v1.2.3rc1
Pre-release
Pre-release
Note: The dll/dylib/so filename has changed in this release. The transition is handled automatically when using ReaPack's package browser to install this pre-release (or Synchronize packages once the v1.2.3 update is marked as stable).
For macOS and Linux: The minimum required versions of REAPER are now v5.1 and v5.20 (respectively). REAPER v6.04 is the new recommended version (it includes patches to WDL/SWELL fixing minor UI bugs in ReaPack). libxml2 2.6+ is required on Linux.
Added:
- Add a "Visible columns:" label to the top of the list column header context menu
- Add support for ARM 32-bit (armv7l) and ARM 64-bit (aarch64) on Linux
- Add support for UNC paths on Windows [p=2207357]
- Fill the Details tab of the DLL's properties in Windows Explorer
Fixed:
- Adjust the text color to be readable in the About dialog when macOS dark mode is enabled
- Correctly display download error messages containing non-English characters on Windows [#26]
- Don't put a check mark on the Versions menu when reinstalling the current version in the package browser
- Fix a crash when reading repository indexes without a root element
- Fix creating directories with paths longer than 248 characters on Windows
- Fix flickering I-beam cursor when hovering text edit fields on macOS
- Fix the list column header customization context menu on Linux
- Re-enable the file URI scheme on Windows [p=2142236]
Changed:
- Improve the search filter syntax (making it more similar to REAPER's implementation):
- Allow matching literal leading
^
and trailing$
when quoted - Interpret opening quotes in the middle of a word literally
- Treat closing quotes as the end of a word
- Allow matching literal leading
- Optimize filtering and selecting all packages in the package browser on macOS
- Produce the Linux binaries on Ubuntu 18.04 for better compatibility across various distributions
Removed:
- Drop support for macOS 10.7 and 10.8 due to their lack of modern SSL protocols [t=222487]
- Drop support for REAPER 5.04 and older on macOS (use 6.04 or later for best results)