Aceasta este o versiune mai veche. Versiunea actuală este 0.37.3. Patchloom 0.37.3 · Data lansării:
Fișiere de instalare 0.37.1
| Arhitectură | Tip | Domeniu | Dimensiune fișier | Descărcare | SHA256 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 64 de biți | ZIP → Portabil | — | — | github.com | VirusTotal |
| ARM64 | ZIP → Portabil | — | — | github.com | VirusTotal |
Linkul și hash-ul SHA256 provin din manifestul comunitar al Windows Package Manager. Comparați hash-ul fișierului descărcat înainte de a-l rula.
Note de versiune
Patchloom 0.37.1
Format commands stop when the timeout is reached, even if a child
process still holds stderr. A parent config outside a git repository
no longer supplies those commands.
Highlights
A formatter that closes stderr and keeps running, or a shell that exits
while a background process holds stderr, is killed at
--format-timeout (30 seconds unless you set another value). The
result is error_kind: format_failed. Outside git, write policy from a
parent .patchloom.toml still applies, and format commands from that
parent are dropped.
Bug fixes
- A format command could run past its timeout. Closing stderr, or
leaving a background process holding stderr, no longer drops the
deadline. Patchloom kills that process tree and returns
format_failed. The same timeout applies to --format,
[defaults] format, [format] command, and [format.by_extension].
A per-extension formatter that exits non-zero still warns, and the
write stays (#2643, #2648, #2650).
- A failed hardlink rewrite could leave the shared file damaged.
Patchloom writes the staged bytes back onto the original inode. If
that restore also fails, the error names the staged file only when
the file was kept (#2643).
- A parent config outside git could run a shell. Walk-up still
loads write policy. [defaults] format, [format] command, auto,
and by_extension from an ancestor are dropped when there is no
.git directory above the start path. A symlink
.patchloom.toml is refused and its target is not read. A parse
error names the config path and the first error line (#2643).
- --contain read a path before rejecting it. Git copy from,
Begin Patch check, patch merge check, markdown lint, markdown
dedupe, and a batch @path payload are checked before the file is
read. A path outside the workspace is guard_rejected (#2643, #2645).
- A short hunk was applied as a complete edit. A hunk that ends
before its line counts are satisfied is a parse error. A git copy
that also has hunks keeps the source file and applies the hunks to
the copy (#2643).
- Replace context skipped regex and whole-line matches. Those
matches now honor before_context and after_context. A literal
replacement keeps $ as text. In regex mode, $1 is still a
capture (#2643).
- --files-without-match --assert-count counted every file as
zero. The count is the number of files listed (#2643).
- An exclude pattern such as _* skipped every directory.
Directories that still contain files you asked to edit are walked (#2643).
- JSON, TOML, YAML, and markdown edits dropped nearby text. A
JSONC block comment between numbers no longer glues them into one
number. A TOML integer above 9223372036854775807 stays a decimal
integer. A YAML comment after the last list entry stays after the
list. Markdown section edits recognize setext headings, a leading
BOM, closing hashes, and a blank line between sections.
md dedupe-headings says would remove in the dry-run text (#2643).
- Signature edits dropped nearby tokens. A Java visibility change
leaves static and annotations in place. A C or C++ return-type
edit keeps const and volatile on that type. Moving a Rust symbol
to the start of a file no longer treats #
