Releases: tsutaj/statements-manager
v1.6.0
statements-manager v1.6.0 continues the ongoing work to generate more useful statement files for holding contests (e.g. JAG domestic contest, regional contest, and more)
Overview of Changes from v1.5.0
- Support Problemset File Output
- You can output problemset file that includes all problems in a project.
- When you execute
ss-manager run
and want to create it, use-p
or--problemset
option.
- Support Style Template for HTML/PDF
- You can specify style template file. It is used for generating HTML/PDF files.
- The path to a template path must be specified in
problemset.toml
otherwise the default template is used. See README file for the detail.
- Support Manual PDF Rendering Settings
- Before this release, there was no way to change PDF rendering settings from default. Now you can write them manually in
problemset.toml
. See README file for the detail.
- Before this release, there was no way to change PDF rendering settings from default. Now you can write them manually in
For minor changes, see below:
Detailed Changes from v1.5.0
later v1.6.0-rc4
- ADD (feature): PDF rendering settings at
problemset.toml
#91 - FIX: usage of
reg-creds
command #93 - FIX: HTML / PDF outputs including assets (e.g. images) #94
- FIX: save credentials to the default hidden path #95
v1.6.0-rc4
- FIX: write
#pragma once
in constraints file #87 - ADD (feature): generating problemset file (beta) #89
- assets are not supported (we want to support them at next release)
v1.6.0-rc3
- FIX: rendering issue #84
- If proposed statements (e.g. addition, deletion, replacement) have remained, this application rendered all of them. This behavior is the cause of mixed version rendering, so we fixed this problem.
- FIX (minor issue): set default working directory #86
- set
.
(current directory) as default
- set
v1.6.0-rc2
- ADD (feature): ignore specified sample files #75
- You can use Unix shell-style wildcards.
- FIX: regard
*.diff
file as a sample output file #72 - FIX (bug): minor math-expression rendering issue #77
- FIX (bug): file naming rule #68
v1.6.0-rc1
- ADD (new feature): specifying a HTML template file #44
- You can also apply preprocessing for before-rendered Markdown file, and post-processing for after-rendered HTML file. They might be useful for further HTML customizing (see also
sample/D
directory)
- You can also apply preprocessing for before-rendered Markdown file, and post-processing for after-rendered HTML file. They might be useful for further HTML customizing (see also
v1.6.0-rc4
statements-manager v1.6.0-rc4 continues the ongoing work to generate more useful statement files for holding contests (e.g. JAG domestic contest, regional contest, and more)
v1.6.0-rc3
statements-manager v1.6.0-rc3 continues the ongoing work to generate more useful statement files for holding contests (e.g. JAG domestic contest, regional contest, and more)
- FIX: rendering issue #84
- If proposed statements (e.g. addition, deletion, replacement) have remained, this application rendered all of them. This behavior is the cause of mixed version rendering, so we fixed this problem.
- FIX (minor issue): set default working directory #86
- set
.
(current directory) as default
- set
v1.6.0-rc2
statements-manager v1.6.0-rc2 continues the ongoing work to generate more useful statement files for holding contests (e.g. JAG domestic contest, regional contest, and more)
- ADD (feature): ignore specified sample files #75
- You can use Unix shell-style wildcards.
- FIX: regard
*.diff
file as a sample output file #72 - FIX (bug): minor math-expression rendering issue #77
- FIX (bug): file naming rule #68
v1.6.0-rc1
statements-manager v1.6.0-rc1 continues the ongoing work to generate more useful statement files for holding contests (e.g. JAG domestic contest, regional contest, and more)
- ADD (new feature): specifying a HTML template file #44
- You can also apply preprocessing for before-rendered Markdown file, and post-processing for after-rendered HTML file. They might be useful for further HTML customizing (see also
sample/D
directory)
- You can also apply preprocessing for before-rendered Markdown file, and post-processing for after-rendered HTML file. They might be useful for further HTML customizing (see also
v1.5.0
- ADD (new feature): dealing multiple statements at single file (#50)
- this feature could be useful in some cases below:
- multiple languages (e.g. Japanese and English)
- problems which differ only constraints (e.g. managing both problem C1 and C2)
- this feature could be useful in some cases below:
- ADD (new feature): automatic
mode
recognition (#54)- predict
mode
parameter based onpath
- predict