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Update CHANGELOG for 1.0.0-beta1 release #521

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I'm presuming beta1 but I think that is the appropriate moniker. I think we're further along than an alpha.

I guess the README.md update will come later. Question is, should I update the master readme since that is the default readme folks will see? Or should we rely on folks to switch to the develop branch. For sure, the README on develop should be updated.

Related #478. This is a better fix. By specifying the CommandType as Application we can continue looking for `git` (exe or cmd) but avoiding any potential aliases the user may have created for "git".
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dahlbyk commented Jan 10, 2018

FYI, I'm going to pull the 0.7.2 bits out of these changes into a CHANGELOG update in master, then merge that up into develop onto which I'll rebase this update.

I'm presuming beta1 but I think that is the appropriate moniker. I think we're further along than an alpha.

beta1 is fine.

I guess the README.md update will come later. Question is, should I update the master readme since that is the default readme folks will see? Or should we rely on folks to switch to the develop branch. For sure, the README on develop should be updated.

Target develop for all things 1.0. Once 1.0 is released I plan to push master to maint-v0 or something, develop to master, and update both branch's READMEs accordingly.

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I'll work on the README tomorrow. Pretty much cooked for tonight.

rkeithhill and others added 4 commits January 10, 2018 00:12
Allow advanced users to invoke the $scriptblock from their own prompt functions.
And export Get-PromptPath to expose our default path logic
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dahlbyk commented Jan 10, 2018

https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/posh-git/1.0.0-beta1 is now available.

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Don't we need to merge this in at some point?

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dahlbyk commented Jan 12, 2018

Will merge after CI passes. I've reset the links to develop and bumped version to beta1x until it's time for beta2.

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# OVERRIDE THIS FIELD FOR PUBLISHED RELEASES - LEAVE AT 'alpha' FOR CLONED/LOCAL REPO USAGE
Prerelease = 'beta1'
Prerelease = 'beta1x'
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This is for folks who have git cloned and then import right? I assume this will cause repo bits to have precedence over the installed beta1. Is that the idea with beta1x?

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Yes. beta1 < beta1x < beta2

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BTW, I'm still working on the README update. Hopefully I can get a PR created for that by late Saturday. FWIW once I mananged to get PSReadLine 2.0.0-beta1 installed on my Ubuntu VM and WSL/Ubuntu, posh-git 1.0.0-beta1 has been working great!

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dahlbyk commented Jan 13, 2018

FYI, I am working on reformatting the top of the master/v0.x readme to clarify the versions available. O figure we can iterate on that, and then merge those changes into develop to go along with v1-specific updates. Reasonable?

Should we add a warning if we detect an incompatible version of PSReadLine on load?

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rkeithhill commented Jan 13, 2018

Sounds good. Yeah, we could add a warning for beta2. This only seems to impact Linux/macOS users. Supposedly PSRL 2 will ship with PS Core 6.1 when that ships - probably in ~6 months.

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