HTML2PDF enhancements, Excel import from .xlsx, Improved reporting for query syntax errors on Search Screen
LatestThis release includes the following enhancements:
The HTML2PDF library has been extracted into a separate Python package, which now also bundles the HTML2PDF.js library. Both repositories are available under the Apache 2 license when used within StrictDoc:
The Excel import feature now supports the .xlsx format [@thseiler].
The Search Screen provides more detailed error messages when search query syntax errors occur [@mplum].
The TextX dependency has been upgraded to resolve a conflict, and minor improvements have been made to StrictDoc's documentation [@nogjam].
What's Changed
- Don't discard date on save by @haxtibal in #2057
- Fix broken "Contributing to StrictDoc" URL by @nogjam in #2059
- Fixes #2062: Upgrade TextX 3.0 to 4.0 by @nogjam in #2064
- Resolves #2065: Silence multiprocessing KeyboardInterrupt traceback by @nogjam in #2066
- docs: document the option of installing with virtual environments by @nogjam in #2060
- Enable running single e2e test by @mplum in #2072
- Use rST admonitions where possible for "Note", "Observation", "Example" by @nogjam in #2069
- Report search query error message on UI by @mplum in #2071
- excel import: support for .xlsx by @thseiler in #2073
- html2pdf: switch to html2print pip package by @stanislaw in #2074
- html2pdf: remove from the repository, use from Pip package by @stanislaw in #2075
- Revert "tests/end2end: disable HTML2PDF test on macOS for now" by @stanislaw in #2076
- html2pdf: upgrade to the new version with a custom ChromeDriver downloader by @stanislaw in #2081
New Contributors
Full Changelog: 0.5.0...0.6.0