Releases · poliorcetics/cargo-intraconv

02 Dec 16:54

Latest

Feature: Read intraconv.toml by default when no ignore file is given (#36).
Fix: Ignore primitive.Type.html links since transforming them is wrong most
of the time (#35).
Fix: Properly handle directories when they are given explicitly in a
workspace (no issue).
Fix: Correctly detect ignored links for long links (#38).
Fix: use --ignore-file instead of ----ignore-file (#37).

Assets 2

25 Nov 17:25

Date: 2020-11-25

index.html#section now correctly always link to self, not the current
page (#34).
Correctly detect crate names when given a directory (#32).

Assets 2

18 Nov 23:16

Date: 2020-11-19

Added more favored links pattern for docs.rs: https://docs.rs/crate-1
will now be transformed to crate_1 when used in a link.
Even more favored links: https://doc.rust-lang.org is now supported.
Don't remove links that are local but use a disambiguator: /// [tracing]: mod@tracing was previously removed but the mod@ part could be the only thing helping rustdoc find the correct link and so it is necessary to keep the link.
Not giving any path to cargo intraconv was an error before. Now it just find the current workspace (either one crate or a group of crates) and search the links in the src directories. This search is recursive. It is still possible to give only one file to cargo intraconv and it will only consume this file.
Correctly transform [name]: ../metadata to [name]: super::metadata.
Correctly transform [name](../metadata) to [name](super::metadata). This will also correctly delete the (link) part if the transformation produces something of the form [name](name).
Type blocks are never added before a lone section. This means a link like [name]: #section will never change.
Add an option to ignore some links through a file, either for all visited
files or for some specific files.

Assets 2

29 Oct 02:02

Version 1.1.0 - Favoured links

Date: 2020-10-29
Git tag: v1.1.0.

Added favoured links: by default, https link from docs.rs will be transformed to their intra-doc links version. intraconv will assume such links point to dependencies and as such can be safely transformed to intra-doc links. If this is not the desired behaviour, see the -f flag.
Added --no-favored (-f) to disable the behaviour described above.