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CHANGELOG

Releases

0.8.2

(2024-09-01)

Fixed

  • add a space between author and email when falling back to OS user name and host
  • Neovim error messages no longer throw errors of their own

Changed

  • standard headers now identify Creative Commons licenses by full name, not SPDX id; machine readable format will print the id as before

Added

  • new supported file type: Cpp2/cppfront #43
  • new file extension mappings for Pascal: *.dpk, *.dpr and *.lpr
  • several new internationalized Creative Commons variants

New contributors

0.8.1

(2023-07-30)

Fixed

  • a regression that spoiled generated copyright lines was rolled back; author name and email will be separated by a space like before

Added

0.8.0

(2023-07-23)

Breaking Change

Python 2 hosts are no longer supported. For NeoVim, 3.7 or later is required.

Changed

  • the :CPYwrite command will try to add an @author tag to existing JavaDoc comments above the main class in Java files
  • comment headers in Pascal files are now enclosed by (*...*)

Added

  • new option, g:cpywrite#java#add_class_doc, to (dis/en)able adding the @author tag to JavaDoc comments

0.7.0

(2022-01-10)

Fixed

  • copyright now appears in the correct place in GPL v1 and v2 license headers. Previously, an overly permissive regex would match the historical ZIP code of the Free Software Foundation (a regression dating from version 0.4.0 )
  • makefiles and Dockerfiles with no extension are no longer treated as shell scripts
  • generic dotfiles no longer match with Vim script
  • running the cpywrite module as a script will not make a backup of newly created files
  • new files generated by the cpywrite module will not be padded with null bytes
  • unit tests no longer hang on neovim

Changed

  • by default, executable script files no longer have their shebang lines replaced with a template. Setting g:cpywrite#preserve_shebangs to 0 restores the old behaviour
  • the &syntax property is now always considered when detecting file type

Added

  • new :CPYwriteKeepShebangs command for setting g:cpywrite#preserve_shebangs
  • new supported file types:
    • Config
    • Dockerfile
    • (DOS) INI
    • Makefile
    • Properties
    • reStructuredText
    • Xresources (detected by &syntax, i.e., works in vim sessions only)
    • YAML

Note.

Typical make- and Dockerfiles with no extension will be prepended with bash-style # comments as before, without a shebang line (see above).

Makefile extensions .mk and .mak will also match the Make file type; the .dockerfile extension matches the Dockerfile type.

0.6.0

(2021-10-01)

Fixed

  • prevent authorship regex from matching publication dates in the verbatim text of the Apache 2.0, GD and X11 licenses
  • running the cpywrite module as a Python script will not overwrite existing files

Added

  • new g:cpywrite#machine_readable option to format license and copyright as tags; can be set with :CPYwriteToggleStyle
  • new g:cpywrite#no_anonymous option to always state the copyright holder above Public Domain licenses; can be set with :CPYwriteAllowAnonymous
  • support for DOS Batch files

0.5.0

(2021-07-03)

Fixed

  • fallback to a system user name if no git email exists

Changed

  • preserve existing markup, encoding and doctype declarations at the top of XML, HTML or PHP files

Added

  • support for these file types:
    • Julia
    • Prolog (detected by &syntax when the extension is *.pl)
    • XML

0.4.0

(2021-05-24)

Fixed

  • include user's email in the ECL-1.0 header

Changed

  • the initial value of g:cpywrite#default_license is now 'Apache-2.0'
  • drop the deprecated FreeBSD variant of the BSD 2-Clause License
  • detect more styles of authorship template, like a generic range of years (e.g. <yyyy, yyyy>), or an actual year that's merely historical (e.g. copyright notice of the 0BSD). The old matching rules are retained for the licenses that need them (e.g. the GFDLs, the ECLs, the older GPLs, etc.)

Added

0.3.4

(2021-04-04)

Fixed

  • prevent copyright year regex from accidentally matching older versions of the Mozilla Public License
  • don't throw an exception if the full name of a license doesn't start with The
  • don't print angle brackets when user.email is empty

Changed

  • try to detect the user's interpreter program when modifying a shell script
  • remove example GIF from plugin assets and use a hyperlink instead

0.3.3

(2021-03-08)

Fixed

  • (temporarily) request ALL full text licenses from the previous release versions (with the exception of the Unlicense and BSD-1-Clause as before). A future release will probably start using a different repository when these versions fall too far behind the officially recognized templates
  • minor refactoring of some redundant code

0.3.2

(2020-12-28)

Fixed

  • replace double-quotes with single-quotes when filetypes use " as their comment delimiter (i.e. VimL, Smalltalk)
  • (temporarily) avoid requesting defective copies of the full Unlicense and BSD-1-Clause
  • minor pruning of some unreachable code (overlooked in last release)

Added

  • match the .mkd extension with Markdown files
  • support for these file types:
    • Eiffel
    • PureScript
    • R
    • ReasonML
    • Smalltalk
    • Vala

0.3.1

(2020-10-26)

Changed

  • use reStructuredText in project documentation

Fixed

  • call re.escape() on emails when searching authorship templates in case they contain regex symbols, e.g. [email protected]

0.3.0

(2020-10-12)

Changed

  • options that were prefixed with cpywrite_ now start with cpywrite#; this will allow future options to be loaded from the autoload directory
  • licenses are now identified by full name when there's no standard header

Note. To keep longer names like (e.g.) the LGPLvX.X from running off the screen, enable line wrapping in your vimrc or init.vim:

set lbr
set tw=500 "break after 500 characters
set wrap "wrap lines

Added

  • HTTP responses are now cached in the user's temp directory
  • the option to hide the current buffer's name in license headers by setting g:cpywrite#hide_filename to a non-zero value
  • a :CPYwriteToggleFilename command for setting the above option
  • detect .vimrc, .gvim, .ideavim and .exrc as Vim files
  • support for these file types:
    • D
    • Edn (.edn)
    • Fennel
    • Markdown
    • ReactJS (.jsx) and ES Module (.mjs)
    • Scala
    • Swift

0.2.1

(2020-08-16)

Fixed

  • improve load time of autoload/cpywrite.vim
  • refactor regex that was inserting authorship at random places in full license text

Added

  • recognize .vimrc as VimL
  • prevent copyright notice for appearing on public domain (i.e. copyright-free) licenses, in both modes
  • leave one blank line after header
  • support for these file types:
    • Ada
    • Assembler
    • Coffescript
    • Elixir
    • Elm
    • Erlang
    • Kotlin
    • Lua
    • Objective-C
    • Pascal

0.2.0

(2020-08-13)

Fixed

  • extract feature tests and core functions to autoload directory to improve startup time (#2)

Added

  • document suggestion to use set wildmenu for faster completions when not using neovim

0.1.1

(2020-07-25)

Fixed

  • brief notices are now fully capitalized
  • better-looking standard headers for the older GPL and GFDL licenses families

Added

  • convenience commands for getting/setting global options:
    • :CPYwriteDefaultLicense -- supports <tab> completion
    • :CPYwriteToggleMode -- switches g:cpywrite#verbatim_mode on/off
  • relaxed file naming rules to accept full paths
  • recognize CMakeLists files with the .txt extension
  • apply line wrapping to keep standard headers within 80 chars (you should still configure vim to wrap lines for best results)

0.1.0

(2020-06-18)

  • initial release