi-cursor state. Both vecs
now clear together via Editor::clear_extra_cursors().
- <leader>n / [ui] line_numbers = false actually hides
the digits (#1149, 73618036 + 98c753ee). The renderer
was emitting format!("{:>0} ", n+1) which still produces
the digit at width 0. Guard the branch, and while
auditing, also fix the wrapped-continuation glyph's
gutter-width invariant for the same num_w == 0 case so
wrapped rows align with straight rows when line numbers
are off.
- Shift+Tab (both terminal forms) walks buffers
backward (#1149, 73618036 + 35d6a805). Some terminals
send Shift+Tab as Tab + SHIFT rather than BackTab;
bare Tab if !ctrl was catching that and running
buffer.next (the opposite direction). Explicit Tab if SHIFT arm added, ordered before the ctrl arm.
Ctrl+Shift+Tab now also lands on buffer.prev in both
vim and standard modes (VS Code muscle memory) — the
standard-mode binding was silently falling through to the
editor and inserting a literal \t.
- <leader>? cheatsheet Esc actually closes the pane
(#1149, 73618036). Was just refocusing off the pane
(which stayed open). NvChad's <leader>? is a floating
window that Esc dismisses; a Cheatsheet pane with no undo
state is safe to close on Esc.
- Y on empty line no longer captures \n (#1153, three
commits). NvChad's Y = y$ rewrite crossed the newline via
MoveRight on empty lines, so Y then p split whatever
was on the next line. Real vim y$ on empty is a no-op —
now matches. Same guard also fixes d$/c$ on empty which
used to delete the newline and merge lines.
- y operator now preserves the cursor across every yank
code path (#1153, three commits). All 5 yank arms —
generic motion, explicit Y, yf<c>/yt<c>, text-object
yanks (yiw, yap, ...), and ygn/ygN — now restore
ctx.cursor after YankSelection, matching vim's
y-preserves-cursor invariant.
- p no longer silently pastes stale system clipboard
after Y on empty line (#1149, 73618036). The
unnamed-register fallback path used to serve the OS
clipboard whenever it differed from the empty register.
Track register_owned — after any in-mnml yank/delete the
register is authoritative; only cold-start (pre-first-yank)
falls back to the OS. "+p still explicitly reads the OS
clipboard.
- Ctrl+K Ctrl+S opens keys.edit as advertised (#1154,
859b8ee5). The global Ctrl+S save-anywhere handler was
shadowing the chord chain. Guard on
pending_chord_seq.is_empty() so a chord in flight
resolves through the chain instead.
- Palette pane-scope regression fixed (#1154, 859b8ee5
- c1d2d5e9). priority = 1 from #1113 was a hard tier
that always beat fuzzy score, so common queries like
save file picked lsp.diagnostics_severity_filter_cycle
over file.save (a 341-score bull's-eye). New
PickerItem.score_bonus: i64 field lets you nudge without
the always-wins semantics — palette uses +20 for pane-
scope, +50 for recents, restoring the documented
"recents > pane-scoped > everything-else" invariant at
empty query while letting a strong match elsewhere still
win on typed queries.
- HTTP Env chip agrees with the pane (#1152, 56a94239).
Top-bar chip was using the legacy EnvSet::select and
showing none ▾ + warning-yellow when only workspace TOML
[http] default_env set the active env, while the Vars
tab / URL var-coloring / actual Send all correctly
resolved. Threaded config_default_env down + switched to
select_with_config_default.
- Response pane copy chip copies what's on screen
(#1152, 56a94239). Was hard-wired to
http_copy_response_body() regardless of which sub-tab was
active — clicking copy while viewing Headers silently
copied the body (toast literally said "response body
copied" while headers were on screen). Branches on
rp.response_tab and routes Headers → http_copy_response_ headers; Body/Timeline/Tests keep copying body.
- HTTP no longer auto-arms its filter on entry (#1154,
859b8ee5). Entering the HTTP activity opens a Request
pane that steals Focus::Pane, so typing landed in the
URL field instead of / filter. HTTP's "top thing you
type" is a URL, not a filter — leave HTTP unarmed.
- Scratch strip title uses the actual chord (#1155,
f92f5cfc). Focused label said "`term.scratch_toggle`
closes" — an internal palette command id, not a keyboard
chord. Now reads "Ctrl+` closes" (which is what actually
works).
Added
- <leader>fb / <leader>fg fast-fire chords (#1149,
4963cba9) — picker.buffers and find.grep bound directly
at the keymap layer, matching the space f f fast-fire
precedent. No whichkey overlay wait for these daily-hit
chords.
- [ui] tree_preview_on_arrow Settings row (#1155,
f92f5cfc) — the R10 F9 knob was TOML-only; now shows up
in Ctrl+, alongside the other UI toggles.
- PickerItem.score_bonus field (#1154, 859b8ee5) —
additive fuzzy-score bump for "prefer this row for ties"
without the always-wins semantics of priority. Palette
and future score-nudge use cases build on this.
- Regression-lock tests for the vim Tab-family arms and
the palette score_bonus tier order (#1154, f936dd75).
Both had flip-flopped across consecutive reviewer rounds;
the tests stop a third regression.
Install mnml-rs 0.2.16
Install prebuilt binaries via shell script
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -LsSf https://github.com/chris-mclennan/mnml/releases/download/v0.2.16/mnml-rs-installer.sh | sh
Install prebuilt binaries via powershell script
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -c "irm https://github.com/chris-mclennan/mnml/releases/download/v0.2.16/mnml-rs-installer.ps1 | iex"
Download mnml-rs 0.2.16
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