v2.1.2 - shiva

Full Changelog: v2.1.1...v2.1.2

Bump minor release to include fix that prevents namespace overwrite

v2.1.1 - shiva

Full Changelog: v2.1.0...v2.1.1

Minor fixes to v2.1.0

• Discard vimade namespaces when switching colorscheme, background, or termguicolors . This ensures that highlights don't go into a broken state if links change significantly
• Minor performance improvements
• Cleaner code for highlighters (no-op for users)

v2.1.0 - shiva

Full Changelog: v2.0.3...v2.1.0

• Performance improvements
• Easier recipe configuration
• Terminal highlighting
• Improve compatibility with transparent highlights
• Input validation
• Invert style (not added to recipe yet)
• Unlink style (lua-only)
• Fix flickering in Duo recipe
• Include ability to blocklist highlights
• Change checkinterval default value to 1000

v2.0.3-ignis

Full Changelog: v2.0.2...v2.0.3

Includes latest recipe and configuration changes. This release is needed for alignment with README.

• Add recipe option for simpler recipe setup. The old way is still supported as well.
• Duo recipe updates and fixes
• User input validation primarily geared towards new users and helping reducing input issues with color, tint, and fade.
• Fix Python FadeIn animation (bug not present in lua version)

v2.0.2-ignis

Re-release contains:

Performance:

• Lua-only code path for Neovim.
• Submillisecond performance for Neovim (lua)
• 2-10x improved performance for Vim
• Faster startup time. Now it only takes 1-7ms on average for both Vim and Neovim.
• Lazy load support

Functionality:

• ncmode to switch between 'window' and 'buffer' fading
• Animations
• Recipes
• Full customization for blocklists and linking
• Full customization for tinting
• More accurate colors for transparent terminals
• More accurate 256 color support

v1.0.0-legacy

This release captures the previous legacy renderer. The default options in this release all revolve around the previous and mostly stable logic that has driven this plugin.

This also marks when the master branch was updated to use auto as the renderer. master will default to much higher performing and flexible options for both Vim and Neovim (so please keep using master and file bug reports if you have issues!).