Hey everybody,
we’ve just released Juno 0.12.1, which mainly fixes a bunch of bugs:
- Fixed an unrecoverable error when Julia was force closed on Windows (#687, fixed by #261).
- Prevent in-editor profile lines to be shown when no corresponding line exists in the editor (#481, fixed by #260).
- Updated version of the terminal library Juno uses (#258).
- In-editor breakpoints stay attached to the correct line now (#259).
- Detecting the REPL’s current module is now much faster (#288 and #691).
- Improved in-editor evaluation so that e.g.
readline()looks a lot better now (#288,#286, and #694). - Massive speed improvement for big HTML objects being send to the plot pane (#287).
- Fixed a regression in Juno’s block finding mechanism (#685).
- Fixed a bug where cell evaluation results would always be displayed in-editor, even when a different setting is selected (#486, fixed by #689).
- Fixed display of big (>2MB) HTML objects in the plot pane (#488, fixed by #690).
- Various improvements to the process cycler (#692):
- Changing e.g. the number of threads now invalidates cached processes, so it’s no longer necessary to kill a bunch of processes to get the updated settings.
- A warning about mismatched versions of julia-client and Atom.jl is now displayed more consistently.
- Prettier buttons for the debugger toolbar (#693, thanks to @jules).
As always, please follow the update instructions in the first post and keep reporting any issues you might find – all feedback is much appreciated.
Enjoy!