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This release addresses a severe bug in the Linux builds that caused the renderer to crash upon opening a file. Windows and macOS users can skip this release if they like; nothing will be different for them. Sorry for letting this through! We have updated our Linux smoke tests to be more thorough to ensure this sort of issue cannot happen again. ### Pulsar - Rework Linux builds to use a manylinux_2_28 image with gcc-toolset [@savetheclocktower](#1686) - Ensure Playwright tests run serially [@savetheclocktower](#1689)

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This patch release fixes an issue encountered by users of some community UI themes. 1.132.1 - Fix an issue where missing theme variables prevented the project window from initializing. @Daeraxa

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This release delivers something that we hope will make most users’ lives easier, whether they’re veteran Pulsar users or brand-new users giving us a try: a [new core terminal package](/posts/20260510-savetheclocktower-terminal-package/)! Also on offer: a new experimental setting that we think will improve the experience of switching Git branches. When enabled, core.promptOnConflict will recognize when you’ve made edits against a file whose contents changed on disk _after_ you started making the edits, and will warn you when you try to save your edits! This is one step toward improving the experience of users who often switch branches in version control. We’ve also added a setting that might make life easier for those who routinely edit large files, quality-of-life improvements for Pulsar contributors and package authors, better window management when opening projects from the command line, new configurable behavior for autocomplete-plus, and a handful of improvements to syntax highlighting. As always, a huge thank you to our community, contributors, and donations. Happy coding, and see you amongst the stars! - The Pulsar Team --- ## 1.132.0 - New terminal package! - New editor.largeFileThreshold setting that allows the user to configure the file-size threshold of the “large file mode” present in TextMate-style grammars. - New experimental setting: core.promptOnConflict. When enabled, Pulsar will ask for confirmation if you try to save an item while it’s in a “conflicted”…

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This is a quick release in order to fix a regression introduced in one of the bug fixes included in the 1.132.2 release. Four patch releases under 1.131 is plenty, as far as we're concerned! We hope to get back to working on the next regular release and the slew of new features we've got planned. See you then! > Reminder for .rpm users: (There is an issue with the postuninstall scriptlet from the Pulsar 1.131.0 and 1.131.1 .rpms, causing the unintended removal of pulsar and ppm from /usr/bin/, specifically during upgrade installs. See #1482 for details.) > > For pulsar and ppm to remain on your PATH, please uninstall any copy of the Pulsar 1.131.0 or 1.131.1 .rpm before installing this release's .rpm, or alternatively you can dnf install and then dnf reinstall this release's updated .rpm. Furthermore, installing any two patched .rpms, such 1.131.2 and this one, would also flush out the old scriptlet and resolve the issue. > > Otherwise the old postuninstall scriptlet will run, removing pulsar and ppm from /usr/bin/ and thus from your PATH. This release has an updated postuninstall scriptlet with the fix, so this is a one-time workaround. 1.131.3 - [settings-view] Fix regression with rendering badges on package search results. - Fix failure to include localization files in the built application. Pulsar - [build] Ensure locales dir is included when building Pulsar @confused-Techie - [settings-view] Don't try to attach a listener if the ref doesn't exist @savetheclocktower

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Hello again, everyone! This release has a focus on bug fixes since our big Electron 30 upgrade! We've been busy addressing the issues our community has found since the release of v1.131.0. Thanks to @asiloisad, we've got a new way to add multiple roots to a project at once via atom.project.addPaths. We're also excited to see a contribution from @catb0t, their first ever contribution to the project! > Note for .rpm users: (There is an issue with the postuninstall scriptlet from the Pulsar 1.131.0 and 1.131.1 .rpms, causing the unintended removal of pulsar and ppm from /usr/bin/, specifically during upgrade installs. See #1482 for details.) > > For pulsar and ppm to remain on your PATH, please uninstall any prior version of the Pulsar 1.131 .rpm before installing this release's .rpm, or alternatively you can dnf install and then dnf reinstall this release's updated .rpm. > > Otherwise the old postuninstall scriptlet will run, removing pulsar and ppm from /usr/bin/ and thus from your PATH. This release has an updated postuninstall scriptlet with the fix, so this is a one-time workaround. 1.131.2 - [settings-view] Fix issue that closes project windows when the user clicks on a badge in a package card. - [find-and-replace] Fix issue that prevents searches with patterns from working properly in projects with multiple roots. - Fix issue affecting keybinding interpretation on non-QWERTY keyboards in Linux/X11 environments. - Fix Linux issue causing the menu bar to hide immediately…

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1.131.1 - Fix an issue in superstring that occasionally caused crashes while editing text. - Add support for additional image formats in Pulsar's Markdown renderer. - Minor reduction of binary size through various means. Pulsar - Bump @pulsar-edit/superstring to 3.0.5 @savetheclocktower - [core] Add support for data:image/svg+xml in ui.renderMarkdown @confused-Techie - Remove abandoned fstream dependency @asiloisad - Bump async @confused-Techie - Add exclusions borrowed from node-prune @confused-Techie superstring - Fix a crash caused by improper management of async workers @savetheclocktower

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Hello, and welcome, one and all! This release brings the long-awaited (and long-previewed in our Rolling releases) upgrade to Electron 30 to our stable "Regular" releases! Catching up, at least somewhat, with the rapid pace of new Electron versions is a goal we've been actively working on since we started Pulsar almost 4 years ago. We're happy to make one of the larger steps in that direction since we began with this release (from Electron 12 to Electron 30.) We recognize that Electron 30 is still not the latest Electron version, but it took a tremendous amount of work to get here, and we are still working diligently on further upgrades. On a more business-as-usual note, we also have several language/grammar improvements, various bugfixes and miscellaneous improvements. Please see the full changelog below for details. We're very excited for this milestone, and please do let us know if anything needs fixing -- this was a huge undertaking under the hood! (Did we mention the accompanying blog post?: https://blog.pulsar-edit.dev/posts/20251202-savetheclocktower-pulsar-on-electron-30/) As always, a huge thank you to our community, contributors, and donations. Happy coding, and see you amongst the stars! - The Pulsar Team --- ## 1.131.0 Because this is such a huge upgrade to Pulsar, some of your community packages may be affected! If you handle distributions for Pulsar as a community maintainer make sure to read this changelog carefully to make things compatible! For more…

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Hotfix: Restore Windows app to working condition, after it was mis-built in v1.130.0. Description of the issue affecting v1.130.0 on Windows: The Windows version of the app was broken, due to its native C/C++ dependencies remaining built for NodeJS when electron-rebuild failed, and due to our CI being mistakenly configured in a way that hid the failure. Electron-rebuild failed in CI due to a missing Windows 10 SDK. Resolution: We have worked around the missing Windows 10 SDK issue in CI by installing it manually, and also updated our CI workflow so that a failure of electron-rebuild would be more likely to be caught. Note: Binaries for macOS and Linux are also provided to make it simple to find the latest binaries for all platforms attached to one GitHub Release. Other than coming from a new CI run with a new patch version bump, there should be no other changes from v1.130.0 on macOS or Linux.

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# Pulsar 1.130.0: Spooktacular Edition Welcome to another Spooktacular Pulsar release! To welcome in the Autumn, we'd like to shout out some updates to our website! The long awaited revamp of our web presence not only massively improves and updates our documentation, it also unifies our web design. There are new subdomains for each service, and we've put our hugely improved documentation live (which you may have seen during its beta period). It's now more in-depth and updated, and it's finally got auto-updating API docs for Pulsar, which we have been missing since the beginning. As for the Pulsar editor itself, we've got some updated Tree-sitter and language support, as well as autocomplete-css and autocomplete-plus updates and improvements, a focus fix for tree-view on Windows, a fix so that find-in-project searches properly exclude open-and-modified files that don't match the given path filter, and a change to `snippets` to restore legacy compatibility with the `emmet` package. A new "I18n" API (short for "internationalization") allows Pulsar and even community packages to localize all their text to a user's preferred language. It's in its very early stages, but after some more time and work you should be able to set your preferred language and have Pulsar respect it. As always, a huge thank you to our community, contributors, and donations. Happy coding, and see you amongst the stars! - The Pulsar Team --- ## 1.130.0 - `autocomplete-plus` can now make other text edits to…

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Pulsar 1.129.0: An August Occasion Howdy folks, Another fine Pulsar release, Pulsar 1.129.0, is available for your use and enjoyment. See changelog below for details. A big shout-out to @Drsheppard01 for their first contribution in the form of PR #1241, and to @jmanuel1 for the issue report #1302 that led to a quick fix from @savetheclocktower in PR #1303. And to several members of the community who have given feedback on GitHub, Discord, etc. As always, a huge thank you to our community, contributors, and donations. Happy coding, and see you amongst the stars! - The Pulsar Team 1.129.0 - Some minor Tree-sitter fixes, including fixing a bug in SCSS highlighting and ensuring proper highlighting support for abstract methods in TypeScript. - When viewing a file that exists on disk outside of your project root, you may now use Tree View: Rename to “import” it into your project folder by giving it a relative path. - Updated various dependencies for security reasons. - Updated AppImages to type 2 runtime -- libfuse is no-longer required to be installed on the end-user's system to use Pulsar's AppImages! Pulsar - Cirrus: Fetch Buster packages from archive.debian.org @DeeDeeG - Update deps June 2025 @DeeDeeG - Update appimagetool link in ./scripts/fix-linux-appimage.sh @ Drsheppard01 - Tree-sitter rolling fixes, 1.129 edition @savetheclocktower - Fix CI build job in Ubuntu @savetheclocktower - [tree-view] Allow tree-view:rename to "import" the current file… @savetheclocktower…

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Pulsar v1.128.0: May There Be a Spring in Your Step! Hello, folks. Another month or so, another Pulsar release! We've got performance improvements, an improved editing experience for RTL languages, and comment handling for JSON and JSONC files. Please also be aware this month's release contains a security fix, so do update when you can. Thank you to the reporter of this issue. As always, a huge thank you to our community, contributors, and donations. Happy coding, and see you amongst the stars! - The Pulsar Team - Vastly improved support for right-to-left text editing — meaning languages like Arabic, Hebrew, and Farsi. - Added support for comments in JSON — both via a new grammar for .jsonc files and via a setting to enable comments in regular .json files. - Fixed performance issues that can arise when reopening a project with existing editor windows. - Updated DOMPurify. This is a security fix. Pulsar - Tree-sitter rolling fixes, 1.128 edition @savetheclocktower - Cirrus: Pin macOS builds to using Sonoma images @DeeDeeG - Bump Ubuntu in CI to ubuntu-latest @savetheclocktower - Restore ability for packages to focus specs on both Jasmine 1 and Jasmine 2 test runners @savetheclocktower - [markdown-preview] Update dompurify to 2.5.7 @savetheclocktower - Create SECURITY.md @confused-Techie - Improve support for RTL text input @savetheclocktower - [find-and-replace] Fix some bugs in the spec suite @savetheclocktower

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Pulsar v1.127.1 (Hotfix Release) Here's a quick hotfix release, reverting a change that caused an issue for Linux users. (For all other changes since v1.126.0, please see the release notes for v1.127.0.) As always, a huge thank you to our community, contributors, and donations. Happy coding, and see you amongst the stars! - The Pulsar Team - Hotfix: Reverted a Wayland-related change that Linux users reported issues with on Electron 12. Pulsar - Revert "Wayland pulsar script" @mauricioszabo

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Pulsar v1.125.0: Happy New Years! The Pulsar team is happy to welcome everyone to the new year on our 2̶0̶25th regular release. We've gone back on our last update's decision to add source comment to the spell-check.grammar setting by default, as it had a greater performance impact than anticipated. This does mean that by default comments in code are no longer spell-checked — but if you liked the feature, you can add that setting back in! Just re-add source comment to the list of scopes under "Settings > Packages > spell-check > Grammars." We've also restored an internal API that was changed a while back, after we learned the change affected the project-plus community package. We have our usual improvements to the Tree-sitter grammars — such as language-css's parser being updated to the latest, and language-python getting improved indentation hinting for some unusual code constructs. We've fixed an issue that would cause pulsar and ppm to be removed from the user's PATH on Windows during an upgrade, to ensure the choices you select during installation are respected. We've also engaged in some maintenance and updates to our CI operations, to ensure we can keep things working on all of our supported platforms. As always, a huge thank you to our community, contributors, and donations. Happy coding, and see you amongst the stars! - The Pulsar Team - The Windows installer no longer removes pulsar and ppm from your path when you update Pulsar to a newer version. - [spell-check]…

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A Valentine's release bursting with love, Pulsar 1.114.0 is available now! Welcome to a brand new Pulsar release! I think it is safe to say that this month has been one of our more eventful due to the switchover we made to the new Tree-sitter implementation. This release features a lot of updates and fixes for this new implementation, thanks to all the feedback we got from the community. We also have a number of other bug fixes and new features to introduce, such as restoring compatibility with older Linux distributions, and a new flag for an old favorite ppm command.As mentioned above, we have quite a few changes relating to our new Tree-sitter implementation that we made default in Pulsar 1.113.0. First of all, we have some fixes and updates to make sure the new implementation isn't a regression from the legacy implementation. One such update is restoring support for the semanticolor package, which was supported by the previous implementation. Otherwise, if you had any particular issue with syntax highlighting, then we hope it has now been resolved, as a lot of changes and fixes have been made in response to community feedback. If not, then please visit our ongoing "Mega-issues" and see if your issue has been raised, and if not, please raise it there.Back in Pulsar 1.111.0, we created a new UI api to make an easy and universal way for packages to interact with Pulsar. This implementation did contain a couple of small oversights, which have now been resolved. One issue…

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- The Pulsar Team - Enabled Modern Tree-sitter Grammars by default - Added a modern Tree-sitter grammar for PHP. - Fix a measurement issue that was causing visual glitches in the github package's diff views. - Enabled the core symbols-view package to accept symbols from a number of sources, including Tree-sitter grammars and IDE packages. - Switch default to false for converting ASCII emoticons to emoji when rendering Markdown. - Fix certain find-and-replace scenarios when the "Preserve Case During Replace" setting is enabled. - Fix an issue in symbols-view when returning from visiting a symbol declaration. Pulsar - Fixed: Tree-sitter fixes for December (including a PHP grammar!) @savetheclocktower - Added: Make useExperimentalModernTreeSitter the default... @savetheclocktower - Fixed: Ensure editor is visible before measuring block decorations @savetheclocktower - Added: Overhaul symbols-view @savetheclocktower - Added: Default to no emoji when rendering Markdown @savetheclocktower find-and-replace - Fixed: [find-and-replace] Fix capitalize utility @savetheclocktower symbols-view - Fixed: [symbols-view] Fix issue with returning from a declaration @savetheclocktower

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- Fixed a bug that happens on some systems when trying to launch Pulsar using the Cinnamon desktop environment - Added a modern implementation of Tree-Sitter grammars behind an experimental flag. Enable the "Use Modern Tree-Sitter Implementation" in the Core settings to try it out - Bugfix: fixed Clojure indentation on tree-sitter - Improved the Clojure language support by migrating it to tree-sitter and support block comments, quoting, and other advanced features on modern tree-sitter implementation - Fixed a bug that could cause images to not appear the first time opening them - autocomplete-css Completions are now sorted in a way that may match what users expect - Added a "Log Out" menu item for the github package Pulsar - Updated: deps: Bump github to v0.36.16-transpiled @DeeDeeG - Removed: Mostly remove request @confused-Techie - Fixed: Fix: Image doesn't appear at first open @asiloisad - Removed: Remove specific cinnamon condition @mauricioszabo - Fixed: Fix of Clojure's indentation rules by removing query file @mauricioszabo - Fixed: Update links in settings page @Daeraxa - Added: [autocomplete-css] Sort completions.json @confused-Techie - Fixed: Fixes on "comment block" for Clojure grammar @mauricioszabo - Added: Hardcode NSIS GUID @confused-Techie - Fixed: Make yarn sane @mauricioszabo - Fixed: Huge improvement on Clojure highlighting @mauricioszabo - Removed: Remove unused_require method @mauricioszabo - Bumped: Update dependency underscore to 1.12.1 [SECURITY]…

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- The Pulsar Team - Rebranded notifications, using our backend to find new versions of package, - Bumped to latest version of second-mate, fixing a memory usage issue in vscode-oniguruma - Removed a cache for native modules - fix bugs where an user rebuilds a native - Removed nslog dependency - Fixed an error where the GitHub package tried to interact with a diff view after it was closed - Fixed RPM installation failure when Atom was installed on the same machine - Added a new set of Package activationHooks, ...:uri-opened lets a package activate when any URI is opened within Pulsar, and ...:file-name-opened lets a package activate when any specific filename is opened within Pulsar. Pulsar - Added: Add new ...:uri-opened && ...:file-name-opened Package Activation Hook @confused-Techie - Fixed: Properly localize Download/Stargazer Counts within settings-view @confused-Techie - Added: Add bookmarks service for consumption by other packages @savetheclocktower - Added: Bundle notifications @mauricioszabo - Fixed: Fix Ripgrep download issues in CirrusCI @confused-Techie - Removed: Revert Incorrect Commit @confused-Techie - Fixed: Making CI green, hopefully @mauricioszabo - Bumped: Bump second-mate to 96866771 @savetheclocktower - Removed: Remove cache of incompatible native packages @mauricioszabo - Added: Simplify and bundle fuzzy-finder @mauricioszabo - Added: Bundle find and replace @mauricioszabo - Added: Bundle tree view @confused-Techie - Added: Bundle…

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