I’m not quite done with the 1.3.0 release of Tesseract, but the last few bits are going to take longer than I expected. So I think I’m going to hold off and add those in a 1.3.x release a bit later.
I’ve gutted, re-implemented, and just flat-out re-wrote large portions of the application over the last month or two. I’ve also been daily driving the dev version, and I guess a couple other people were too. That said, it is stable enough for daily use and ready to get some more eyes on it before an official release.
So, please bear with me if you hit any bugs (I’ve fixed all the ones I’ve found so far). If you would be willing and kind enough, either submit a Github issue if you find a bug or just throw a reply to this post with as many details as you can provide.
Hope to run a few betas here before officially releasing 1.3.0.
Found a pretty obnoxious bug related to editing posts.
When I re-wrote the post form component, I changed the way the form data was built up. Long story short, there was a spread operation that was formerly sufficient to copy the form data to the preview object. After making the formdata a bit more complex, it was only doing a shallow copy after the re-write. Caused all kinds of havok when you previewed your edits by applying the preview data to the post object in the DOM (because of the partial shallow copy) which was then picked up by the snapshot feature and required you to manually refresh the data. Ugh. Anyway, that’s fixed.
Have fixed that and also merged in the refactor of most of the embed components as well.
Beta 2 is now live with these fixes.