v0.2.3

• Add highlighting for Go, Java, Python
• Improve 'less' integration
• Error handling improvements

v0.2.2

• Fix an exception occuring when Sub-module changes are in the history.
• Support for JavaScript syntax highlighting.
• Color adjustments for bright theme.

v0.2.1

Bug fixes:

• Reading file blob content from Git that contains invalid UTF-8
  should not resulted in an exception.
• Small Haskell highlighting fixes.

v0.2.0

Bug fixes:

• Haskell syntax highlighting received a face lift. Now looking
  much fancier.

Distribution:

• Added Ubuntu packages for Precise, Trust, Vivid, in addition to Wily.

Features:

• Added a 'setup' command for easy manipulation of Git configuration for installing Fancydiff. Supports both local and global Git configs, via pager overrides, or command aliases.

  For a quick start, just run fancydiff setup after upgrading.

• Support for bright terminals (e.g. white backgrounds). Now there are two builtin themes: dark and bright.

• HTML generation, both for inline and CSS. Can be used as a Haskell library for generating syntax highlighting in blogging platforms such as Hakyll. The exported interfaces from the library are experimental. See example.

• Fancydiff is sporting a new command line interface, exposing more functionality, including a builtin method to invoke a pager (currently only less is supported). Old command line interface is not compatible with the new one.

v0.1.3

Bug fixes:

• Fix handling of submodules appearing in diffs
• Theme should be insensitive to terminal's default FG color,
  which means that even if it is not white or grayish, coloring
  looks consistent among users.

v0.1.2

Bug fixes:

• Fix highlighting of the 'Merge:' line in merge commits.
• Packaging for Mac OS X includes the shared libraries
  that Fancydiff depends on.

Other changes:

• Packaging for Linux - Fedora / Ubuntu
• Packaging for Mac OS X

v0.1.1

First tag.