Releases: a-scie/jump
scie-jump 1.1.0
1.1.0
This release updates various dependencies as well as upgrading to Rust
1.79.0. In addition, this is the first release to include artifact
attestations in Sigstore.
scie-jump 1.0.0
1.0.0
This release updates various dependencies as well as upgrading to Rust
1.78.0 and dropping support for Windows versions prior to Windows 10.
scie-jump 0.14.0
0.14.0
Change .env parsing libraries to gain support for double quoted values with variable
substitution; e.g.: the .env line PYTHONPATH="/Users/A. Space:$PYTHONPATH" now has the
$PYTHONPATH portion of the value substituted.
scie-jump 0.13.3
0.13.3
Ensure liblzma is statically linked.
scie-jump 0.13.2
0.13.2
When load_dotenv is requested, propagate errors loading any .env file found.
scie-jump 0.13.1
0.13.1
Support regex removal of env vars with non-utf8 names in commands.
scie-jump 0.13.0
0.13.0
This release improves the help screen for BusyBox scies with more clear messages for the various
causes of boot command selection failure. It also adds the ability to hide internal-only named boot
commands by omitting a description for those commands (This only kicks in if at least one named
command has a description).
scie-jump 0.12.0
0.12.0
This release adds support for using placeholders in the scie.lift.base lift manifest value as well
as the corresponding SCIE_BASE runtime control env var. A new placeholder is exposed in support of
establishing custom scie base nce cache directories that respect the target OS user cache dir
structure in the form of {scie.user.cache_dir=<fallback>}. Typically, this placeholder will expand
to ~/Library/Caches on macOS, ~\AppData\Local on Windows and ~/.cache on all other Unix
systems unless over-ridden via OS-specific means or else unavailable for some reason, in which case
the supplied <fallback> is used.
scie-jump 0.11.1
0.11.1
This release fixes a bug handling environment variable removal via regex when the environment
contains non-utf8 entries.
scie-jump 0.11.0
0.11.0
Support is added for {scie.env.*} placeholders referring to environment variables defined in the
lift command environment in addition to the existing support for referring to environment variables
defined in the ambient environment.