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Releases: johannesjh/favagtk

v0.1.5

19 Feb 15:46
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Starts publishing to pypi. This release adds github actions to publish packages of fava-gtk on the pypi package index.

v0.1.4

23 Jan 23:13
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v0.1.4 (2022-01-24)

  • Updates system requirements: Builds against Gnome 40 (but still using GTK3) and requires Python >= 3.8
  • Updates python package versions and simplifies the requirements folder
  • Speeds up local flatpak installations by installing from build-dir instead of from bundle

v0.1.3

21 Oct 21:56
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v0.1.3 (2021-10-21) Updates fava and other python dependencies

  • Updates fava to version 1.20.1
  • Updates other python dependencies as well

v0.1.2

29 Apr 19:36
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  • Remembers and re-opens the last file when the application starts
  • Adds a dropdown menu to quickly choose from a list of recently used files
  • Shows filename and folder in the window's title and subtitle.
    Note: cryptic flatpak paths like /run/user/... are not shown.
  • Adds fava-investor plugin
  • Improves github ci workflow
  • Updates python dependencies
  • Refactorings and cleanups
  • Changed license from MIT to GPL-2.0 for compatibility with beancount

v0.1.1

19 Feb 18:08
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v0.1.1 (2021-02-19) Adds continuous integration, uses setuptools instead of poetry

  • Adds a github ci workflow that builds flatpak packages.
  • Users can download these flatpak packages for each release that is made, i.e., for each tag matching v.* that is pushed.
  • Moves away from poetry for finer control over requirements and their installation in virtualenvs.

v0.1.0

17 Feb 08:20
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v0.1.0 Pre-release
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v0.1.0 (2021-02-17) Initial release

  • Adds a GUI where users can start fava, open beancount files using a file chooser, and view and edit the beancount file using fava.
  • Adds flatpak packaging, so that users can install and open the application using the GNOME desktop environment.