0.35.0
The middle of the story
The version history now reads one line per change, with the whole story a press away.
Open a line to read the whole story behind it.
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Improved A release now reads as one line per change, and each of them opens onto the whole story.
Opening a version used to mean reading every paragraph in it to find the one change you came for — five changes were five paragraphs, and the longest of them ran to a screenful. A release now reads as one line per change, in the same order and with the same New, Improved or Fixed beside it; press one and the whole story of that change unfolds under it, press it again and the list is short once more. A line with nothing more to tell than the line itself — the early versions were written that way — simply does not open. So the page is three steps deep now rather than two: the list of versions, one line per change, and the story behind whichever line you pressed.