Closed JPEWdev closed 5 years ago
Just to be sure, are you on the latest master branch? Those features were not added until after the last release so you would need to be on the latest master to use them.
I ran some tests with the latest master using both those scenarios and it runs as expected.
Ah, OK. I assumed the "try online" link was for master, so when I replicated the error there I assumed it was broken. Sorry.
"Try online" probably should list the version again, it used to. It's updated manually on Wandbox after a release.
May also want to consider tagging features that are not in the latest release to make things a little clearer.
I do like the way Python's docs tend to list version added. But for a readme, that would be overkill. An easy-to-remove tag for new features would be fine; probably start on the next version unless someone wants to go tag features.
Personally, I love the changelogs in software and would go there to see what's not in the latest version. :)
I've added a construction symbol to new features in the readme, and I've added the "try 1.7" text to the try online button. At each release, we can convert 🚧 to 🆕, and 🆕 to nothing.
Using a "tristate" flag does not work as described in the documentation. For example, the following code:
fails to parse with the error:
Using the other syntax of
"--foo,--no-foo{false}"
also fails with the error: