v.2.3.0

Hello everyone! I hope you’re all doing well. I apologize for my recent absence from Konsave. I’ve been busy with college and have also been working on a new project, Drawy, a whiteboard app. This release includes support for KDE Plasma 6 in Konsave and resolves some Python warnings. Thank you for your understanding!

Changed

• Konsave now supports KDE Plasma 6 (thanks to @ftschindler, see #125)
• Konsave no longer shows Python warnings (thanks to @michal-gora, see #124)

Docs

• Add instructions to install Konsave using pipx (thanks to @holocronweaver, see #116)

v2.2.0

Added

• You can now set the output directory and archive name when exporting a profile (#72)
• Profiles will now be listed in alphabetical order (#67)

Fixed

• Fixed typo in README (#48)

Changed

• Improved README (#75)
• Made it clear that a profile needs to be saved before exporting in the help text.
• Logs will now be saved to $HOME/.cache/konsave_log.txt

v2.1.2

Fixed

• Empty entries in the config files will now be parsed as empty strings to prevent an exception. See #50
• A small typo was fixed. See #51
• Fixed incorrect PyYaml version in requirements.txt. See #56

Added

• Kate's (KDE's code editor) config files were added in the default KDE config file. See #58

v2.1.1

Removed

• Removed the prompt that asked you which desktop environment you use when you ran Konsave for the first time. See #45.
• Removed unused import of the log function in __main__.py.

Changed

• Konsave will now automatically detect if you're using KDE plasma or not.
• Fixed some Pylint errors.

v2.1.0

Added

• The following placeholders for config.yaml were added:
  1. $SHARE_DIR: It points to $HOME/.local/share
  2. $BIN_DIR: It points to $HOME/.local/bin

Changed

• Now, there's no need to check for the ID of a profile if you already know its name. You can remove, apply and export a profile using its name. For example konsave --export myprofile. See #38
• Replaced the words "variables and functions" with "placeholders".
• Updated readme.

Removed

• You'll no longer be able to use IDs to remove, apply and export profiles. You have to use the name of the profile to do so.
• The following placeholders were removed:
  • $KONSAVE_DIR
  • $CONFIG_DIR

v2.0.2

Fixed

• Fixed a bug with export. Previously, exporting a profile would export the current profile but now it will export the specified profile.
• Fixed a typo in the readme

Added

• Added a line in the readme

v2.0.1

• Fixed a typo in the readme
• Fixed a bug (read changelog)

v2.0.0

Added

• Possibility to define multiple backup targets via the configuration file.
• Errors will be saved to konsave_log.txt in the home directory.
• Ability to use a few variables and functions in the configuration file.
• Ability to use Konsave on all desktop environments.

Changed

• Improved export and import feature. You'll be able change which files to export and import from the configuration file.
• Changed yaml loader from yaml.FullLoader to yaml.SafeLoader
• The version will now be dynamically printed.

Break

• The old configuration files and profiles won't work with this version of Konsave.

v1.1.9

Fixes

• Fixes #26
• Prints help when entering "konsave" without any arguments

v1.1.8

General package maintenance

Closes #20

• Add missing new lines at end of .pylintrc and CONTRIBUTION.md.
• Gitignore:
  • Common VS Code and JetBrains IDE user-specific stuff.
  • All __pycache__ dirs (**/__pycache__).
• Delete and untrack all *.pyc files.
• Reformat and improve some docstrings.
• Remove some excessive comments, e.g. ## IMPORTS ## or # WIPE. The import section is clear and visible enough to not need such additional comment. Same with functions - docstrings do that job well.
• Refactor and simplify CLI argument parsing.
• Adapt setup.py to use pip requirement text files.
  • Create extra dev and corresponding requirements_dev.txt requirement text file. Can be installed via pip install -e .[dev] or from PyPI via pip install konsave[dev].
• Remove "Dependencies" section from README.md - dependencies get installed automatically anyway.