Zed 0.177.8 has been released, featuring multiple updates, such as resolutions for git-credential-manager, improvements to unstage/stage functionalities, adjustments for commit messages to wrap at 72 characters, and modifications to the renaming of editor::.Change ToggleGitBlame to git::Blame, while resolving concerns related to version control colors, modal layer dismissal, automatic indentation for multi-line pasted content, and soft_wrap configurations.
Node.js has announced a minor update, v20.19.0 Iron, which includes the backporting of require(esm) due to its significance and influence on the ecosystem. The feature now enables the loading of native ES modules via require(), a capability that was accessible in v20.x with the command line flag --experimental-require-module. This feature has undergone testing on versions 23.x and 22.x, and we are seeking user feedback from version 20.x to implement final adjustments before achieving full stability.
Enabling this feature will prevent Node.js from throwing ERR_REQUIRE_ESM when require() is utilized to load an ES module. Nonetheless, it may still generate ERR_REQUIRE_ASYNC_MODULE if the ES module being loaded or its dependencies include top-level await. Upon the successful loading of the ES module via require(), the object returned will either be an ES module namespace object akin to that returned by import() or the content exported as "module.exports" from the ES module.
Enabling this feature will prevent Node.js from throwing ERR_REQUIRE_ESM when require() is utilized to load an ES module. Nonetheless, it may still generate ERR_REQUIRE_ASYNC_MODULE if the ES module being loaded or its dependencies include top-level await. Upon the successful loading of the ES module via require(), the object returned will either be an ES module namespace object akin to that returned by import() or the content exported as "module.exports" from the ES module.
Ungoogled-Chromium 134.0.6998.88-1, based on Chromium 134.0.6998.88, has been released.
Audacity 3.7.3 is a hotfix release that resolves issues such as inaccurate outcomes when applying effects to multiple clips and the improper functioning of Truncate Silence in instances with multiple silent segments.
A new version of the Zed editor has been released, featuring integrated Git support, enabling users to view diffs, stage changes, commit, and push directly from the editor. The update features enhancements to Editor::DeleteToBeginningOfLine, the ability to unfold multibuffer excerpts, and the option to toggle inlay hints using modifiers. The update features a copy permalink action for self-hosted GitHub enterprise instances, SSH support for specifying ssh_config files, and the capability to download zed-remote-server using busybox wget.
The editor enhances the ZED_WORKTREE_ROOT fallbacks for Zed tasks, optimizes the performance of rendering multibuffers with a significant number of buffers, and updates the bundled JSON schemas for package.json and tsconfig.json. This feature enables users to configure the default Vim mode, addresses the issue of back quotes not being recognized as objects, and introduces the editor::OrganizeImports action to streamline the organization of imports for compatible LSPs. It additionally accommodates clickable file paths formatted in the Odin language.
The editor enhances the ZED_WORKTREE_ROOT fallbacks for Zed tasks, optimizes the performance of rendering multibuffers with a significant number of buffers, and updates the bundled JSON schemas for package.json and tsconfig.json. This feature enables users to configure the default Vim mode, addresses the issue of back quotes not being recognized as objects, and introduces the editor::OrganizeImports action to streamline the organization of imports for compatible LSPs. It additionally accommodates clickable file paths formatted in the Odin language.
The PHP 8.3 series has been updated to version 8.3.19, addressing multiple issues across a range of components, including BCMath, Core, DOM, FFI, FPM, GD, LDAP, LibXML, MBString, Opcache, PDO_SQLite, Phar, PHPDBG, Reflection, Standard, Streams, Windows, and Zlib.
GloriousEggroll has released GE-Proton9-26, which introduces a number of targeted game-specific fixes and new patches. Recent upstream updates include the latest advancements in cutting-edge technologies such as DXVK, VKD3D-Proton, and DXVK-NVAPI. The latest updates encompass Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 SU1, taskschd, GTA V Enhanced, webview2, as well as the HID multi TLC and Fanatec wheelbases HIDRAW whitelist. Protonfixes encompass account ID determination, game title file writing, PowerWash Adventure, UberSolder, and others.
A new version of the audio workstation software Ardour has been released, addressing two specific issues: the rectification of erroneous bug fixes from version 8.11 and the introduction of a revised methodology for managing region lengths. It also addresses packaging issues for translation files on macOS. Individuals utilizing previous versions are encouraged to upgrade, as this represents a definitive and effective solution.
Ruby on Rails 8.0.2 has introduced several improvements, including fixes for Active Support, cache fetch_multi, execution wrapping, RedisCacheStore, MemCacheStore, ActiveSupport::MessageVerifier, and ActiveSupport::MessageEncryptor configuration. These improvements allow for better handling of exceptions, handling connection pool-related errors, and ensuring version expiry when using local cache. ActiveSupport::MessageVerifier now can verify both URL-safe and URL-unsafe payloads, allowing seamless transitions without invalidating previously generated signed messages.
The Active Record has been improved to invert rename_enum_value when :from/:to are provided, prevent persisting invalid records, and handle errors during connection configuration. Additionally, the SQLite3 adapter has been fixed to quote non-finite Numeric values like "Infinity" and "NaN". The update also addresses issues with libpq returning a database version of 0 on no/bad connections in PostgreSQLAdapter, handling errors during the connection configuration phase, and handling circular references when autosaving associations. The changes aim to improve Ruby on Rails' overall performance and maintainability.
The Active Record has been improved to invert rename_enum_value when :from/:to are provided, prevent persisting invalid records, and handle errors during connection configuration. Additionally, the SQLite3 adapter has been fixed to quote non-finite Numeric values like "Infinity" and "NaN". The update also addresses issues with libpq returning a database version of 0 on no/bad connections in PostgreSQLAdapter, handling errors during the connection configuration phase, and handling circular references when autosaving associations. The changes aim to improve Ruby on Rails' overall performance and maintainability.
PHP 8.4.5 has been released, featuring a range of fixes and enhancements. The updates address issues in BCMath, Core, DOM, GD, FFI, FPM, LibXML, MBString, Opcache, Phar, PHPDBG, Reflection, Standard, Streams, Windows, and Zlib.
BCMath has addressed a memory leak issue, Core has resolved a malfunction in stack overflow detection, DOM has corrected a typographical error in error messages, FFI has improved the parsing of pointer declaration lists, FPM has rectified an issue with the PATH_INFO environment variable, GD has resolved a crash related to imagepalette when set to true color, LDAP has fixed a memory leak in ldap_search, LibXML has addressed a recurrence of issue #72714, Opcache has corrected the problem of multiple classes utilizing the same trait, Phar has resolved a bug related to PharFileInfo reference counting, and PHPDBG has made partial progress in fixing a crash when calling registered functions in phpdbg. Reflection has resolved a core dump issue, Standard has addressed bug #72666, and Streams have rectified various bugs, including realloc with a size of 0 in user_filters.c. Windows has addressed the phpize issue for Windows 11 (24H2), ensuring the CURL_STATICLIB flag is set even when linked with a shared library. Additionally, Zlib has resolved a memory leak that occurred when encoding checks failed.
PHP 8.3.18 has been released, featuring a range of fixes and enhancements. The updates cover fixes for issues in BCMath, Core, DOM, FFI, FPM, GD, LDAP, LibXML, MBString, Opcache, PDO_SQLite, Phar, PHPDBG, Reflection, Standard, Streams, Windows, and Zlib. BCMath has resolved a memory leak issue, while Core has addressed a malfunction in stack overflow detection for variable compilation. GD has addressed a memory leak in mb_convert_variables, and Opcache has resolved a memory leak in phpdbg when invoking registered functions. Phar has resolved an issue with the PharFileInfo reference count, and PHPDBG has made partial progress in addressing a memory leak related to the phpdbg calling registered functions. Windows has addressed the phpize issue for Windows 11 (24H2), and Zlib has resolved a memory leak that occurs when encoding checks fail, in addition to supporting large files.
PHP 8.1.32 has been released, addressing multiple security issues in LibXML, Streams, and Windows.
VSCodium 1.98.1.25070 has been released, updating VSCode to version 1.98.1, as well as the Electron version and builder image for Loong64.
PHP 8.2.28 has been released, featuring important bug fixes for core components, libXML, streams, and phpize. Essential corrections encompass an identified issue GH-17211, libXML enhancements addressing GHSA-wg4p-4hqh-c3g9, improvements to libxml streams GHSA-P3X9-6H7P-CGFC, Implements corrections for GHSA-hgf54-96fm-v528. Streams addresses GHSA-52jp-hrpf-2jff. Implements resolutions for GHSA-pcmh-g36c-qc44, along with updates to phpize for Windows 11 (24H2).
The /e/OS installer, a web-based tool for installing /e/OS, is now compatible with new devices such as the Fairphone 5, Pixel 8, and Pixel tablet. The installation process has been streamlined through the successful completion of numerous tests. The updated installer supersedes Easy Installer and streamlines the process of flashing phones with /e/OS.
The first hotfix release for Heroic Games Launcher Release 2.16 is now available and resolves a significant issue that was hindering users from utilizing Heroic in languages other than English. The update features two assistance icons for the library and sidebar, along with enhancements and corrections for macOS. The update enables the incorporation of br tags in translations, introduces Lithuanian to the language selector, sets WineCrossover and DXVK as the default for Intel Macs, and includes a guided tour for the library, filters, and sidebar.
Audacity 3.7.2 is a patch version that addresses various bugs, including crashes when applying effects to multiple tracks, crashes from the Mixer window, and the reinstatement of the "Residue" option in noise reduction. It also allows modules to persist when patch releases are published, opens effect settings immediately when adding a real-time effect, and supports separate real-time effect instances when duplicating tracks. Other enhancements include better cloud saving stability, fixed range selection outside the clip's edge, repaired AUSoundIsolation, fixed black stripes, and introduced UUID instance support.
IceWM 3.7.2 addresses issues with the QuickSwitch background pixmap, enhances the WindowList window focusing functionality, updates the server time, and guarantees that double-quoted icons are consistently displayed in icewm-menu-fdo.
The "AM" application manager for AppImages has received an update that introduces a new option for reinstalling applications. The AM-updater script serves to manage and uphold current scripts for portable applications available on multiple platforms. The scripts undergo both automated and manual testing.
In the event of a script failure, manual intervention is initiated to determine the underlying cause, leading to necessary modifications of the script. The newly introduced reinstall option enables users to review scripts individually and uninstall and reinstall applications that necessitate updates. The command "am reinstall" or "appman reinstall" will verify the scripts and proceed to remove and reinstall applications that necessitate updates. The command serves to determine whether an application is malfunctioning or unable to be updated. A new command has been implemented to enhance transparency and ensure user consent. Additional modifications encompass a decrease in references to external databases, enhanced support for external databases, as well as the removal, addition, and correction of several database applications.
A new version of VSCodium, an open-source alternative to Visual Studio Code (VSCode), without Microsoft branding and telemetry features. Version 1.98.0.25067 features patch updates contributed by @daiyam, the introduction of terminal-suggest support for codium and codium-insiders commands by @manuth, and an update of patch and data by @daiyam.
