RemafoX 1.0 Beta 4 available!
The full changelog of the RemafoX Beta 4 release with a download link for the app.
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See the Beta 1 release notes for an introduction and a list of features.
The following is just a list of changes since the last release:
Added
- Added "Show Projects Browser" & "Show Add Translation" buttons to "Window" menu bar to help with some window management issues.
- Added a new option to configure if an empty line should be placed between every two keys in a
.strings
file or not.
Changed
- Reverted Add Translation window to quit the entire app again on Cancel or Insert button press to prevent duplicate windows.
- The list of supported languages in source language selection dropdowns is now sorted alphabetically.
- Improved automatic detection of multiple subpaths on setup and added
/
suffix to folders for less confusion. - Improved performance of the application in several places by preventing unnecessary re-computes of SwiftUI views.
Deprecated
- The
.remafox
config file structure has received newappleStringsFilesConfig
options. Automatic migration is available (only in this beta release!) – just open all your config files once and save them right away to upgrade.
Fixed
- Fixed an issue with machine-translation not finding
.strings(dict)
files when the language folders are in the same path as.remafox
config file. (Thanks to Ulf) - Fixed an issue that could lead to a crash during machine translation with
.strings(dict)
files in.lproj
paths with invalid lang codes. - Fixed an issue in the project browser that could delete the wrong project in the list after confirming the deletion.
- Fixed an issue where editing a
.stringsdict
file from Xcode would lead to a different indentation format than when produced by RemafoX. - Fixed an issue that rendered some leftover SF Symbols in Add Translation text views incorrectly.
- Fixed an issue with multi-line translation values in the source language leading to compiler errors in the generated Swift file.