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Releases: gristlabs/grist-desktop

0.3.10

02 Mar 20:38
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  • Updated to Grist Core v1.7.11
  • Fixed .grist files not being importable
  • Other import fixes included from Grist Core
  • Reduced file size of Grist Desktop when uncompressed / installed

0.3.9

23 Jan 02:31

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  • Updates Grist desktop with latest grist core (no specific version)
  • Fixes an issue with importing files on Windows

0.3.8

15 Jan 20:52

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  • Updates Grist Core to v1.7.10

0.3.7

09 Dec 14:50

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  • Updates Grist Core to v1.7.8
  • Fixes broken import on MacOS (#91)
  • Includes necessary Grist core changes to support Flatpak

0.3.6

10 Sep 17:31
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Catch up with Grist 1.7.3. There were some packaging difficulties. The Windows 32bit build may not be functional (please report if you try it).

0.3.4

04 Aug 19:34
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Deal with a packaging problem in v0.3.3:

0.3.3

02 Aug 01:17
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0.3.2

28 Mar 12:30
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A small update for problems on Mac x86 and latest Windows.

0.3.1

14 Mar 13:17
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Catching up with Grist Core version 1.4.2 after a lull of too long without an update (sorry!)

The only Desktop-specific change is to use GRIST_SQLITE_MODE=sync by default, lowering the odds of data corruption in the event of freezes or crashes. In principle, this has a performance cost, but for Desktop I would expect it to be rarely noticeable for typical usage. If you prefer, you can get old behavior back by setting GRIST_SQLITE_MODE= (blank), or you can get an alternative mode GRIST_SQLITE_MODE=wal which has attractive performance and guarantees but which converts every .grist file into multiple files - awkward if you interact with them directly outside of the application.

0.3.0

27 Sep 18:49

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What's Changed

  • Files can now be opened from anywhere on the filesystem.
  • Non-Grist files can be imported into a new document using "File -> Open", such as .csv, .tsv, .dsv and .xlsx.
  • Opening a file using "File -> Open" will focus an existing window if the document is already open, or create a new window if it isn't.
  • All of the changes in the latest release of Grist Core are now in Grist Desktop.
  • Miscellaneous fixes.

Breaking changes

  • macOS 14 (Sonoma) is now the minimum supported version of macOS. Older macOS versions will continue to be supported for now. The x64 build was broken. It has now been updated and should be working again.

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