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[FIXES]
The -s flag would fail to suppress certain warnings. Thanks, Kassio
Borges. (GitHub ticket #439)
The -w flag would fail to work properly with regex features such as
alternation. Thanks to Ed Avis for the report (GitHub ticket #443)
The -g flag should now work faster on larger codebases. Thanks to
Manuel Meurer for the report (GitHub ticket #458)
More fixes for Windows tests. Thanks to GitHub user @ispedals.
More whack-a-mole with Windows failures. This time, it's POSIX::mkfifo
dying on Windows instead of returning undef like the docs implied,
or at least that I inferred.
Fixed incorrect deduping of config files under Windows. Thanks,
Denis Howe.
More build fixes for Windows. Windows config finder fixes from
James McCoy.
t/ack-named-pipes.t uses POSIX::mkfifo instead of the external
command, which should be more portable. Thanks, Pete Krawczyk.
The building of ack-standalone relied on the output of `perldoc
-l`, which I apparently can't rely on having been installed. I've
changed the way that the squash program finds File::Next.
Issue #313: ack would fail when trying to check files for readability
on some networked filesystems, or on Mac OS X with ACLs. Now it
uses the filetest pragma. Thanks, Jonathan Perret.
[ENHANCEMENTS]
ack now ignores JavaScript and CSS source maps. Thanks, Chris
Rebert.
ack now ships with customized shell completion scripts for bash and zsh.
Add docs for available colors in ack.
--create-ackrc keeps the comments that describe each of the options,
and it shows the ack version number.
Now ignores Cabal (Haskell) sandboxes. Thanks, Fraser Tweedale.
Added filetypes for Jade, Smarty and Stylus. Thanks, Raúl GundÃn.
[INTERNALS]
ack's entire test suite now runs under Perl's -T taint flag. We'll
build more security tests on top of this.
Added some checks to the squash program that I hope will turn up
errors in the Windows builds.
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Do it for all packages that
* mention perl, or
* have a directory name starting with p5-*, or
* depend on a package starting with p5-
like last time, for 5.18, where this didn't lead to complaints.
Let me know if you have any this time.
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[SECURITY FIXES]
This version of ack prevents the --pager, --regex and --output
options from being used from project-level ackrc files. It is
possible to execute malicious code with these options, and we want
to prevent the security risk of acking through a potentially malicious
codebase, such as one downloaded from an Internet site or checked
out from a code repository.
The --pager, --regex and --output options may still be used from
the global /etc/ackrc, your own private ~/.ackrc, the ACK_OPTIONS
environment variable, and of course from the command line.
[ENHANCEMENTS]
Now ignores Eclipse .metadata directory. Thanks, Steffen Jaeckel.
Add --perltest for *.t files.
Added Matlab support. Thanks, Zertrin.
[FIXES]
Fixed a race condition in t/file-permission.t that was causing
failures if tests were run in parallel.
Fix the test suite for Win32. Many thanks to Christian Walde for
bringing the severity of this issue to our attention, as well as
providing a Win32 development environment for us to work with.
Fixed Win32-detection in the Makefile.PL. Thanks, Michael Beijen
and Alexandr Ciornii.
More compatibility fixes for Perl 5.8.8.
[INTERNALS]
Removed the Git revision tracking in the --version.
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Bump PKGREVISION.
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2.08 Thu Aug 22 23:11:45 CDT 2013
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[ENHANCEMENTS]
ack now ignores CMake's build/cache directories by default. Thanks,
Volodymyr Medvid.
Add shebang matching for --lua files.
Add documentation for --ackrc.
Add Elixir filetype.
Add --cathy option. Thanks to Joe McMahon.
Add some helpful debugging tips when an invalid option is found.
Thanks to Charles Lee.
Ignore PDF files by default, because Perl will detect them as text.
Ignore .gif, .jpg, .jpeg and .png files. They won't normally be
selected, but this is an optimization so that ack doesn't have to
open them to know.
[FIXES]
Ack's colorizing of output would get confused with multiple sets
of parentheses. This has been fixed. (Issue #276)
Ack would get confused when trying to colorize the output in
DOS-format files. This has been fixed. (Issue #145)
2.05_01 Tue May 28 10:12:04 CDT 2013
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[ENHANCEMENTS]
We now ignore the node_modules directories created by npm. Thanks,
Konrad Borowski.
--pager without an argument implies --pager=$PAGER.
--perl now recognizes Plack-style .psgi files. Thanks, Ron Savage.
Added filetypes for Coffescript, JSON, LESS, and Sass.
[FIXES]
Command-line options now override options set in ackrc files.
ACK_PAGER and ACK_PAGER_COLOR now work as advertised.
Fix a bug resulting in uninitialized variable warnings when more
than one capture group was specified in the search pattern.
Make sure ack is happy to build and test under cron and other
console-less environments.
Colored output is now supported and on by default on Windows.
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ack now runs on a standard Perl 5.8.8 install with no module updates.
The minimum Perl requirement for ack is now explicitly 5.8.8. Anything
before 5.8.8 will not work, and we've added checks. Thanks, Michael
McClimon.
[FIXES]
ack was colorizing captured groups even if --nocolor was given.
Thanks, Dale Sedivic.
[ENHANCEMENTS]
The --shell file type now recognizes the fish shell.
We now ignore minified CSS or Javascript, in the form of either *.css.min
or *.min.css, or *.js.min or *.min.js.
Added support for the Dart language.
ack 2.02 was much slower than ack 1.96, up to 8x slower in some cases.
These slowdowns have been mostly eliminated, and in some cases ack 2.04
is now faster than 1.96.
The firstlinematch file type detection option now only searches the
first 250 characters of the first line of the file. Otherwise, ack
would read entire text files that were only one line long, such as
minified JavaScript, and that would be slow. Thanks, Michael
McClimon.
[DOCUMENTATION]
Many clarifications and cleanups. Thanks, Michael McClimon.
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a) refer 'perl' in their Makefile, or
b) have a directory name of p5-*, or
c) have any dependency on any p5-* package
Like last time, where this caused no complaints.
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2.00 Wed Apr 17 22:49:41 CDT 2013
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The first version of ack 2.0.
# Incompatibilities with ack 1.x
ack 2 makes some big changes in its behaviors that could trip up
users who are used to the idiosyncracies of ack 1.x. These changes
could affect your searching happiness, so please read them.
* ack's default behavior is now to search all files that it identifies
as being text. ack 1.x would only search files that were of a file
type that it recognized.
* Removed the `-a` and `-u` options since the default is to search
all text files.
* Removed the `--binary` option. ack 2.0 will not find and search
through binary files.
* Removed the `--skipped` option.
* Removed the `--invert-file-match` option. `-v` now works with
`-g`. To list files that do not match `/foo/`
ack -g foo -v
* `-g` now obeys all regex options: `-i`, `-w`, `-Q`, `-v`
* Removed the `-G` switch, because it was too confusing to have two
regexes specified on the command line. Now you use the `-x` switch
to pipe filenames from one `ack` invocation into another.
To search files with filename matching "sales" for the string "foo":
ack -g sales | ack -x foo
# New features in ack 2.0
ack 2.0 will:
* By default searches all text files, as identified by Perl's `-T` operator
* We will no longer have a `-a` switch.
* improved flexibility in defining filetype selectors
* name equality ($filename eq 'Makefile')
* glob-style matching (`*.pl` identifies a Perl file)
* regex-style matching (`/\.pl$/i` identifies a Perl file)
* shebang-line matching (shebang line matching `/usr/bin/perl/`
identifies a Perl file)
* support for multiple ackrc files
* global ackrc (/etc/ackrc)
* https://github.com/petdance/ack/issues/#issue/79
* user-specific ackrc (~/.ackrc)
* per-project ackrc files (~/myproject/.ackrc)
* you can use --dump to figure which options are set where
* all inclusion/exclusion rules will be in the ackrc files
* ack 2.0 has a set of definitions for filetypes, directories to
include or exclude, etc, *but* these are only included so you don't
need to ship an ackrc file to a new machine. You may tell ack to
disregard these defaults if you like.
* In addition to the classic `--thpppt` option to draw Bill the
Cat, `ack --bar` will draw (of course) Admiral Ackbar.
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are called p5-*.
I hope that's all of them.
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[ENHANCEMENTS]
* Now ignores minified Javascript files. Anything matching -min.js
or .min.js is ignored.
* Added Groovy support (--groovy).
* Added .pm6 as a --perl extension.
* Lua can now get detected from the shebang line. Thanks, Matthew Wild.
* Added support for version numbers in executables in shebang
detection. Now if your Perl program's shebang refers to
/usr/local/bin/perl-5.14.1, ack will find it.
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1.94 Mon Nov 15 22:38:48 CST 2010
[ENHANCEMENTS]
Added support for Go and Delphi.
Ignores Monotone's _MTN directories.
Added .xsl to the list of --xml files.
1.93_02 Wed Oct 6 21:39:58 CDT 2010
[FIXES]
--man and --version now return with an exit code of 0. They
used to exit with a 1. Thanks to Bo Borgerson.
[ENHANCEMENTS]
The --ignore-dir option now can ignore entire paths relative
to your current directory. Thanks to Nick Hooey. For example:
ack --ignore-dir=t/subsystem/test-data
Added --invert-file-match switch to negate the sense of the
-g/-G switches. Thanks, Lars Dieckow.
1.93_01 Sun Sep 5 16:00:29 CDT 2010
[FILE TYPE UPDATES]
Added --verilog, --vhdl and --clojure.
Files that match *.mk and *.mak as well as GNUmakefile are now included in
the ack filetype 'make' (issue 88).
Added RSpec's .spec type to the --ruby list.
[ENHANCEMENTS]
Updated the README to Markdown format. Thanks to Mark Szymanski
for the idea.
Added docs for -r, -R, --recurse options.
Added new switch --color-lineno and environment variable ACK_COLOR_LINENO,
which allow setting the line number color. (Marq Schneider)
Added option --show-types to output the types that ack considers
a file to have. (Torsten Blix)
'ack --count --no-filename regex' doesn't output a list of numbers but a
sum of all occurences. This is NOT what grep does but is the more sensible
behavior.
[FIXES]
Fixed ack misbehavior when using --match or not specifying a regex:
ack --match Sue
cat foo | ack --perl
Fixed issue 74: analog to grep, 'ack --count regex file' now
only outputs the number of found matches, if only one file is
given.
Fixed issue 76: Giving both --line and a regex (with --match)
now leads to an error. The same is true for -f or -g in conjunction
with --match. (Torsten Blix)
Fixed issue 80: Piping into ack --count now works as expected.
ack always returned 0 when piped into, no matter how many matches
where found. (Torsten Blix)
Fixed issue 81: .ackrc now ignores leading/trailing whitespace.
(Torsten Blix)
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to trigger/signal a rebuild for the transition 5.10.1 -> 5.12.1.
The list of packages is computed by finding all packages which end
up having either of PERL5_USE_PACKLIST, BUILDLINK_API_DEPENDS.perl,
or PERL5_PACKLIST defined in their make setup (tested via
"make show-vars VARNAMES=..."), minus the packages updated after
the perl package update.
sno@ was right after all, obache@ kindly asked and he@ led the
way. Thanks!
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1.92 Fri Dec 11 11:47:56 CST 2009
ack is now hosted at github: http://github.com/petdance/ack
[FIXES]
The --pager flag would not work. Now it does. Thanks Packy
Anderson.
File matching for Emacs work files that match #*# was wrong.
It was checking the entire path, not just the basename. This
is fixed. (http://github.com/petdance/ack/issues/closed/#issue/101)
Fixed URLs that pointed to old Google Code.
[ENHANCEMENTS]
Added Scala support. Thanks to Dan Sully.
Added .phtml as an extension for PHP.
Using -f or -g now return a proper error code. If files are
found, ack returns 0. If none are found, ack returns 1. This
is a change in the specification, but the code didn't match the
specfication anyway.
No man pages are created for any of the .pm files any more.
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Collection.
Ack is designed as a replacement for 99% of the uses of grep. Ack
is intelligent about the files it searches and the directories trees
it should not descend into.
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