GitHub Releases

gander: Gander 1.8

2026-08-04T14:36:16Z

Small fix release.

Short documents no longer show a grey band below the content. The shared stylesheet set a background on both html and body, and each viewer only overrode body. Since body is only as tall as its content, anything shorter than the screen left the grey showing underneath. Most obvious in dark mode on Markdown and text files, where the document is dark and the band is light.

Fixed in the Markdown, text, spreadsheet and slide viewers. (#7, thanks @lalalasupa0)

Install

Gander-1.8-arm64.apk fits practically every phone from 2017 onward. Use the universal build for very old or x86 devices.

Verify before installing if you like. Signing certificate SHA-256:

5B:5C:F6:4A:94:23:7C:D5:F0:E0:85:76:00:38:BC:1C:EB:DF:18:DA:BA:5C:B3:EA:CA:7C:15:9F:22:A7:E2:4B

ripgrep: ignore-0.4.33

2026-08-04T14:00:08Z

ignore-0.4.33

ripgrep: globset-0.4.20

2026-08-04T13:59:57Z

globset-0.4.20

biome: Biome CLI v2.5.7

2026-08-04T13:24:41Z

2.5.7

Patch Changes

#10822 c171b3b Thanks @pkallos! - Added the option ignoreIfStatements to useNullishCoalescing. Biome now flags if statements that only assign to a nullish variable (such as if (!a) { a = b }) and can rewrite them to ??=. When enabled, Biome ignores those if statements.
#11136 e63354c Thanks @AkashNaickar! - Added a new nursery rule noExtendNative, which reports extending the prototype of a built-in object.
#10094 e007143 Thanks @THEjacob1000! - Added the nursery rule noTailwindArbitraryValue. Biome now reports Tailwind CSS arbitrary values such as w-[400px], including in HTML/JSX class attributes, configured utility functions, and tagged templates.
#11184 135f476 Thanks @subotac! - Fixed #11176: noUnknownPseudoClass now recognizes Vue's :deep() pseudo-class inside .vue style blocks.
#8239 a519f9d Thanks @cormacrelf! - Fixed #8233, where Biome CLI in
stdin mode didn't work correctly when handling files in projects with nested
configurations. For example, with the following structure,
--stdin-file-path=subdirectory/... would not use the nested configuration in
subdirectory/biome.json:
```
├── biome.json
└── subdirectory
    ├── biome.json
    └── lib.js
```
```
biome format --write --stdin-file-path=subdirectory/lib.js < subdirectory/lib.js
```
Now, the nested configuration is correctly picked up and applied.

In addition, Biome now shows a warning if --stdin-file-path is provided but
that path is ignored and therefore not formatted or fixed.
#11138 8c2c6bd Thanks @ematipico! - Fixed noUnnecessaryConditions: Biome now chooses the same function overload as TypeScript when an argument is a callback, so conditions that were previously missed are reported.

The following code is now invalid, because a parameter typed () => void accepts an async callback and schedule therefore returns string:
```
declare function schedule(handler: () => void): string;
declare function schedule(handler: () => Promise<void>): string | undefined;

schedule(async () => {}) ?? "fallback";
```
The following code is also now invalid, because map(() => 42) returns 42:
```
type Mapper<T> = () => T;
declare function map<T>(mapper: Mapper<T>): T;

map(() => 42) || flag;
```
#11138 8c2c6bd Thanks @ematipico! - Fixed #11087: noUnnecessaryConditions no longer reports optional chains and nullish coalescing whose receiver can be nullish.

For example, the optional chain and fallback in the following code are no longer reported:
```
declare const usage: { range: { startDate: string } } | null;
const startDate = usage?.range.startDate ?? "N/A";
```
#11118 9c16840 Thanks @subotac! - Fixed #11098: The HTML formatter now preserves the configured trailing newline when a file ends with a comment.
```
-
\ No newline at end of file
+
```
#11201 0e80610 Thanks @Bishwas-py! - Fixed #11182: suppression comments for noPositiveTabindex now suppress the rule in HTML files when the attributes of the element span multiple lines.
#11079 607afd2 Thanks @dyc3! - The HTML formatter now lays out the srcset attribute of <img> and <source> as the list of candidates it is. Runs of whitespace between candidates collapse, and once the list no longer fits on one line each candidate goes on its own line with the descriptors aligned:
```
- <img srcset="/visual@0.5.png  400w, /visual.png 805w, /visual@2x.png 1610w, /visual@3x.png 2415w" />
+ <img
+   srcset="
+     /visual@0.5.png  400w,
+     /visual.png      805w,
+     /visual@2x.png  1610w,
+     /visual@3x.png  2415w
+   "
+ />
```
#11156 fed72c7 Thanks @saberoueslati! - Fixed #11129: noUnusedVariables no longer reports Vue bindings as unused when they are assigned through automatically unwrapped template refs.

#11124 d890b39 Thanks @denbezrukov! - Fixed CSS formatting of line comments between a declaration colon and value to preserve their source indentation.

 .test {
   background:
-  /////// foo
-  // bar
+        /////// foo
+        // bar
     radial-gradient(circle, #000, transparent);
 }

#11113 3d8ab73 Thanks @denbezrukov! - Fixed CSS formatting of long block comments between comma-separated property values:

 .foo {
   box-shadow:
-    1000px /* long long long long long long long long long long long long comment */ 1000px /* long long long long long long long long long comment */ 2px color(srgb 0.555555555 0.555555555 0.555555555),
+    1000px
+      /* long long long long long long long long long long long long comment */
+      1000px /* long long long long long long long long long comment */ 2px
+      color(srgb 0.555555555 0.555555555 0.555555555),
     1px 1px black;
 }

#11127 da5c1a5 Thanks @dyc3! - The HTML formatter now picks the quote character for an attribute by counting the quotes in the value rather than looking only for a double quote. ' and " count as the characters they stand for, and only the character that ends up as the delimiter stays escaped:
```
- <div title='123 &apos;&quot; 456'></div>
+ <div title="123 '&quot; 456"></div>
```
Entities that are not quotes, such as & or &[#39](https://github.com/biomejs/biome/issues/39);, are left exactly as written.
#11193 77035bb Thanks @dyc3! - Fixed the HTML formatter collapsing the blank line between an element and the text that follows it. A blank line before text is now kept, the way one before another element already was:
```
  <div>foo</div>
-
  text
```
#11106 ad80f57 Thanks @dyc3! - The HTML formatter now writes the HTML5 doctype in lowercase, matching Prettier:
```
- <!DOCTYPE html>
+ <!doctype html>
```
This only applies to a plain .html file whose doctype stands alone. A doctype that names a DTD keeps the case it was written with, since the rest of the declaration is not lowercased either:
```
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
```
A .vue, .svelte, or .astro file keeps whatever the author wrote.
#11188 60679db Thanks @dyc3! - Fixed the HTML formatter printing a comment twice when it ended the line of the last element in a document:
```
- text
+ text
```
#11077 4dcd0d9 Thanks @dyc3! - Fixed a bug where the HTML formatter collapsed the whitespace inside <textarea>, <xmp> and <plaintext>, changing what the page renders.
```
- <textarea>
-  line one
- line two </textarea>
+ <textarea>line one line two</textarea>
```
Biome now prints the content of these elements exactly as it appears in the source, matching the existing behavior for <pre>.
#11194 abfbb11 Thanks @dyc3! - Fixed the HTML formatter refusing to format a Svelte file containing an array pattern that skips a position:
```
{#each animals as [, value]}
	<p>{value}</p>
{/each}
```
#10094 e007143 Thanks @THEjacob1000! - Fixed useSortedClasses to correctly detect unsorted classes in static member expression tagged templates (e.g. tw.div\...``). Previously, these were silently skipped due to surrounding whitespace trivia not being stripped from the tag name.
#11078 10da30e Thanks @dyc3! - Fixed Vue single-file components failing to parse when they contain a custom block such as <i18n> or <docs>, or a <template> written in another language. Their content is no longer read as HTML, so a block may hold whatever its own tooling expects:
```
<docs>
This block is prose, and it may mention a `<my-component>` without closing it.
</docs>

<template lang="pug">
  .test
    #foo
</template>
```
Previously both blocks produced a parse error and the whole file was left unformatted. Biome now prints their content unchanged while still formatting the opening tag.
#11231 4afd901 Thanks @ematipico! - Improved the performance of the following lint rules:
- noArguments.
- noGlobalAssign.
- noUndeclaredVariables.
- noRestrictedGlobals.
- noInvalidUseBeforeDeclaration.
- noShadow.
- noRedeclare.
#11134 2fa0a62 Thanks @yanthomasdev! - Clarified the warning emitted when using the experimental json and json-pretty reporters.
#11198 ed88b13 Thanks @saberoueslati! - Fixed #11171: variables referenced only inside a Svelte attachment ({@attach ...}) are no longer reported as unused by noUnusedVariables and noUnusedImports.
#11155 6ee17ea Thanks @dyc3! - Improved performance when printing diagnostics to the console.
#11160 217f8ad Thanks @dyc3! - Improved the performance of noFloatingPromises by skipping type inference for assignment statements, which are always considered handled.
#11159 26c23d9 Thanks @saberoueslati! - Fixed #11144: noFloatingPromises no longer reports already-awaited optional Promise values.
#11138 8c2c6bd Thanks @ematipico! - Fixed #11121: noUnnecessaryConditions no longer reports conditions based on an inapplicable function overload.

For example, the condition in the following code is no longer reported because query({}) selects the overload that returns boolean:
```
declare function query(options: { initial: string }): { isPending: false };
declare function query(options: { initial?: string }): { isPending: boolean };

const { isPending } = query({});
isPending || fallback;
```
#11152 c4fc6a9 Thanks @dyc3! - Improved the performance of collecting rule timings with --profile-rules in heavily multithreaded environments.
#11128 4d3ff76 Thanks @ematipico! - Fixed #7635: noDeprecatedImports now detects deprecated ambient declarations that are exported separately.
#11117 01f7ef5 Thanks @subotac! - Fixed #11014: noDelete no longer reports process.env["FOO"] style property deletions.
#11168 9847e68 Thanks @saberoueslati! - Added the nursery rule noNonScalableViewport, which reports viewport metadata that disables user scaling with user-scalable=no.

For example:
```
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, user-scalable=no" />
```
#11154 a1d6b1f Thanks @dyc3! - Improved the performance of noImportCycles by skipping graph traversals for imports that cannot be part of a cycle.
#11175 d96d6dd Thanks @ematipico! - Fixed CSS parsing of registered custom properties: Biome now correctly validates the syntax descriptor of @property rules.

What's Changed

fix(html): preserve trailing newline after comments by @subotac in #11118
fix(format/html): preserve the content of preformatted elements by @dyc3 in #11077
feat(format/yaml): explicit block mapping entries by @dyc3 in #11053
feat(format/yaml): normalize scalar quotes by @dyc3 in #11054
fix(parser/yaml): plain scalar # and alias name lexing by @dyc3 in #11061
feat(format/yaml): normalize node property placement by @dyc3 in #11062
feat(format/yaml): middle comments by @dyc3 in #11063
feat(css_formatter): scss and css comments inside declarations by @denbezrukov in #11113
chore: trim published crate sizes with cargo diet by @dreyfus92 in #11123
feat(useSortedClasses): resolve bare functional utilities with defaults in sort_v4 by @johncarmack1984 in #11120
feat(lint): add ignoreIfStatements option to useNullishCoalescing by @pkallos in #10822
feat(md/fmt): dedent code blocks, normalize strings, indentation fixes by @ematipico in #11111
fix: --stdin-file-path with nested configuration by @cormacrelf in #8239
fix(noDelete): allow computed process.env deletion by @subotac in #11117
chore(xtask): migrate Date global type by @minseong0324 in #11107
feat(format/yaml): flow collection blank lines and spacing by @dyc3 in #11064
feat(format/yaml): explicit-form mapping keys by @dyc3 in #11065
feat(format/yaml): document separation and trailing newlines by @dyc3 in #11066
feat(format/yaml): block scalar trailing comment lines by @dyc3 in #11058
fix(css_formatter): preserve property value comment indentation by @denbezrukov in #11124
feat(fmt/md): prose-wrap formatting for markdown by @ematipico in #11115
feat(lint): add nursery rule noTailwindArbitraryValue by @THEjacob1000 in #10094
fix(parser/yaml): property attachment across lines in block mappings by @dyc3 in #11057
fix(css): resolve empty syntax node pointers by @denbezrukov in #11132
fix(inference): regression in optional chain types by @ematipico in #11138
docs: rework CLI by @yanthomasdev in #11134
fix(html): track Vue template assignment references by @saberoueslati in #11156
feat(css): property syntax value codec by @ematipico in #11148
feat(lint): add noExtendNative nursery rule by @AkashNaickar in #11136
feat(css): property semantic model by @ematipico in #11149
perf(console): batch writes when printing instead of one char at a time by @dyc3 in #11155
fix(lint): detect deprecated ambient imports by @ematipico in #11128
chore(xtask): migrate RegExp global types by @minseong0324 in #11108
perf(rule_profiler): thread local profilers, aggregate at the end by @dyc3 in #11152
perf(noFloatingPromises): short circuit assignment statements by @dyc3 in #11160
feat(module-graph): css traversal for properties by @ematipico in #11153
fix(inference): collapse instance wrappers around unions by @saberoueslati in #11159
fix(parse/html): read Vue SFC custom blocks as opaque text by @dyc3 in #11078
feat(format/html): lay out the srcset attribute by @dyc3 in #11079
fix(format/html): write the HTML5 doctype in lowercase by @dyc3 in #11106
fix(format/html): pick attribute quotes by counting them by @dyc3 in #11127
chore(xtask): migrate Map and Set global types by @minseong0324 in #11109
feat(lint): add noNonScalableViewport rule by @saberoueslati in #11168
chore(xtask): migrate Array global types by @minseong0324 in #11125
fix(css_parser): tighten interpolated identifier boundaries by @denbezrukov in #11181
fix(analyze): recognize references in Svelte attachments by @saberoueslati in #11198
fix(lint/css): recognize Vue :deep() pseudo-class by @subotac in #11184
chore(deps): update rust crate serde to 1.0.229 by @renovate[bot] in #11200
chore(deps): update rust crate camino to 1.2.5 by @renovate[bot] in #11197
chore(deps): update rust crate schemars to 1.2.2 by @renovate[bot] in #11199
chore(deps): update rust crate serde_json to 1.0.151 by @renovate[bot] in #11203
chore(deps): update rust crate bpaf to 0.9.27 by @renovate[bot] in #11196
chore(deps): update github-actions by @renovate[bot] in #11204
chore(deps): update pnpm to v11.18.0 by @renovate[bot] in #11205
test(format/html): enable html_embeds feature for tests by @dyc3 in #11216
perf(noImportCycles): prune DFS traversals by grouping strongly connected components by @dyc3 in #11154
feat(graph): traversal of HTML-ish files by @ematipico in #11158
feat(css): js traverse, source order paths, cache traverse by @ematipico in #11169
fix(css): validate @Property syntax descriptors by @ematipico in #11175
test(format/html): run the prettier-plugin-svelte suite by @dyc3 in #11130
fix(format/html): stop printing a document's last comment twice by @dyc3 in #11188
fix(noPositiveTabindex): make suppression comments work on multiline HTML tags by @Bishwas-py in #11201
perf(lint): reduce trigger of rules by @ematipico in #11231
fix(format/html): keep the blank line before text by @dyc3 in #11193
fix(format/html): format a Svelte array pattern that skips a position by @dyc3 in #11194
ci: release by @github-actions[bot] in #11119

New Contributors

@subotac made their first contribution in #11118
@dreyfus92 made their first contribution in #11123
@THEjacob1000 made their first contribution in #10094
@saberoueslati made their first contribution in #11156
@AkashNaickar made their first contribution in #11136
@Bishwas-py made their first contribution in #11201

Full Changelog: https://github.com/biomejs/biome/compare/@biomejs/biome@2.5.6...@biomejs/biome@2.5.7

openwurli: v0.6.1 "NotADuck"

2026-08-04T00:43:43Z

Full Changelog: v0.6.0...v0.6.1

tuxguitar: 2026-08-03-tuxguitar-next

2026-08-03T19:10:56Z

Warning: This version of TuxGuitar is our development playground and may not be stable!

Security notice: The packages available here are not officially signed. To install them, you must temporarily disable the digital signature verification of your operating system (called "disable Gatekeeper" on macOS, "allow installation from unknown sources" on Windows, "Sideloading" on Android).

Please note: TuxGuitar versions 2.0.0 and later use a new file format which cannot be read by older versions. You can still export your tablatures in the old format so that you can open them with older versions of TuxGuitar.

The Windows packages include OpenJDK from portableapps.com.
The macOS package includes OpenJDK from brew.sh.

NeuralRack: v0.4.0 released

2026-08-03T14:49:55Z

Please checkout bug fix release 0.4.1
https://github.com/brummer10/NeuralRack/releases/tag/v0.4.1

NeuralRack: v0.4.1 released

2026-08-03T14:49:22Z

NeuralRack is a Neural Model and Impulse Response File loader for Linux/Windows available as Stand alone application, and in the Clap, LV2, vst2 and vst3 plugin format.

It supports *.nam files and, or *.json or .aidax files by using the NeuralAudio engine.

For Impulse Response File Convolution it use FFTConvolver

Resampling is done by Libzita-resampler

New in this release:

fix clap plugin crash in Bitwig

Neuralrack allow to load up to two model files and run them serial.
The input/output could be controlled separate for each model.
For tone sharping a 6 band EQ could be enabled.
Additional it allow to load up a separate Impulse Response file for each output channel (stereo).
Neuralrack provide a buffered Mode which introduce a one frame latency when enabled.
It could move one Neural Model, or the complete processing into a background thread. That will reduce the CPU load when needed.
The resulting latency will be reported to the host so that it could be compensated.

To build from source, please use NeuralRack-v0.4.1-src.tar.xz as only that contain the needed submodules.

jv880_juce: jv880 Latest

2026-08-03T14:22:03Z

Commits

4bf2bee: Fix one sample dropped per block on odd render lengths (Charles Vestal) #127
e52f606: Add tools/blockdrop, the standalone harness behind the previous commit (Charles Vestal) #127

ripgrep: ignore-0.4.32

2026-08-03T11:15:23Z

ignore-0.4.32

rclip: v3.3.0

2026-08-02T23:04:49Z

What's Changed

chore: upgrade deps by @yurijmikhalevich in #298
feat: detect renamed and duplicate images by @yurijmikhalevich in #299

Full Changelog: v3.2.5...v3.3.0

rclip: v3.2.5

2026-08-02T10:41:59Z

What's Changed

chore(deps): bump setuptools from 82.0.1 to 83.0.0 by @dependabot[bot] in #293
chore(deps): bump pillow from 12.2.0 to 12.3.0 by @dependabot[bot] in #292
fix: daily macOS CI test by @yurijmikhalevich in #296
feat: enable daily rclip testing on brew for Linux by @yurijmikhalevich in #297
feat: let the user adjust max image size + fix potential OOM on low-RAM machines by @yurijmikhalevich in #291

Full Changelog: v3.2.4...v3.2.5

aria2-next: v2.5.5 - Runtime BitTorrent Endpoint Control

2026-08-02T05:25:54Z

Breaking Changes

bt-external-ip is now session-wide and can no longer be configured per download or through input-file entries.

Summary

This release adds live BitTorrent listener rebinding and consistent external endpoint announcements without interrupting established peer connections.

Added

Added runtime listen-port changes through aria2.changeGlobalOption.
Added bt-external-port for NAT and port-forwarding configurations.
Added aria2.getBtEndpoint to report active local and advertised endpoints.

Changed

Tracker, DHT, and BEP 10 announcements now refresh after endpoint changes.
Local Peer Discovery continues to publish the actual local listener port.
External IP configuration is validated and managed globally.

Fixed

Failed listener replacements now preserve the previous working listener.
Endpoint changes during tracker activity are announced immediately after the active request completes.

Downloads

Platform	Download
Linux x86_64	`aria2-next-2.5.5-linux-x86_64`
Linux ARM64	`aria2-next-2.5.5-linux-aarch64`
macOS Apple Silicon	`aria2-next-2.5.5-macos-arm64`
macOS Intel	`aria2-next-2.5.5-macos-x86_64`
Windows x86_64	`aria2-next-2.5.5-windows-x86_64.exe`
Windows ARM64	`aria2-next-2.5.5-windows-arm64.exe`
Android ARM64	`aria2-next-2.5.5-android-arm64`
Checksums	`aria2-next-2.5.5-checksums.sha256`

gander: Gander 1.7

2026-08-01T20:59:10Z

Mostly things people asked for after the Show HN.

PDF zoom now goes to 10x instead of 3x. The old limit was a library default I had never overridden, and it was not enough to read something small on a full page, like a QR code on a ticket. (#2, thanks @neuos)

OpenDocument spreadsheets (.ods) now show up in Open-with. They already rendered fine, but the MIME type was never registered, so tapping an .ods in a file manager did not offer Gander. Opening one from inside the app always worked. (thanks to sgc on Hacker News)

Screen reader support. Someone asked how Gander handles accessibility, I went and checked, and the answer was "not well". Now the back button, the photo viewer, web-rendered images and the file rows on the home screen are all labelled, and the search match count is announced as "Match 2 of 7" rather than "two sevenths". (thanks @FreedomBen for asking)

Still honest about what is missing: PDFs give a screen reader nothing at all, because the renderer produces bitmaps with no text layer. That is the same reason you cannot copy text out of a PDF or search inside one. Fixing it properly means changing the PDF library, which is a bigger job.

Install

Gander-1.7-arm64.apk fits practically every phone from 2017 onward. Use the universal build for very old or x86 devices.

Verify before installing if you like. Signing certificate SHA-256:

5B:5C:F6:4A:94:23:7C:D5:F0:E0:85:76:00:38:BC:1C:EB:DF:18:DA:BA:5C:B3:EA:CA:7C:15:9F:22:A7:E2:4B

ConvertWithMoss: 20.0.0

2026-08-01T20:41:20Z

Many thanks to Douglas Carmichael for plenty of contributions and fixes!
Many thanks to David García Goñi for providing specifications of the E-mu formats and refined Kurzweil specifications!
Many thanks to Linus Wileryd for the improved icon set!
New: Added support for the Arturia Synclavier V format (reading and writing of SYNX preset and bank exports; partials which play a sound file become sample zones).
New: Added support for the E-mu Emulator III/IIIX/ESI bank format (E3B, E3X, ESI).
New: Added support for the E-mu Emulator IV bank format (E4B). Banks can also be read directly from CD-ROM and hard disk images of the EOS samplers (ISO, IMG, HDA), including via the ISO/IMG source format. New: Writing creates a bank as a ready-to-use CD-ROM image for SCSI CD-ROM emulators (e.g. ZuluSCSI), which is the only way to load banks on units running EOS versions before 4.7. Written banks have not been tested on real hardware yet.
New: Added support for the E-mu Emulator X format (EXB banks with their EBL sample pool).
New: Added support for the Roland S-550 CD-ROM format.
New: Added support for the Roland SP-404MK2 format (reading and writing of projects; each bank of pads becomes a multi-sample).
New: When a converted preset plays its samples an octave or more from the middle of the keyboard (common for vintage phrase and vocal presets, which were triggered from drum machines rather than played on keys), a log line names the root it plays at, so the faithful mapping is not mistaken for a conversion error.
User Interface
- New: There is now a toggle switch before the source field to switch between batch conversion (as it worked before) or only picking a single file to convert. Each mode keeps a history of its own, which is exchanged along with the entered path when the toggle is used.
- New: A source format where one file contains several presets - a bank, a disk image or a library - has a Contents... button, which shows all presets found in the source as a tree of their file and their containers. Each entry shows its number of zones, its key range and its category, so that an unknown bank can be explored, and only the ticked presets are converted. One note of the preset highlighted in the Contents... dialog can be played with the Play button or a double-click. It is rendered from the preset as it was read - amplitude and filter envelopes, filter, pitch and volume LFOs, velocity and panning - so it tells what the conversion will produce, which allows to pick the presets of an unknown bank by ear. This works for every source format, since it renders the model and not the format.
- New: The Play button plays the note of a sample root close to the keyboard middle, so that phrase and vocal presets are heard as they were recorded.
- New: Added tooltips to format lists to be able to see the full text of an entry.
Command Line Interface
- New: One or more source files can be given instead of the source folder, which converts only these files (e.g. ConvertWithMoss -s exs24 -d 1010music MySampler/Piano*.exs Output). The last given path stays the destination folder.
Backend
- New: Added support for a LFO (low frequency oscillator) modulating pitch (vibrato) with its rate, depth and delay: DecentSampler, DLS, Renoise, SFZ, SoundFont 2. Other formats pending.
- New: Added support for a LFO modulating the volume (tremolo) with its rate, depth and delay: DecentSampler, DLS, Renoise, SFZ, SoundFont 2. Other formats pending.
- New: The Korg KSC/KMP/KSF, Kurzweil K2x00, Roland MV-8000 and Roland ZEN-Core destinations have an option to shorten a name to its last separated segment for the short name field of the device (e.g. 'Greek Bazouki - Dark Tremolo' becomes 'Dark Tremolo'), which otherwise cuts off exactly the part that tells the presets apart. Disabled by default.
- New: Added more instrument names to the category detector.
- Fixed: A destination which cannot write what was asked for wrote nothing at all: the sources were read, collected and then silently dropped, since creating a library or a performance is an empty operation for a format which does not support it. E.g. converting 175 Elektron Tonverk presets to Waldorf QPAT with '-l MyLib' finished with an empty output folder, and Kontakt multis to QPAT with '-t performance' did the same. The command line now fails with an error message before the detection starts. The user interface is not affected, since it only offers the output types which the destination supports.
- Fixed: Detecting a source which contains many presets was dominated by a fixed 10 millisecond pause taken after every single detected preset. A CD-ROM image of an E-mu sampler with 812 presets needed 11 seconds, of which 8 were that pause; two of them with 2339 presets needed 36 seconds. The pause is now taken every 64 presets, which keeps a cancellation responsive but takes the two images down to 1.4 seconds.
1010music blackbox / bento
- Fixed: The loop cross-fade of a blackbox pad was read from the loop-end attribute instead of the fade-amount attribute - virtually every looped pad got a cross-fade spanning the entire loop, which destinations that bake cross-fades into the audio smeared audibly.
- Fixed: A performance instrument on OMNI was written into a bento project with MIDI input channel 'Off', so the track received no MIDI at all - the same defect was fixed for the blackbox in 19.1.0.
- Fixed: The loop type and cross-fade of a bento cell were assigned from themselves instead of the cell's default loop - a ping-pong loop read as a forward loop.
- Fixed: The sample length attribute of a bento cell was treated as an absolute end position although it is the play-back length (the blackbox reading is correct) - a cell with a moved sample start lost that many frames from its end.
- Fixed: The root velocity written into a bento project was half of the velocity range's width instead of its mid-point, which for a layer of 80..127 lies outside of the layer.
Ableton
- Fixed: An unset envelope start or end level was written as 1.0 although Live's default is silence - a slow-attack pad converted with no swell at all (the envelope ramped from full to full), and unset pitch-envelope levels became a full-depth offset. Unset start/end levels are now written as 0, unset hold/sustain levels as 1.
- Fixed: The sign of the filter and pitch (aux) envelope amounts was stripped when reading, so downward sweeps inverted - converting an ADV with a negative filter envelope back to ADV flipped it to positive.
- Fixed: The detune of the sustain loop was read from the multi-sample part (which is the zone tuning, already applied) instead of the sustain loop element, so the zone detune was applied twice after a round trip.
Akai AKP/AKM
- Fixed: The pitch bend range was passed as semitones into the model's cents field, so the bend wheel effectively did nothing on converted programs.
- Fixed: The volume of a multi part was multiplied onto the dB gain of the zones (a no-op for 0dB zones) instead of being added as a dB offset, and the part panning was scaled twice as wide as the field allows.
Akai MPC
- New: The destination can now write MPC 3 track files (*.xty) with their '_[TrackData]' sample folder as an alternative to MPC 2 keygroup folders (new 'Output Format' option, issue #117). The files replicate the complete track structure of MPC firmware 3.7 from a template - the firmware's own reader is strict about its serialized object tree - and only the multi-sample fields are patched in.
- New: The volume of a MPC 3 layer (an object holding the linear gain coefficient) is now read.
- Fixed: The pitch bend range of a MPC 3 track or project was read as cents but the file stores semitones, so the default of 2 semitones became 2 cents. The fraction of an octave stored next to it confirms the unit.
- Fixed: The tuning of a MPC 3 layer was read from the coarse and fine tune of its instrument, which the caller had already applied - the instrument tuning was doubled and the layer's own tuning was lost.
Akai MPC2000/3000
- Fixed: The tune of a program pad and of a SND sample were read unsigned - every negatively tuned pad of e.g. the factory library CD came out drastically sharp (a -0.05 semitone pad read as more than +600 semitones and was clamped to +12).
Akai MPC60
- Fixed: The 12 bit sample data was unpacked with the low nibble at 1/16 of its weight and the result byte-swapped, which reduced the audio to roughly 8 bit quality with a signal-correlated error. The 12 bits are now left-justified as in the reference implementation.
Akai S900/S950
- Fixed: The fractional part of the nominal pitch was applied with an inverted sign: a sample recorded e.g. a quarter tone sharp was played another quarter tone sharp instead of being corrected. Also the loudness offset was read unsigned, so any attenuation became a boost.
Akai S1000/S3000
- Fixed: The pitch bend range was passed as semitones into the model's cents field - the bend wheel effectively did nothing.
- Fixed: The program volume (a 0..1 value) was written directly as the dB gain of every zone, overwriting the per-layer loudness set before - the velocity-layer balance of every program was discarded.
- Fixed: The fraction byte of the keygroup and keygroup-sample fixed point tunings was treated as signed, so negative fine tunes came out about a semitone flat (e.g. -0.05 semitones read as -1.05). The sample header tuning in literal cents is no longer rescaled.
Arturia Synclavier V
- New: Added an option to write the samples additionally as plain WAV files in the layout of the sample pool ('User/<preset>'): the application's import loads the embedded samples but does not copy them into its sample pool, so imported presets loaded in a later session report them as missing. Merging the written 'User' folder into the pool makes them permanent.
CWITEC TX16Wx
- Fixed: The wave IDs of a written program restarted at 0 for every group, although they must be unique across the program - in a program with several groups all regions resolved to the waves of the last group when read (also in the TX16Wx plug-in itself). Additionally the reader now creates an own zone object per region, since several regions may reference the same wave; before, such regions shared one object and overwrote each other's key and velocity ranges.
- Fixed: The depth of a pitch envelope was written in cents of the full model depth (12000 cents) but read as a fraction of 4800 cents, inflating the depth 2.5 times in a round trip.
- Fixed: Cutoff Key-Tracking is now adjusted to 24000ct maximum range (was only 1200ct maximum).
DecentSampler
- Fixed: A volume value without a dB unit is a linear amplitude but was scaled as 'value times 6dB' - volume="0.5" (-6dB) read as +3dB and an explicit volume="1.0" differed from an absent attribute.
Disting EX
- Fixed: The creator names round-robin samples with an '_RR' suffix but the detector's file name pattern only accepted '_R' - such file names did not match at all, so the note and velocity information of every round-robin sample was lost when reading. Both spellings are accepted now.
DLS
- Fixed: The pitch envelope was built from the times of EG1 (the amplitude envelope) instead of its own EG2 times.
- Fixed: The fine tune of a region (stored in cents) was divided by 32768 as if it were a semi-tone fraction - a -50 cent detune shrank to -0.15 cents, erasing the detune of every region.
- Fixed: The signed 16 bit accessor of the RIFF chunk framework read big-endian although RIFF is little-endian throughout; the region fine tune (its only user) additionally came out byte-swapped.
Kurzweil K2x00
- Fixed: An envelope stage with both a zero time and a zero level is unused on the device and keeps the level of the previous stage, but was read literally. A program which leaves its decay stage unused - like the reported FM basses, which sustain at the attack level and only fade out with a long release - was therefore converted to a silent preset. Additionally, the attack velocity is now converted as a cutoff modulation source of the F1 slot in both directions; the same programs open their nearly closed cutoff by velocity and converted very dull without it.
Logic EXS24
- Fixed: The velocity sensitivity of the volume envelope was read and written inverted: a file with full sensitivity (-60dB, which is also the format default) was read as no velocity response at all and vice versa. Since both directions were inverted, the defect was invisible in a round trip but e.g. a written EXS did not respond to velocity in Logic.
- Fixed: The parameters with IDs above 255 (among them the envelope delay and attack slope) were written in a layout which neither the reader nor Logic understands and their padding leaked 4 additional zero bytes per unused slot into the old parameter block - the affected parameters were lost from every written file.
- Fixed: The velocity modulation of the filter cutoff was formatted but never added to the written file.
- Fixed: The panning of a group was decoded twice, so every left-panned group ended up hard left (the flattened per-zone panning was correct, only the group offset was affected).
NI Kontakt
- Fixed: The filter cutoff of a Kontakt 1 file is stored logarithmically normalized to [0..1] but was read as a frequency in Hertz - a mid-range filter became a low-pass below 1 Hz and the converted preset was practically silent. Writing was already correct, which is why round trips through ConvertWithMoss hid it.
- Fixed: The upper key limit of an instrument in a Kontakt 1 multi (NKM) was stored as the lower clip key - the clip range became [high..127] and destinations which apply it dropped or mis-clipped most zones of a performance conversion.
- Fixed: The upper velocity crossfade of a written Kontakt 1 file was calculated from the lower velocity crossfade value.
- Fixed: The loop cross-fade of a written Kontakt 1 file was the cross-fade fraction cast to a whole number, so every cross-fade became 0 samples. The field is a length in samples.
- Fixed: The lower velocity crossfade of a Kontakt 4.2/5+ zone was read from the lower key crossfade field.
- Fixed: Muted and soloed groups were ignored when reading Kontakt 4.2/5+ files - the zones of muted groups (often alternate articulations parked by the sound designer) stacked onto the active ones. Zones of muted groups are now skipped, and if any group is soloed only the soloed groups are converted.
NI Maschine
- Fixed: The velocity to volume amount was written from the amplitude envelope modulation depth instead of the velocity modulation amount (both the Maschine 1 and 2 writers) - a source without velocity response became fully velocity sensitive.
Reason NN-XT
- Fixed: The velocity fade-out was read raw although it is stored inverted (0x80 = off, otherwise 127 minus the fade range, as the writer encodes it) - a zone without a fade read as a fade over the whole velocity range and an SXT round trip turned 'off' into a full-range fade.
Roland S-5xx
- Fixed: Removed Null-characters from description texts.
- Fixed: The TVF key follow used an integer division, so any tracking below the maximum was rounded down to none; the value was also read unsigned, so negative tracking was impossible.
- Fixed: The unison detune of a patch (documented -50..50 cents) was read unsigned, so a negative detune turned into more than 2 semitones upwards.
Roland S-7xx
- Fixed: The three panning stages (patch, partial and sample mix) were multiplied instead of added, so a centered stage - the default - erased the panning of all others: the stereo image of every factory patch built from hard-panned sample pairs collapsed to doubled mono, and two same-side pans flipped to the other side. On a library CD-ROM all 3765 panned zones were read dead center.
- Fixed: Five signed parameters (the TVF envelope depth, the pitch envelope depth, the cutoff velocity sensitivity, the cutoff key follow and the TVA level key follow, all -63..63) were read unsigned - a negative value such as a downward filter sweep of -20 became +3.75 with the direction inverted.
- Fixed: The envelope time law missed that 0 means instant, so every stage was at least 302 ms long - including a fabricated 302 ms delay before every note, which 3204 zones of the same CD-ROM carried into the converted files. Envelope times which are really programmed are unchanged.
- Fixed: A loop cross-fade was fabricated from the fractional address bytes of the loop points; the S-7xx has no loop cross-fade parameter.
Roland ZEN-Core
- Fixed: A bank (a SVZ which holds one tone per preset, as written by the preset library destination) was read as one single multi-sample: all samples of the file were merged into it and only the shaping of its first tone was applied, so every preset but the first was lost. Each tone is now read as a multi-sample of its own, built from the multi-samples which its partials play. A SVZ with one tone is unchanged.
- Fixed: The pan and the velocity window of the tone partials were ignored when reading, so a stereo instrument (two hard-panned partials over two mono multi-samples) collapsed into stacked centered zones and velocity layers all sounded at once. Each partial's zones now carry its pan and velocity range; a partial whose right wave differs from its left one is read as a stereo pair.
- Fixed: The levels of the pitch and filter (TVF) envelopes are signed 16 bit values but were read unsigned, so e.g. a pitch envelope starting at -1023 (a classic pitch drop) read as starting at the positive maximum.
Renoise
- Fixed: A modulation set was created for every key zone. Now zones with identical modulation share one set, which gives the usual single instrument-wide modulation set; additional sets are only created for zones which genuinely modulate differently.
- New: A pitch LFO (vibrato) is read from and written as a LFO modulation device (waveform, rate, depth and onset time; the value curves were calibrated against Renoise 3.5.4).
- New: A volume LFO (tremolo) is read from and written as a LFO modulation device targeting the volume; since the volume chain is linear, the depth in decibels is expressed as the linear swing whose lowest point lies that many decibels below full volume.
- Fixed: The depth of a pitch envelope was read as the model maximum of 120 semitones instead of the pitch modulation range of the modulation set (12 semitones by default) and was dropped entirely when writing - a 2 semitone pitch envelope e.g. inflated to 120 semitones in a round trip. The depth is now read from and written as the pitch modulation range of the mixer device, which also keeps the pitch LFO consistent.
Sample Files
- Fixed: When building a multi-sample from plain sample files, an embedded root note (e.g. from the WAV 'smpl' chunk) was ignored since the key mapping ran before the file metadata was loaded - file name digits won instead ("Marimba-01..03" mapped to the MIDI notes 1..3) or the detection failed although every file carries its root. The file's own root note now takes precedence over the name.
SFZ
- Fixed: The key and velocity crossfade ranges (xfin/xfout) were written outside of the zone's range, where the zone does not even play - and for zones at the edges the 0/127 clamps collapsed the fade range entirely (e.g. a fade at the top of a full-velocity zone was written as the empty range 127..127 and lost). The fades are now anchored inside the zone's range.
- Fixed: A negative filter envelope depth (a downward sweep, e.g. of an 808-style kick) was silently dropped when writing; the fileg_depth opcode is now also written for negative depths.
SoundFont 2
- Fixed: Generators which only appear on the preset level were dropped entirely when the instrument level did not carry the same generator, although the specification defines them as offsets to the default value in that case. A preset whose global zone transposes a plain instrument down an octave was read an octave too high, preset-level attenuation and envelope offsets vanished, and a preset-level filter offset never created a filter. Such generators are routine in commercial and General MIDI SoundFonts.
- Fixed: A preset-level generator offset was added without the signed conversion when the instrument level carried the generator and the value was looked up unsigned - a negative offset (e.g. lowering the filter cutoff) was added as a huge positive number.
- Fixed: The filter resonance was read as centibels divided by 100 instead of 10, so every resonance came out ten times too small (20 dB read as 2 dB) and each SoundFont-to-SoundFont round trip divided it by ten again. Writing was already correct.
- Fixed: Negative pitch and filter envelope modulation amounts (downward sweeps, e.g. the pitch drop of an 808-style kick) were dropped when writing; both generators are signed in the format and reading them was already correct.
Synclavier Regen
- Fixed: A source with more than 12 groups lost everything beyond the first 12 - many sources deliver one group per sample zone, so nearly the whole key map was dropped and large multi-samples converted silent. Groups whose zones share the same velocity range and do not overlap on the keyboard are now packed into shared partials (a partial holds a whole key map in its patch list), so such sources fit completely; only genuine layers beyond 12 are still dropped.
Synthstrom Deluge
- Fixed: The velocity sensitivity of the volume (the velocity to volume patch cable) was read into and written from the amplitude envelope modulation depth instead of the velocity modulation amount - a source without velocity response became fully velocity sensitive and vice versa.
- Fixed: An instrument without loops which is not a one-shot was written with the loop mode ONCE, which ignores a note-off on the device (and was read back as a one-shot). Such instruments are now written with CUT, which stops the play-back on a note-off.
- Fixed: The transpose and detune of a kit drum were discarded when reading a kit, so pitched kit drums lost their tuning even in a Deluge to Deluge conversion.
TAL Sampler
- Fixed: The creator omitted the volume attribute for 0dB zones but the reader decodes a missing attribute as about -21.8dB, so every zone of a read-back .talsmpl dropped by that amount. The volume is now always written and the reader's default is the raw value which represents 0dB.
Waldorf Quantum/Iridium
- New: A source which carries its bank in front of its name is written without it in the preset name, since the device shows the bank in a field of its own. The file name keeps the full name. An explicit Bank from the settings replaces the source's bank, in which case the name keeps it - but only as long as it fits into the 32 character name field of the device. Everything beyond that is cut off, which removes exactly the part that tells the presets of one bank apart: 'Full Arco String - Arco Strings Lo' and '... Hi' both ended up as 'Full Arco String - Arco Strings' on the display. Such a name is now written without the bank of the source, which the file name still carries.
- New: A 'Shorten file names to the displayed preset name' option names the written file after the preset name which the device shows and keeps the whole file name within 40 characters (the import screen of an Iridium MK2 displays about 43 and cuts off the rest), e.g. '05000-Full Arco String - Arco Strings Lo.qpat' (45 characters, clipped on the device) becomes '05000-Arco Strings Lo.qpat'. Disabled by default.
- Fixed: The amount of a matrix entry modulating the oscillator pitch (the pitch envelope) was read with the wrong offset: a positive amount was read as a negative one (e.g. +50% as -25%) and +100% was dropped entirely.
- Fixed: The velocity modulation of the volume was written from the amplitude envelope modulation depth instead of the velocity modulation amount. E.g. a source with a velocity amount of 0% was written as +100%.
WAV
- Fixed: The sample chunk stores a note with a negative fine tuning as the next higher unity note with the complementary positive fraction, but the correction was applied in the wrong direction on both sides: reading added 1 to the unity note where 1 must be subtracted and writing subtracted where it must add. The two errors cancelled between ConvertWithMoss' own reader and writer, which is why round trips never showed it - but any WAV from another tool whose pitch fraction is above 50 cents was read two semitones off, and every written WAV with a negative fine tuning carried a unity note two semitones below what conforming samplers expect.
- Fixed: A sample chunk whose pitch fraction is above 50 cents overwrote the root key which the preset format itself supplied (e.g. the root of a Bitwig multisample's XML), since the fine-tuning merge was not gated on the root being unset - combined with the direction error above, such a zone ended up more than two octaves off. The root key and fine tuning of the sample chunk are now only used when the format does not provide a root of its own.
Yamaha YSFC
- Fixed: Envelope times were quantized to whole seconds when writing, since the lookup into the time table compared against truncated table entries - every sub-second time became about 0.9 seconds (e.g. a release of 0.3s tripled) in all written amplitude, filter and pitch envelopes.
- Fixed: The tuning of a zone was written to both the keybank and the element although the two stack on the device (and when reading), which doubled the detune of every written zone. The element tuning is now left neutral.
- Fixed: When reading performances, a performance was added to the result once per part, so a multi-part performance was converted multiple times.

fzf: 0.74.2

2026-08-01T00:17:03Z

Performance optimizations for short queries
- Short queries scan the largest candidate sets, and the first keystroke scans the whole input
- Single-character queries are up to 2.4x faster
- Two-character queries are up to 1.4x faster
Faster sorting of search results, skipping redundant radix passes
change-border-label and transform-border-label now work on the native border of a tmux or Zellij floating pane
Fixed Kitty graphics sequences from a preview command being taken by tmux as pane title requests
Fixed an image at the top of the preview being torn by --preview-window ~N
Fixed nondeterministic match highlight positions
Fixed signal and resize handlers persisting after Run() returns when fzf is used as a library
fzf now detects terminal resize on Windows in --height mode (#4790) (@Cyrus580529)
fish: fixed history command being affected by user initialization scripts, and improved timestamp colors in CTRL-R (#4862) (@bitraid)
zsh: fixed CTRL-R not propagating the exit status of fzf when perl is available (#4871) (@LangLangBart, @Toliak)
zsh: fixed chpwd hook functions being called twice by ALT-C (#4879) (@LangLangBart, @lucc)

mpv: development build

2026-07-31T16:56:37Z

Automated development build of the latest master branch.

Version: v0.41.0-918-g1d1568614
Commit: 1d15686
Built: 2026-07-31 16:56:23 UTC

Windows

macOS

Warning

These are untested development builds of the very latest master.
They are not official releases. For stable builds see the
latest release.

aria2-next: v2.5.4 - Android Trust and Container Permissions

2026-07-31T01:11:55Z

Breaking Changes

Docker deployments must define PUID and PGID. Startup now prepares writable mounts before switching to the requested identity.

Summary

This release restores automatic HTTPS certificate discovery on Android and improves Docker bind-mount reliability.

Changed

Docker containers initialize configuration, session, and download paths using the requested numeric identity. Explicit root identities remain available with a warning.

Fixed

Android builds now honor SSL_CERT_FILE and SSL_CERT_DIR, then load the Termux CA bundle from $PREFIX/etc/tls/cert.pem.

TLS failures now report certificate verification details instead of a generic protocol error.

Docker bind mounts no longer fail when host directories initially belong to root.

Downloads

Release assets cover Linux x86_64 and ARM64, macOS Apple Silicon and Intel, Windows x86_64 and ARM64, Android ARM64, and SHA-256 checksums.

ZLSpectrumEqualizer: 0.0.1

2026-07-30T19:21:01Z

The first version of ZL Spectrum Equalizer is here :)

As this is the first version, some bugs might be expected :( So use with caution and please please please report the bugs you find (if any, hopefully none :)

After installation, please load the plugin in an empty DAW session and check its functionality.

WARNING for Linux users: From (around) September this year, the installer will be built on Ubuntu 24.04, which will make it incompatible with older Linux kernel versions. See actions/runner-images#14254

WARNING for Pro Tools users: AAX will be available around the release of version 0.1.0

Please read

the manual: https://zl-audio.github.io/plugins/zlspeceq/
the plugin installation help page: https://zl-audio.github.io/help/plugin_installation/

AmazeFileManager: v3.11.3

2026-07-30T06:04:09Z

What's Changed

release/4.0 to hotfix/3.11.2 by @VishnuSanal in #4529
Proguard rules fix to include everything below org.bouncycastle.jcajce.provider.asymmetric by @TranceLove in #4537
Fix edit SMB connection unable to populate value to dialog by @TranceLove in #4598
Fixes for path traversal vulnerabilities by @TranceLove in #4591
Upgrade Google Play Billing library to 8.0.0 by @TranceLove in #4685

Full Changelog: v3.11.2...v3.11.3

aria2-next: v2.5.3 - Native Trust and Peer Control

2026-07-30T02:38:09Z

Security

macOS HTTPS certificate validation now uses Apple SecTrust and the system trust store. OpenSSL remains responsible for transport and explicit custom CA files. Legacy manual hostname verification has been removed.

Breaking Changes

Windows now rejects unsupported custom CA files instead of silently falling back to the system trust store.

Summary

This release improves peer policy control, TLS verification, option compatibility, and release reliability across Linux, macOS, Windows, and Android.

Added

The peer blocklist RPC atomically replaces rules, disconnects matching active peers, removes blocked candidates, and reports affected peer counts.
aria2.getVersion exposes the aria2-next product identity and RPC contract version.
The bt-detach-seed-only input alias maps to detach-share-only. The notice log level maps to info.

Changed

macOS uses Apple SecTrust for default certificate verification. Linux and explicit custom CA verification use OpenSSL native chain and hostname validation.
macOS OpenSSL builds use stable CA and configuration paths without depending on the GitHub Actions workspace.
Release binaries for all seven supported targets build in parallel before publication.

Fixed

Peer RPC data distinguishes the active remote connection port from the peer-advertised listen port.
Peer blocklist updates immediately remove and disconnect matching peers across active BitTorrent downloads.

Downloads

Platform	Download
Linux x86_64	`aria2-next-2.5.3-linux-x86_64`
Linux ARM64	`aria2-next-2.5.3-linux-aarch64`
macOS Apple Silicon	`aria2-next-2.5.3-macos-arm64`
macOS Intel	`aria2-next-2.5.3-macos-x86_64`
Windows x86_64	`aria2-next-2.5.3-windows-x86_64.exe`
Windows ARM64	`aria2-next-2.5.3-windows-arm64.exe`
Android ARM64	`aria2-next-2.5.3-android-arm64`
Checksums	`aria2-next-2.5.3-checksums.sha256`

rsync: v0.6.4

2026-07-29T13:57:41Z

oc-rsync 0.6.4

Wire-compatible with upstream rsync 3.4.4 (protocol 32).

Install

Homebrew:

brew install oferchen/rsync/oc-rsync

Binary: Download the asset for your platform below.

Platform	Formats
Linux (x86_64, aarch64)	`.deb`, `.rpm` (with OpenSSL), static musl `.tar.gz`, `*-openssl.tar.gz`
macOS (x86_64, aarch64)	`.tar.gz`
Windows (x86_64)	`.tar.gz`, `.zip`

Linux static tarballs: *-musl.tar.gz (pure Rust) or *-musl-openssl.tar.gz (OpenSSL-accelerated checksums).

Toolchain variants

Each release ships three Rust-toolchain variants of every binary:

Suffix	Rust toolchain	Recommended use
(none)	stable	Default. Use this.
`-beta`	Rust beta	Early adopters validating the next Rust release.
`-nightly`	Rust nightly	Performance experiments and unstable-feature testing.

The -beta / -nightly suffix denotes the Rust toolchain the artifact was built with - it is not an indicator of oc-rsync's own release maturity (that is set in the release title and README.md).

Highlights

See the v0.6.4 changelog entry for the full, per-category list of changes in this release (258 entries across Added / Fixed / Performance / Changed / Documentation / Testing / CI / Maintenance).

Security

See SECURITY.md for the canonical mitigation roster and docs/design/sec-1-completion-summary-2026-05-22.md for the SEC-1 sub-task (.a-.p) ship state.

Active mitigations

CVE	Description	Status	Cite
CVE-2026-29518	Path traversal via symlink race	Fixed	SEC-1.a-q2, `SECURITY.md`
CVE-2026-43619	Privilege escalation via TOCTOU	Fixed	SEC-1.a-q2, `SECURITY.md`

Defense-in-depth. This release ships the SEC-1 *at syscall chain (fstatat, unlinkat, mkdirat, symlinkat, linkat, fchmodat, fchownat, utimensat, renameat) routed through a per-transfer DirSandbox carrier with openat2(RESOLVE_BENEATH | RESOLVE_NO_SYMLINKS) runtime detection. The optional landlock Cargo feature (Linux 5.13+) layers kernel-enforced PathBeneath allowlisting on top; daemons on older kernels run with the *at chain as the sole TOCTOU defense, which is itself sufficient against CVE-2026-29518 / CVE-2026-43619.

Platform support tiers

Platform	Tier	Notes
Linux x86_64 / aarch64	Tier 1	Full `io_uring` + `splice` + `vmsplice` + Landlock + seccomp. Every required CI cell runs the full nextest workspace.
macOS x86_64 / aarch64	Tier 1	`kqueue` + `sendfile` + `clonefile`. Every required CI cell runs the full nextest workspace.
Windows x86_64	Tier 2	IOCP file and socket I/O, `TransmitFile`, ReFS reflink, `CopyFileExW`. `splice` / `vmsplice` / `io_uring` are Linux-only and intentionally not implemented; the IOCP receive path is faster than the upstream Cygwin `read`/`write` fallback. Required CI cells test the `core`, `engine`, and `cli` crates. See Windows support matrix and the Windows Tier 2 stub inventory.

Tier 2 is a deliberate choice (no Win32 equivalent for splice / vmsplice / io_uring), not a defect. The IOCP backend matches or beats the upstream Cygwin baseline on the same workload.

Kernel / platform compatibility

Layer	Minimum	Notes
io_uring data path	Linux 5.6+	Runtime-probed; falls back to standard buffered I/O.
Provided buffer rings (PBUF_RING)	Linux 5.19+	Runtime-probed; falls back to standard buffered I/O.
Landlock LSM (`landlock` feature)	Linux 5.13+	Best-effort ABI downgrade; no-op on older kernels.
`IORING_OP_SEND_ZC` (`iouring-send-zc` feature)	Linux 6.0+ recommended	Opt-in; default builds use plain `IORING_OP_SEND`.
macOS `*at` chain	macOS 10.10+	BSD `*at` family verified at parity with Linux (SEC-1.k).
Windows IOCP	Windows 10 1809+	NTFS handle-based APIs sidestep path TOCTOU structurally (SEC-1.l).

Distro packagers: see docs/packaging/landlock-feature-guidance.md for the per-distro --features landlock recommendation, runtime ABI matrix, and build-time dependency notes.

Linux io_uring requirements

oc-rsync uses Linux io_uring for high-throughput I/O on supported kernels. The minimum supported kernel for the io_uring path is Linux 5.6; older kernels (including RHEL 8 / CentOS Stream 8 at 4.18) fall back to standard read(2) / write(2) automatically - no user action required.

For the full performance tier (zero-copy SEND_ZC), Linux 6.0 or newer is required AND the binary must be built with the iouring-send-zc cargo feature enabled. Default release builds advertise --zero-copy but downgrade to non-zero-copy SEND silently on older kernels or builds without the feature.

Full per-opcode kernel-floor matrix: see docs/audit/iouring-opcode-kernel-floor.md.

Supported rsync protocol versions

oc-rsync continues to support protocol versions 28-32 inclusive, matching upstream rsync 2.6.x through 3.4.x. Protocol back-negotiation to 28 is exercised by wire-byte regression tests and a periodic CI matrix against rsync 2.6.9 (built from source). Protocols <= 27 (rsync 2.5.x and earlier) remain unsupported. See docs/design/rp28-k-1-protocol-drop-vs-keep-decision.md for the decision rationale and docs/design/rp28-k-2-execution-record.md for the execution record.

Full changelog: v0.6.3...v0.6.4

What's Changed

Full changelog

This release rolls up roughly 1,200 pull requests merged since v0.6.3. See the curated, per-category CHANGELOG for the complete list, or the full commit comparison.

Benchmark Results

oc-rsync vs upstream rsync 3.4.4 on 148.3MB (10000 files).

Highlights

Overall: oc-rsync is 1.12x faster than upstream on average across transfer modes.
Sparse Files: 3.45x faster.
Large File (1GB): 2.04x faster.
Daemon Push: 1.30x faster.

Local Copy

Test	rsync 3.4.4	oc-rsync	Ratio
Initial sync	0.279s	0.237s	faster 0.85x
No-change sync	0.093s	0.081s	faster 0.87x
Checksum sync	0.191s	0.138s	faster 0.72x

SSH Pull

Test	rsync 3.4.4	oc-rsync	Ratio
Initial sync	0.587s	0.800s	slower 1.36x
No-change sync	0.326s	0.307s	faster 0.94x

SSH Push

Test	rsync 3.4.4	oc-rsync	Ratio
Initial sync	0.590s	0.563s	~same 0.95x
No-change sync	0.348s	0.339s	~same 0.97x

Daemon Pull

Test	rsync 3.4.4	oc-rsync	Ratio
Initial sync	0.425s	1.431s	slower 3.37x
No-change sync	0.211s	0.166s	faster 0.79x

Daemon Push

Test	rsync 3.4.4	oc-rsync	Ratio
Initial sync	0.408s	0.347s	faster 0.85x
No-change sync	0.203s	0.140s	faster 0.69x

Checksum: OpenSSL vs Pure Rust

Test	Pure Rust	OpenSSL	Ratio
Initial checksum sync	0.271s	0.269s	~same 0.99x
No-change checksum sync	0.136s	0.136s	~same 1.00x

io_uring vs Standard I/O

Test	Standard I/O	io_uring	Ratio
Local initial sync	0.231s	0.231s	~same 1.00x
Daemon pull initial	1.439s	1.429s	~same 0.99x
SSH pull initial	0.808s	0.801s	~same 0.99x

SSH Transport: upstream vs oc-rsync subprocess vs oc-rsync russh

Test	Upstream (ssh)	oc-rsync (ssh)	oc-rsync (russh)	oc-sub / upstream	russh / oc-sub
Initial pull	0.609s	0.817s	0.648s	slower 1.34x	faster 0.79x
No-change pull	0.335s	0.368s	0.171s	slower 1.10x	faster 0.47x
Initial push	0.593s	0.555s	0.400s	faster 0.94x	faster 0.72x
No-change push	0.344s	0.340s	0.184s	~same 0.99x	faster 0.54x

Compression

Test	rsync 3.4.4	oc-rsync	Ratio
zlib initial sync	0.287s	0.279s	~same 0.97x
zlib no-change sync	0.093s	0.084s	faster 0.90x
zstd initial sync	0.288s	0.283s	~same 0.98x
zstd no-change sync	0.093s	0.085s	faster 0.91x

Delta Transfer

Test	rsync 3.4.4	oc-rsync	Ratio
Local delta sync	0.094s	0.084s	faster 0.89x
Local delta checksum sync	0.194s	0.145s	faster 0.75x

Large File (1GB)

Test	rsync 3.4.4	oc-rsync	Ratio
1GB file initial sync	0.500s	0.580s	slower 1.16x
1GB file no-change sync	0.045s	0.004s	faster 0.09x
1GB file delta sync	1.876s	0.415s	faster 0.22x

Many Small Files (100K)

Test	rsync 3.4.4	oc-rsync	Ratio
100K files initial sync	3.038s	3.127s	~same 1.03x
100K files no-change sync	0.588s	0.775s	slower 1.32x

Sparse Files

Test	rsync 3.4.4	oc-rsync	Ratio
Sparse initial sync	0.262s	0.116s	faster 0.44x
Sparse no-change sync	0.047s	0.006s	faster 0.14x

Memory Usage (Peak RSS)

Test	rsync 3.4.4	oc-rsync	Time Ratio	RSS rsync 3.4.4	RSS oc-rsync
Initial sync (10K files)	0.403s	0.343s	faster 0.85x	7.7MB	45.4MB
1GB file sync	0.508s	0.310s	faster 0.61x	6.9MB	15.0MB
100K files sync	2.986s	3.016s	~same 1.01x	7.6MB	92.5MB

Summary

Overall: 0.89x average ratio
(best 0.09x, worst 3.37x)

Mode	Avg Ratio
Local Copy	0.81x
SSH Pull	1.15x
SSH Push	0.96x
Daemon Pull	2.08x
Daemon Push	0.77x
Checksum: OpenSSL vs Pure Rust	0.99x
io_uring vs Standard I/O	0.99x
SSH Transport: upstream vs oc-rsync subprocess vs oc-rsync russh	0.63x
Compression	0.94x
Delta Transfer	0.82x
Large File (1GB)	0.49x
Many Small Files (100K)	1.18x
Sparse Files	0.29x
Memory Usage	0.82x

Ratio < 1.0 = oc-rsync faster, > 1.0 = upstream faster

Super-Mario-Bros.-Remastered-Public: 1.1 RC3

2026-07-29T13:24:08Z

Small Features

MASSIVELY improved editor performance, nearly all memory issues, slowdowns and crashes SHOULD be fixed, I urge anyone that had these issues, to check if its all good now, as im 99% confident it should be now
Overlay clouds can now have their scroll direction changed: ("cloud_scroll": [-16, 0])
Added loop offsets, to animation jsons, allows you to specify which frame, a looping animation should loop to, by default 0, optional ("loop_offset": 0)
Added "can freeze x" and "can freeze y", to the player flingers, enabling them, will make it so the player is frozen, if their x or y speeds, are set to 0, and "additive" is disabled, instead of just not applying anything

Fixes

Fixed the second layer order being wrong, and always displaying the second layer in front
Fully fixed all the audio looping issues now, by reverting the new changes. fuck em
Fixed the theme select icons not being overridable
Made the overlay clouds and particles override, in the theme changer, ignore the "enable bg particles" setting
Fixed signal drawers not being moved, alongside their parent gizmo
Fixed moving platforms, being offset wrong when loading a custom level
Speaker gizmos, now play their sfx, when changed
Fixed the level editor closing, after saving, IF cancelling out of the "save and exit" dialogue
Switched the horizontal direction names for the piranha plant, cause they were wrong
Fixed invisible blocks not being able to be hit, while the player is upside down
Fixed resetting the level in the editor, being broken
Yoshi's animations now start playing, when he appears
added "smooth_rotation" property, to homing bills
Cannon balls now have a default animation
Spike no longer changes direction, when throwing
Fixed red piranha plants range being the same as the green ones

diffutils: latest-commit

2026-07-29T12:17:21Z

commit: 4e8c509

hongdown: Hongdown 0.5.3

2026-07-28T12:09:58Z

Released on July 28, 2026.

Fixed a bug where decoded tabs in angle-bracketed reference destinations were written as literal control characters, so reparsing the formatted Markdown could lose the destination. Tabs are now written as 	, preserving the destination and making formatting idempotent. [#39, #40]

biome: Biome CLI v2.5.6

2026-07-28T09:55:21Z

2.5.6

Patch Changes

#11035 0e4b03b Thanks @ematipico! - Fixed a performance regression in noMisusedPromises that caused type inference to run repeatedly while linting a file.

#11043 22ec076 Thanks @denbezrukov! - Fixed CSS formatting for multiline function arguments preceded by comments:

 .example {
   value: outer(
     1,
     /* comment */
     nested(
-      first,
-      second
-    )
+        first,
+        second
+      )
   );
 }

#11007 c9acb25 Thanks @BTF-Kabir-2020! - Fixed #9195: useHookAtTopLevel no longer reports hooks in named forwardRef components that receive a ref parameter.
#10152 50a9bd8 Thanks @Zelys-DFKH! - Fixed #10131: Biome now correctly parses curried arrow functions in ternary consequents when the inner arrow's parameters use a destructuring pattern, e.g. cond ? (x) => ({ a, b }) => body : alt.
#11105 8ffe2b9 Thanks @dadavidtseng! - Fixed #11092: The noUselessTernary quick fix now preserves operator spacing when simplifying or inverting boolean ternary expressions.
#10533 5809875 Thanks @Mokto! - Fixed #10515: biome check --write was not idempotent on Svelte files — multi-line template literals in <script> blocks and block comments in <style> blocks gained an extra indent level on every run.
#11040 0abb620 Thanks @Mokto! - Fixed an issue where the HTML formatter would duplicate a comment placed directly before a Svelte {@const ...} or {@debug ...} block. The duplication compounded on every subsequent --write, causing the file to grow exponentially.
#10858 6d18204 Thanks @ruidosujeira! - Fixed #10839: Svelte {#each} array destructuring no longer includes spaces inside square brackets, and multiline bind function expressions now indent their getter, setter, and function body correctly.
#11009 2c36626 Thanks @ematipico! - Improved the accuracy of type-aware lint rules by resolving more inferred types. For example, noFloatingPromises now detects floating Promises returned by aliased callbacks and arrays of Promises created by async mapping callbacks.

The following statements are now reported:
```
type AsyncCallback = () => Promise<void>;
declare const callback: AsyncCallback;
callback();

[1, 2, 3].map(async (value) => value);
```
#10973 9cb044c Thanks @ematipico! - Fixed false positives in noMisleadingReturnType when generic-constraint, normalization, substitution, or structural return-type comparison cannot complete. The rule now suppresses diagnostics rather than suggesting a return type derived from partial information. For example, this unresolved return type is no longer reported:
```
function unresolvedReturnType(): MissingType {
  return "value" as const;
}
```
#11071 15047a2 Thanks @dyc3! - The HTML parser now accepts mixed-case doctype declarations.
#11030 cc90e65 Thanks @marschattha! - The rdjson reporter now populates the severity field of each diagnostic (ERROR, WARNING, or INFO), so tools consuming Reviewdog Diagnostic Format output no longer need to assume a default severity.
#11009 2c36626 Thanks @ematipico! - Fixed a performance regression in type-aware JavaScript lint rules by inferring only requested types and memoizing export resolution.
#11056 903b177 Thanks @dyc3! - Added support for Svelte declaration tags using let and const. Biome can now parse, format, and lint bindings declared in these tags.
#11045 89c27c6 Thanks @ematipico! - Improved the performance of Biome formatter up to ~7% across the board.
#9806 781d68d Thanks @dyc3! - Added the nursery rule noJsRestrictedProperties, which ports ESLint's no-restricted-properties rule. Biome now flags restricted member access and object destructuring, and biome migrate eslint preserves the rule's options.

What's Changed

refactor(lint): extract return type relation by @ematipico in #10973
refactor(inference): separate raw type collection by @ematipico in #11003
fix(linter): recognize forwardRef named components with ref params by @BTF-Kabir-2020 in #11007
fix(html_formatter): match prettier for svelte each as destructuring … by @ruidosujeira in #10858
fix(cli): populate severity in rdjson reporter output by @marschattha in #11030
refactor(inference): add structural type mapping by @ematipico in #11004
refactor(inference): add canonical inferred globals by @ematipico in #11005
feat(css): support preserved SCSS custom property by @denbezrukov in #11029
refactor(inference): port Salsa module inference by @ematipico in #11006
fix(css_formatter): preserve escaped attribute newlines without breaking parent groups by @denbezrukov in #11027
feat(useSortedClasses): order same-utility values in sort_v4 by @johncarmack1984 in #11016
fix(linter): inference regression by @ematipico in #11035
fix(html): stop duplicating leading comments before Svelte {@const}/{@debug} blocks by @Mokto in #11040
fix(inference): handle import cycles by @ematipico in #11008
chore: tidy up skills by @ematipico in #11047
fix(css_parser): parse SCSS parent selector hyphens by @denbezrukov in #11042
fix(parser): allow nested destructured arrow functions inside ternary-consequent bodies by @Zelys-DFKH in #10152
fix(css_formatter): indent commented SCSS function arguments by @denbezrukov in #11043
ci: add e2e benchmarks for lint rules by @ematipico in #11048
feat(format/yaml): flow mappings by @dyc3 in #11011
perf(fmt): inline print_element, fast path for printable ASCII chars by @ematipico in #11045
feat(lint/js): add noRestrictedProperties by @dyc3 in #9806
feat(format/yaml): block scalars by @dyc3 in #11019
refactor(analyzer): cut over inferred type consumers by @ematipico in #11009
test(format/html): enable prettier's vue snapshot tests by @dyc3 in #11070
fix(parse/html): accept mixed case doctype declarations by @dyc3 in #11071
feat(useSortedClasses): order by name and resolve dashed statics in sort_v4 by @johncarmack1984 in #11041
feat(svelte): support for {let}/{const} syntax by @dyc3 in #11056
feat(format/yaml): flow scalar content by @dyc3 in #11050
feat(format/yaml): indent comments per their block structure by @dyc3 in #11051
feat(format/yaml): keep node properties on the entry line by @dyc3 in #11052
fix(html): skip reindenting template literal and block-comment continuations in embedded code by @Mokto in #10533
chore(xtask): migrate Symbol global types by @minseong0324 in #11034
chore(deps): update rust crate jiff to 0.2.35 by @renovate[bot] in #11085
chore(deps): update rust crate libc to 0.2.189 by @renovate[bot] in #11086
chore(deps): update rust crate proc-macro2 to 1.0.107 by @renovate[bot] in #11089
chore(deps): update rust crate regex to 1.13.1 by @renovate[bot] in #11090
feat(useSortedClasses): sort sort_v4 candidates by property signature by @johncarmack1984 in #11076
feat(inference): add structured inference requests by @ematipico in #11091
fix: build bench by @ematipico in #11097
chore(xtask): migrate WeakMap global type by @minseong0324 in #11084
feat(css_syntax): allow SCSS variables in rule lists by @denbezrukov in #11103
fix(lint): remove double space in noUselessTernary quick fix by @dadavidtseng in #11105
ci: release by @github-actions[bot] in #11022

New Contributors

@BTF-Kabir-2020 made their first contribution in #11007
@marschattha made their first contribution in #11030
@dadavidtseng made their first contribution in #11105

Full Changelog: https://github.com/biomejs/biome/compare/@biomejs/biome@2.5.5...@biomejs/biome@2.5.6

hongdown: Hongdown 0.5.2

2026-07-27T15:23:08Z

Released on July 28, 2026.

Fixed a bug where a reference definition shared by a body link and a link inside a footnote could sink to the later footnote's section, leaving the body link's section without its definition. Shared definitions now stay at the end of the first section that uses them, while remaining below footnote definitions when both occur in the same section. [#30, #38]
Fixed a bug where reference definitions lost angle brackets required by an empty destination, ASCII whitespace, or other targets that cannot be serialized safely in bare form. Those lines no longer represented the original CommonMark reference definitions, and a second formatting pass treated them as ordinary text. These destinations now stay angle-bracketed, preserving their link targets and making formatting idempotent. [#25, #37]
Fixed a bug where an external inline link whose text contained consecutive whitespace could require two formatting passes to settle. Runs of CommonMark ASCII whitespace in ordinary link text are now collapsed on the first pass, so [a b](https://example.com/) immediately becomes [a b] with a matching definition. [#28, #36]
Fixed a bug where non-ASCII whitespace at the edge of an inline link's text could leave its generated shortcut reference with no matching definition. Reference labels now follow the parser's edge-whitespace rules, preserving distinct labels and their definitions across formatting runs. [#31, #35]
Fixed a bug where formatting could silently change a link's destination. Reference labels are generated from the link text, so two links with the same text but different destinations were given the same label, and the later definition overwrote the earlier one. A label is now shared only when the complete target matches, meaning both the URL and the title; otherwise the colliding link gets a numbered label and full reference syntax, as in [guide][guide 2]. [#26, #29]
Fixed a bug where a numbered label assigned to a colliding link could match unresolved reference syntax elsewhere in the document, silently turning ordinary bracketed text into a link. Numbered label allocation now skips labels already used by unresolved references. [#33, #34]
Fixed a bug where a reference definition needed by a later section was dropped entirely when an earlier section had already defined the same label with a different destination, leaving the later link pointing at the earlier section's URL. [#26, #29]
Fixed a bug where reference labels differing only in letter case, such as [Guide] and [guide], were emitted as two separate definitions. Since CommonMark matches reference labels case-insensitively, parsers ignored the second definition and both links resolved to the first URL. Labels are now compared with runs of whitespace collapsed and Unicode case folding applied, the same way the underlying parser resolves them. [#26, #29]
Fixed a bug where a reference definition placed inside a  region was dropped, leaving the region's links pointing at nothing. Since the loss was stable across runs, --check never reported the damaged file afterwards. The region between the two directives is now copied from the source in one piece instead of being rebuilt block by block, so its reference definitions survive, as do its footnote definitions, interior blank lines, and indentation. (The blank line separating the region from the directives around it is still normalized to exactly one.) [#27, #32]
Fixed a bug where a reference definition was dropped when the only links using it sat in a region that skips formatting. Those links are copied from the source and never registered the definition they depend on, which silently broke reference-style badges under , , , and . [#27, #32]
Fixed a bug where a link inside a region that skips formatting could have its destination changed by a link outside it. A copied link keeps the label the source gave it, so when both wanted the same label for different destinations the copied one silently lost its target. The formatted link, which can be given a derived label such as [guide][guide 2], now yields instead. [#27, #32]
Fixed a bug where a directive comment gained an extra blank line above it when it directly followed front matter, and lost the blank line entirely when the only thing above it was a reference definition. [#27, #32]
Fixed a bug where a block whose formatting was skipped by  or  was copied from where its content begins rather than from the start of its lines, losing the indentation and the list or blockquote markers before it. An indented code block came out as a paragraph, and a reference definition the parser had taken out of a list item was dropped altogether. Such a block also gained a blank line on every run, so --check reported a file --write had just written. [#32]
Fixed a bug where a reference label holding a bracket escaped with a backslash, as in [a\]b], was cut short at that bracket. The link was given a label naming no definition, and the definition itself was written out cut short too, so the next run no longer read it as a definition at all. [#32]

clink: v1.9.31

2026-07-27T05:15:45Z

Recent Breaking Change

Breaking Change: the "gray text" auto-suggestions display is now off by default, due to too many complaints and frustration and support cost.
- The Suggestions List since v1.8.0 is friendlier and more powerful; toggle it by pressing F2 or enable it by default via clink set suggestionlist.default true.
- The "gray text" or "inline" auto-suggestions display can be turned on again via clink set autosuggest.inline true if preferred.

v1.9.31

Added new Lua API rl.gethistoryindex() which returns the current interactive history index, if any.
Fixed git.isgitdir() and git.getgitdir() to not get confused by the empty .git directories that the Codex app leaves scattered around (due to a bug in Codex that's currently tracked by a large number of open issues).
Fixed :chaincommand("doskey") to be able to expand doskey aliases (regression introduced in v1.6.18).
Fixed an undo list memory management bug in clink-reset-line that could leak memory (regression introduced in v1.8.0).

Clock: 2.32 Nightly-27

2026-07-26T08:52:50Z

Fixes

Fix the hiding of the "Vibration" category in the timer settings for devices without vibrator;
Fix the hiding of the "Dismiss" button in alarm cards;
Fix the toolbar title hiding issue (#646);

Improvements

General

Add a "Save" button to the alarm and timer editing panels;
Remove the "Apply a blur effect to the background image" setting:
- This is now handled by the slider;
Disable rapid clicks on the main FAB, except for the stopwatch tab:
- This prevents, for example, the creation of multiple timers;
Improve and clean code;

Alarm

Add the ability to display the alarm title across multiple lines (#635);
Add the ability to use a custom background image for each alarm (#634):
- The background image is no longer tinted; therefore, it is no longer necessary to choose a transparent background color;
Add the ability to blur the background image for each alarm;
Add the ability to dismiss/snooze alarms with the headphones Play/Pause button (#642):
- This is only possible if the settings "Use advanced audio playback" and "Enable automatic routing of ringtones to external audio devices" are enabled;
- Only works on the lock screen;
Add a "Preview" button to the alarm editing panel;
Improve the visual style of the days of the week buttons;

Clock

Search for cities in English regardless of the app's language (#640);

Timer

Display an editing panel to edit the timers. This allows you to:
- Enable vibrations per timer;
- Set the vibration pattern per timer (#643);
- Set the auto silence duration per timer;
- Set the volume crescendo duration per timer;
- Set the ringtone per timer;
- Turn on the flash when a timer expires;
- Turn off media when a timer expires (useful when media player apps do not have this feature built-in) (#630);
- Delete the timer once expired (#612);
- Duplicate a timer;
Hide the "+1: 00" button when timer is reset;
Hide the timer label if not set;
Remove the "Edit" button as it's no longer necessary;
Rename the setting title "Display the active timers in compact mode" to "Display the timers in compact mode" (#629);
Add the ability to reset expired timers with the headphones Play/Pause button:
- This is only possible if the settings "Use advanced audio playback" and "Enable automatic routing of ringtones to external audio devices" are enabled under "Alarms";
- Only works on the lock screen;

Notes

- Please make a new backup after updating the app and delete the old one.

dexed: Nightly

2026-07-25T14:14:31Z

Release updated Sat Jul 25 14:14:08 UTC 2026

30da05c : Squashed commit of the following:
ea3d3a4 : Update to 1.1.0
47f1d6f : Remove modal dialogs for tuningui
44847b3 : Fix parameters for DX signed value
6df544a : Switch surgesynth tuninggui