Update the PANDOC_VERSION variable in the Makefile
1 file(s) updated with "PANDOC_VERSION ?= 3.2.1":
* Makefile
3.2.1
Release published on the 2024-06-24 21:37:08 +0000 UTC at the url https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/releases/tag/3.2.1
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<summary>Click to expand changelog</summary>
- Fix `gfm_auto_identifiers` to replace emojis with their aliases, as documented (#9876).
- CSV reader:
- Turn line breaks into LineBreaks not SoftBreaks (#9797).
- Docx reader:
- Support task lists (#8211).
- Fix a small bug in parsing delimiters in numbered lists, which led to the default delimiter being used wrongly in some cases.
- Improve handling of captions.
- Turn captioned images into Figure elements. Closes #9391.
- Improve the logic for associating elements with captions (#9358).
- Ensure that captions that can’t be associated with an element aren’t just silently dropped (#9610).
- Support HorizontalRule. We support both pandoc-style and the style described on a Microsoft support page, an empty paragraph with a bottom border (#6285).
- React to `"left"` value on `jc` attribute.
- Handle column and cell alignments (#8551). We take the column alignments from the first body row.
- Fix a bug that caused comments inside insertions or deletions to be ignored (#9833).
- HTML reader:
- Better handle non-`li` elements in `ul` and `ol` (#9809). For example, a `p` after a closed `li` will be incorporated into the previous `li`. This mirrors what browsers do with this invalid HTML.
- LaTeX reader:
- Fix parsing of dimensions beginning with `.`, e.g. `\kern.1pt` (#9902).
- Markdown reader:
- Allow author-only textual citations (#7219). E.g. `-@reese2002` outside of brackets.
- RST reader:
- Tighten up rules for when emphasis can start (#9805).
- Support `:cite:` role with citeproc (#9904). A subset of the functionality of the sphinxcontrib-bibtex extension to Sphinx is supported.
- Textile reader:
- Don’t let spans begin right after a symbol (#9878).
- Texinfo writer:
- Ensure proper escaping in all node/link contexts.
- Target node rather than anchor when possible in internal links.
- Remove illegal characters from internal link anchors (#6177).
- Use two commas not one in `@ref`.
- Don’t add anchors to headings. We don’t need them, now that we make internal links use the node.
- Avoid duplicate node names.
- Improve menus. Properly handle the case where the node name is different from the descriptive title.
- Texinfo template: add variables for filename and version.
- Typst reader:
- Fix an incomplete pattern match (#9807).
- Handle inline bodies ending in a parbreak. E.g.
`#strong[
test
]
- ConTeXt template: remove `\setupbackend[export=yes]` (#9820).
- Docx writer:
- Omit `jc` attribute on table cells with AlignDefault (#5662).
- Better formatting for task lists. Task lists are now properly formatted, with no bullet (#5198).
- Replace an expensive generic traverse to remove Space elements, for better performance.
- The new OpenXML template had spaces for metadata that need to be filled with OpenXML fragments with the proper shape. This patch ensures that everything is the right shape.
- Wrap figures with `id` in a bookmark (#8662).
- Add eastAsia font hints to `w:r` (#9817). We do this when the text in the run contains any CJK characters. This ensures that ambiguous code points (e.g. quotation marks) will be represented as “wide” characters when together with CJK characters.
- Clean up Abstract Title and Subtitle in default reference docx. Center Subtitle, remove color.
- Allow OpenXML templates to be used with `docx` (#8338, #9069, #7256, #2928). The `--reference-doc` option allows customization of styles in docx output, but it does not allow one to adjust the content of the output (e.g., changing the order in which metadata, the table of contents, and the body of the document are displayed), or adding boilerplate text before or after the document body. For these changes, one can now use `--template` with an OpenXML template. (See the default `openxml` template for a sample.) `--include-before-body` and `--include-after-body` can also now be used with `docx` output. The included files must be OpenXML fragments suitable for inclusion in the document body.
- New unexported module Text.Pandoc.Writers.Docx.OpenXML.
- HTML writer:
- Ensure URI escaping needed for `html4` (#9905). Unicode characters need not be escaped for html5, and still won’t be.
- Don’t emit unnecessary classes in HTML tables (#9325, Thomas Soeiro). Pandoc used to emit a `header` class on the `tr` element that forms the table header. This is no longer needed, because `head > tr` will do the same thing. Similarly, pandoc used to emit `even` and `odd` classes on `tr`s, allowing striped styling. This is no longer needed, because one can use e.g. `tbody tr:nth-child(2n)`.
Compatibility warning: users who relied on these classes to style tables may need to adjust their CSS.
- JATS writer:
- Support `supplementary-material` in metadata for `jats_articlepublishing` (#9818).
- LaTeX writer:
- New method for ensuring images don’t overflow (#9660). Previously we relied on graphicx internals and made global changes to Gin to force images to be resized if they exceed textwidth. This approach is brittle and caused problems with `\includesvg` (see #9660). The new approach uses a new macro `\pandocbounded` that is now defined in the LaTeX template. (Thanks here to Falk Hanisch in https://github.com/mrpiggi/svg/issues/60.) The LaTeX writer has been changed to enclose `\includegraphics` and `\includesvg` commands in this macro when they don’t explicitly specify a width or height. In addition, the writer now adds `keepaspectratio` to the `\includegraphics` or `\includesvg` options if `height` is specified without width, or vice versa. Previously, this was set in the preamble as a global option. Users should attend to the following compatibility issues:
- If custom templates are used with the new LaTeX writer, they will have to be updated to include the new `\pandocbounded` macro, or an error will be raised because of the undefined macro.
- Documents that specify explicit dimensions for an image may render differently, if the dimensions are greater than the line width or page height. Previously pandoc would shrink these images to fit, but the new behavior takes the specified dimensions literally. In addition, pandoc previously always enforced `keepaspectratio`, even when width and height were both specified, so images with width and height specified that do not conform to their intrinsic aspect ratio will appear differently.
- Task lists must be unordered (#9185).
- Specify language option for `selnolig` and only include it if `english` or `german` is used (#9863). (This includes changes to the LaTeX template.) This should restore proper ligature suppression when lualatex is used.
- Fix `--toc-depth` with beamer output (#9861). Previously only top-level sections were ever included in the TOC, regardless of the setting of `--toc-depth`.
- Use `\linewidth` instead of `\columnwidth` or `\textwidth` for resizing figures, table cells, etc. in LaTeX (#9775). `\linewidth`, unlike the others, is sensitive to indented environments like lists.
- LaTeX template: put `babel-lang` in options to beamer (#9868). This is required to make beamer use proper localized terms for things like “Section.”
- Markdown writer:
- Don’t print extra caption when using `implicit_figures`.
- Ensure blank line after HTML blocks in commonmark-based formats (#9792).
- Fix bug rendering block quotes in lists (#9908).
- Typst writer:
- Support ‘.typst:no-figure’ and ‘typst:figure:kind=kind’ attributes (#9778, Carlos Scheidegger). This extends support for fine-grained properties in Typst. If the `typst:no-figure` class is present on a Table, the table will not be placed in a figure. If the `typst:figure:kind` attribute is present, its value will be used for the figure’s `kind` (#9777). These features are documented in `doc/typst-property-output.md`.
- Typst template:
- Add subtitle (#9747, Mickaël Canouil).
- Use content rather than string for title, author, date, email (#9823). This allows formatting in title, author, date, and email fields. Since the PDF metadata requires a string, and typst only converts the title to a string (not the authors), we use
- Textile writer:
- Get rid of header, odd, even classes on `tr` (#9376).
- Text.Pandoc.Class:
- `fillMediaBag`: Convert IOErrors to warnings when fetching absolute paths (#9859, Albert Krewinkel). This will allow many conversions that would have failed with an error to succeed (albeit without images or other needed resources).
- Text.Pandoc.ImageSize:
- Don’t prefer exif width/height when they conflict with image width/height (#9871). That was a mistaken call in #6936. Usually when these values disagree, it is because the image has been resized by a tool that leaves the original exif values the same, so the width/height metadata are more likely to be correct that exif width/height.
- Text.Pandoc.SelfContained:
- Strip CRs from XML before base64 encoding for data URI (so tests can work on Windows).
- Only create `<svg>` elements for SVG images when the image has the class `inline-svg`. Otherwise just use a `data` URI as we do with other images (#9787).
- Lua subsystem (Albert Krewinkel):
- Split Init module into more modules. The module has grown unwieldy and is therefore split into three internal Haskell modules, `Init`, `Module`, and `Run`.
- Add function `pandoc.utils.run_lua_filter` (#9803).
- Add function `pandoc.template.get` (#9854, co-authored by Carsten Gips). The function allows to specify a template with the same argument value that would be used with the `--template` command line parameter.
- Keep CommonState object in the registry. The state is an internal value and should be treated as such. The `PANDOC_STATE` global is merely a copy; unsetting the global no longer breaks the Lua engine.
- Allow passing an environment to `run_lua_filter`. The default is now to use a *copy* of the global environment when running a filter; this ensures better separation when `run_lua_filter` is used multiple times. A custom environment can be specified via the optional third parameter.
- Set `pandoc.List` as default metatable for JSON lists (#9834). Lists created by `pandoc.json.decode` now behave like lists generated via `pandoc.List`. This also ensures that `pandoc.List` tables are encoded as JSON arrays when passed to `pandoc.json.encode`.
- Text.Pandoc.Writers.Shared: export `toTaskListItem` \[API change\].
- Add unexported module Text.Pandoc.Char. This exports `isCJK`. Use this instead of locally defined `isCJK` in T.P.Readers.MediaWiki.
- MANUAL.txt:
- Remove false claim that Lua mode does not support `-i` (#9757, Ian Max Andolina).
- Use level-3 headings for extensions (to avoid gaps).
- Add anchor for tagging extension.
- Remove explicit referencess to generate anchors. These will be linkified automatically.
- Fixed links to `option--reference-doc`.
- Add a note that column widths aren’t supported in pptx for Divs with class `columns` (#9890).
- Fix alerts example (#9826, Ian Max Andolina).
- Fix markup of `babelfonts` example code (Albert Krewinkel).
- `doc/custom-writers.md`:
- Fix usage of Template in example (Albert Krewinkel).
- Document the separator arg of `Writer.Blocks` (Albert Krewinkel).
- `doc/lua-filters.md` (Albert Krewinkel):
- Fix outdated documentation for math and quoting functions and fields.
- Autogenerate docs for module `pandoc.template` and `pandoc.layout`.
- Document operators of the “Doc” type.
- pandoc-lua-engine: depend on pandoc \>= 3.2 (see #9755).
- Allow crypton-connection 0.4, time 1.14.
- Allow tasty-quickcheck 0.11.
- Use latest emojis, skylighting, skylighting-core, citeproc, djot, commonmark-extensions, typst-hs
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Update the PANDOC_VERSION variable in the Makefile
1 file(s) updated with "PANDOC_VERSION ?= 3.2.1": * Makefile
3.2.1
Release published on the 2024-06-24 21:37:08 +0000 UTC at the url https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/releases/tag/3.2.1 <details> <summary>Click to expand changelog</summary> - Fix `gfm_auto_identifiers` to replace emojis with their aliases, as documented (#9876). - CSV reader: - Turn line breaks into LineBreaks not SoftBreaks (#9797). - Docx reader: - Support task lists (#8211). - Fix a small bug in parsing delimiters in numbered lists, which led to the default delimiter being used wrongly in some cases. - Improve handling of captions. - Turn captioned images into Figure elements. Closes #9391. - Improve the logic for associating elements with captions (#9358). - Ensure that captions that can’t be associated with an element aren’t just silently dropped (#9610). - Support HorizontalRule. We support both pandoc-style and the style described on a Microsoft support page, an empty paragraph with a bottom border (#6285). - React to `"left"` value on `jc` attribute. - Handle column and cell alignments (#8551). We take the column alignments from the first body row. - Fix a bug that caused comments inside insertions or deletions to be ignored (#9833). - HTML reader: - Better handle non-`li` elements in `ul` and `ol` (#9809). For example, a `p` after a closed `li` will be incorporated into the previous `li`. This mirrors what browsers do with this invalid HTML. - LaTeX reader: - Fix parsing of dimensions beginning with `.`, e.g. `\kern.1pt` (#9902). - Markdown reader: - Allow author-only textual citations (#7219). E.g. `-@reese2002` outside of brackets. - RST reader: - Tighten up rules for when emphasis can start (#9805). - Support `:cite:` role with citeproc (#9904). A subset of the functionality of the sphinxcontrib-bibtex extension to Sphinx is supported. - Textile reader: - Don’t let spans begin right after a symbol (#9878). - Texinfo writer: - Ensure proper escaping in all node/link contexts. - Target node rather than anchor when possible in internal links. - Remove illegal characters from internal link anchors (#6177). - Use two commas not one in `@ref`. - Don’t add anchors to headings. We don’t need them, now that we make internal links use the node. - Avoid duplicate node names. - Improve menus. Properly handle the case where the node name is different from the descriptive title. - Texinfo template: add variables for filename and version. - Typst reader: - Fix an incomplete pattern match (#9807). - Handle inline bodies ending in a parbreak. E.g. `#strong[ test ] - ConTeXt template: remove `\setupbackend[export=yes]` (#9820). - Docx writer: - Omit `jc` attribute on table cells with AlignDefault (#5662). - Better formatting for task lists. Task lists are now properly formatted, with no bullet (#5198). - Replace an expensive generic traverse to remove Space elements, for better performance. - The new OpenXML template had spaces for metadata that need to be filled with OpenXML fragments with the proper shape. This patch ensures that everything is the right shape. - Wrap figures with `id` in a bookmark (#8662). - Add eastAsia font hints to `w:r` (#9817). We do this when the text in the run contains any CJK characters. This ensures that ambiguous code points (e.g. quotation marks) will be represented as “wide” characters when together with CJK characters. - Clean up Abstract Title and Subtitle in default reference docx. Center Subtitle, remove color. - Allow OpenXML templates to be used with `docx` (#8338, #9069, #7256, #2928). The `--reference-doc` option allows customization of styles in docx output, but it does not allow one to adjust the content of the output (e.g., changing the order in which metadata, the table of contents, and the body of the document are displayed), or adding boilerplate text before or after the document body. For these changes, one can now use `--template` with an OpenXML template. (See the default `openxml` template for a sample.) `--include-before-body` and `--include-after-body` can also now be used with `docx` output. The included files must be OpenXML fragments suitable for inclusion in the document body. - New unexported module Text.Pandoc.Writers.Docx.OpenXML. - HTML writer: - Ensure URI escaping needed for `html4` (#9905). Unicode characters need not be escaped for html5, and still won’t be. - Don’t emit unnecessary classes in HTML tables (#9325, Thomas Soeiro). Pandoc used to emit a `header` class on the `tr` element that forms the table header. This is no longer needed, because `head > tr` will do the same thing. Similarly, pandoc used to emit `even` and `odd` classes on `tr`s, allowing striped styling. This is no longer needed, because one can use e.g. `tbody tr:nth-child(2n)`. Compatibility warning: users who relied on these classes to style tables may need to adjust their CSS. - JATS writer: - Support `supplementary-material` in metadata for `jats_articlepublishing` (#9818). - LaTeX writer: - New method for ensuring images don’t overflow (#9660). Previously we relied on graphicx internals and made global changes to Gin to force images to be resized if they exceed textwidth. This approach is brittle and caused problems with `\includesvg` (see #9660). The new approach uses a new macro `\pandocbounded` that is now defined in the LaTeX template. (Thanks here to Falk Hanisch in https://github.com/mrpiggi/svg/issues/60.) The LaTeX writer has been changed to enclose `\includegraphics` and `\includesvg` commands in this macro when they don’t explicitly specify a width or height. In addition, the writer now adds `keepaspectratio` to the `\includegraphics` or `\includesvg` options if `height` is specified without width, or vice versa. Previously, this was set in the preamble as a global option. Users should attend to the following compatibility issues: - If custom templates are used with the new LaTeX writer, they will have to be updated to include the new `\pandocbounded` macro, or an error will be raised because of the undefined macro. - Documents that specify explicit dimensions for an image may render differently, if the dimensions are greater than the line width or page height. Previously pandoc would shrink these images to fit, but the new behavior takes the specified dimensions literally. In addition, pandoc previously always enforced `keepaspectratio`, even when width and height were both specified, so images with width and height specified that do not conform to their intrinsic aspect ratio will appear differently. - Task lists must be unordered (#9185). - Specify language option for `selnolig` and only include it if `english` or `german` is used (#9863). (This includes changes to the LaTeX template.) This should restore proper ligature suppression when lualatex is used. - Fix `--toc-depth` with beamer output (#9861). Previously only top-level sections were ever included in the TOC, regardless of the setting of `--toc-depth`. - Use `\linewidth` instead of `\columnwidth` or `\textwidth` for resizing figures, table cells, etc. in LaTeX (#9775). `\linewidth`, unlike the others, is sensitive to indented environments like lists. - LaTeX template: put `babel-lang` in options to beamer (#9868). This is required to make beamer use proper localized terms for things like “Section.” - Markdown writer: - Don’t print extra caption when using `implicit_figures`. - Ensure blank line after HTML blocks in commonmark-based formats (#9792). - Fix bug rendering block quotes in lists (#9908). - Typst writer: - Support ‘.typst:no-figure’ and ‘typst:figure:kind=kind’ attributes (#9778, Carlos Scheidegger). This extends support for fine-grained properties in Typst. If the `typst:no-figure` class is present on a Table, the table will not be placed in a figure. If the `typst:figure:kind` attribute is present, its value will be used for the figure’s `kind` (#9777). These features are documented in `doc/typst-property-output.md`. - Typst template: - Add subtitle (#9747, Mickaël Canouil). - Use content rather than string for title, author, date, email (#9823). This allows formatting in title, author, date, and email fields. Since the PDF metadata requires a string, and typst only converts the title to a string (not the authors), we use - Textile writer: - Get rid of header, odd, even classes on `tr` (#9376). - Text.Pandoc.Class: - `fillMediaBag`: Convert IOErrors to warnings when fetching absolute paths (#9859, Albert Krewinkel). This will allow many conversions that would have failed with an error to succeed (albeit without images or other needed resources). - Text.Pandoc.ImageSize: - Don’t prefer exif width/height when they conflict with image width/height (#9871). That was a mistaken call in #6936. Usually when these values disagree, it is because the image has been resized by a tool that leaves the original exif values the same, so the width/height metadata are more likely to be correct that exif width/height. - Text.Pandoc.SelfContained: - Strip CRs from XML before base64 encoding for data URI (so tests can work on Windows). - Only create `<svg>` elements for SVG images when the image has the class `inline-svg`. Otherwise just use a `data` URI as we do with other images (#9787). - Lua subsystem (Albert Krewinkel): - Split Init module into more modules. The module has grown unwieldy and is therefore split into three internal Haskell modules, `Init`, `Module`, and `Run`. - Add function `pandoc.utils.run_lua_filter` (#9803). - Add function `pandoc.template.get` (#9854, co-authored by Carsten Gips). The function allows to specify a template with the same argument value that would be used with the `--template` command line parameter. - Keep CommonState object in the registry. The state is an internal value and should be treated as such. The `PANDOC_STATE` global is merely a copy; unsetting the global no longer breaks the Lua engine. - Allow passing an environment to `run_lua_filter`. The default is now to use a *copy* of the global environment when running a filter; this ensures better separation when `run_lua_filter` is used multiple times. A custom environment can be specified via the optional third parameter. - Set `pandoc.List` as default metatable for JSON lists (#9834). Lists created by `pandoc.json.decode` now behave like lists generated via `pandoc.List`. This also ensures that `pandoc.List` tables are encoded as JSON arrays when passed to `pandoc.json.encode`. - Text.Pandoc.Writers.Shared: export `toTaskListItem` \[API change\]. - Add unexported module Text.Pandoc.Char. This exports `isCJK`. Use this instead of locally defined `isCJK` in T.P.Readers.MediaWiki. - MANUAL.txt: - Remove false claim that Lua mode does not support `-i` (#9757, Ian Max Andolina). - Use level-3 headings for extensions (to avoid gaps). - Add anchor for tagging extension. - Remove explicit referencess to generate anchors. These will be linkified automatically. - Fixed links to `option--reference-doc`. - Add a note that column widths aren’t supported in pptx for Divs with class `columns` (#9890). - Fix alerts example (#9826, Ian Max Andolina). - Fix markup of `babelfonts` example code (Albert Krewinkel). - `doc/custom-writers.md`: - Fix usage of Template in example (Albert Krewinkel). - Document the separator arg of `Writer.Blocks` (Albert Krewinkel). - `doc/lua-filters.md` (Albert Krewinkel): - Fix outdated documentation for math and quoting functions and fields. - Autogenerate docs for module `pandoc.template` and `pandoc.layout`. - Document operators of the “Doc” type. - pandoc-lua-engine: depend on pandoc \>= 3.2 (see #9755). - Allow crypton-connection 0.4, time 1.14. - Allow tasty-quickcheck 0.11. - Use latest emojis, skylighting, skylighting-core, citeproc, djot, commonmark-extensions, typst-hs </details>Created automatically by Updatecli
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