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@commonquail commonquail released this 12 Jan 20:40
· 153 commits to master since this release

This release makes commitmsgfmt preserve subject lines that match the patterns supported by git rebase --autosquash, to wit: fixup! and squash! . In most cases this change will likely be a no-op, but in the edge-case where, for instance, a user wishes to annotate such a "fixup" commit with details about what makes it worthwhile for a reviewer's benefit, commitmstfmt would compromise any subject line above the length limit.

The release also bumps the Rust version to 1.34.2, the version shipped in Debian "buster".

Sadly both the Travis CI and AppVeyor deploy integrations have ossified since release v1.2.0 so this release only publishes pre-compiled binaries for Linux.