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@Slackadays Slackadays released this 06 Oct 17:18
· 30 commits to main since this release

๐Ÿ“œ Summary

The Clipboard Project is an advanced clipboard manager for the terminal. No other one exists with features like an unlimited history, unlimited clipboards, and user friendliness all while being in the command line!

0.9.1 includes various fixes and improvements, plus a new "secret ignore" feature that lets you securely ignore secrets like passwords without storing them directly.

โœจ New

  • Added "secret ignore". Securely ignore secrets by doing cb ignore --secret my_secret1, and CB will save my_secret1's hash and compare all future copied content to it. If it matches, CB will not save what you copied. Clear the secret ignore rules with cb ignore --secret "", but be warned that this is irreversible!

๐Ÿช› Fixed

  • Fixed unicode escaping in JSON
  • Don't remove cut files if you have cancelled pasting them
  • Handle the case where argv[0] doesn't exist (this happens on OpenBSD)
  • Handle more cases where the clipboard lock file needs to be deleted

๐ŸŽ›๏ธ Changed

  • OpenSSL added as a required library

๐Ÿ”ฎ Looking ahead

The next release is likely 0.10.0 which will include the new script action where you can run a script whenever you access a clipboard. I'm releasing 0.9.1 now just to get these improvements out the door while you wait for 0.10.0.

โš ๏ธ Note

There are no Windows arm64 builds for this release because I can't figure out how to get CMake to see the OpenSSL arm64 installation. If you can figure this out, that would be awesome!