Releases: ocaml/merlin
Releases · ocaml/merlin
v3.3.1
v3.3.0
CHANGES:
Fri May 31 11:09:08 BST 2019
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backend
- interpret
-ppflag - backtrack warnings in all versions, not just 4.06
- silence C compiler warnings (by David Allsopp and Bernhard Schommer)
- remove sturgeon support
- allow to select sections to log
- better error message on ocaml version mismatch
- locate:
- handle functors and functor applications
- do not use the location coming from the environment
- tweaked caching policy
- fix environment when a file disappears
- fix -short-paths handling of classes and class types (by Leo White)
- don't select deprecated paths in -short-paths (by Leo White)
- return type info in outline query (by Andrey Popp)
- properly handle new lines in the lexer
- better tracking of errors reported by the parser and by preprocessors
- add support for OCaml 4.08
- tweaked the recovery strategy in presence of syntax errors
- timing information in replies now includes wall clock time.
- dump command can new dump the parsetree post preprocessing
- interpret
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editors modes
-
emacs
- fix merlin-xref.el install (by Emilio Jesus Gallego Arias)
- keep labels matching the prefix the user has typed rather than
dropping them (by Mitchell Plamann) - remove unused
merlin--overlayfunction (by Wilfred Hughes) - show the number of errors in the modline (by Wilfred Hughes)
- call a logger on the client side if one is defined
- allow user to disable completion inside comments and strings
- show errors and types even when buffer is narrowed (by Wilfred Hughes)
- make sure PATH is updated when merlin-command is 'opam
-
vim
- better FindBinary
- make the log buffer a scratch buffer (by Tom Johnson)
- execute buffer switching silently (by Fabian)
- restore view after updating merlin type buffer (by Fabian)
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-
testsuite
- Switched to mdx with cram syntax.
Special thanks to Rudi Grinberg for helping us in reviewing and merging
pull-requests.
v3.2.2
v3.2.1
v3.2.0
v2.5.0
This is the first release of Merlin supporting OCaml 4.03.0.
The frontend can now be extended using merlin-extend. This allows to support Reason. More preprocessors might be added later.
Otherwise there are no new user-facing features, but a lot of code has been cleaned up or rewritten.
The next step is to have a clean code base for Merlin 3.0 and start adding new features... or fixing existing ones.