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Snuffleupagus opened this issue Feb 27, 2022 · 2 comments
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Time for a new release? #14613

Snuffleupagus opened this issue Feb 27, 2022 · 2 comments
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Snuffleupagus commented Feb 27, 2022

The latest release was a little over two months ago, and there's been a fair number of api-minor changes since then. (In general, slightly shorter release cycles shouldn't hurt.)

Of particular interest here is PR #13261, which improved searching (in the viewer) a great deal:

  • It added support for searching with/without diacritics.
  • It added arbitrary white-space matching when searching.
  • It fixed searching for hyphenated words, when line-breaks are present.
  • It improved searching around punctuation characters.

There's also been a number of (API-observable) changes/deprecations regarding both browser and PDF.js options support, in addition to various annotations, font-conversion, and smask bug fixes. Finally, there's also a few (smaller) TypeScript definition improvements.

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This looks like a good moment to me too for the reasons above and because we don't have any PRs in the queue that need merging right now. I'll make the release today.

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Closing since version 2.13.216 is now released; please see https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/releases/tag/v2.13.216 for the release notes.

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