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# Change Log # Change Log
## Version 0.10.2 - 2024-12-02
- (fix) Gracefully handle localized error message on Windows.
These error messages can contain characters from a Windows
(non-UTF-8) code page, which could cause a fatal error in
`fmt::print` in the logging code. Call sites that log such
error messages now try to convert these from the code page
to UTF-8 or, if that fails, simply replace all characters
that are invalid from a UTF-8 point-of-view. Partial fix for
github #241.
- (fix) Handle invalid wide chars in file names on Windows. For
some reason, Windows allows invalid UTF-16 characters in file
names. Try to handle these gracefully when converting to UTF-8.
Partial fix for github #241.
- (fix) Workaround for new boost versions which have a `process`
component.
- (fix) Workaround for a deprecated boost header.
- (fix) Support for upcoming Boost 1.87.0. `io_service` was
deprecated and replaced by `io_context` in 1.66.0. The upcoming
Boost 1.87.0 will remove the deprecated API. (Thanks to Michael
Cho for the fix.)
- (fix) Disable extended output algorithms (`shake(128|256)`).
- (fix) Install libraries to `CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR`. Fixes github
#240.
- (fix) mode/uid/gid checks were expecting 16-bit types.
- (fix) stricter metadata checks and improved error messages.
- (fix) Various fixes for `filesystem_extractor` to prevent memory
leaks, correctly handle errors during extraction, and prevent
creation of invalid archive outputs due to padding.
- (fix) Various minor fixes: non-virtual dtors, missing includes,
`std::move` vs. `std::forward`, unused code removal.
- (test) More test cases for stricter metadata checks. Also enable
the strict checks in in unit tests by default.
- (docs) Fix typos in man pages.
## Version 0.10.1 - 2024-08-17 ## Version 0.10.1 - 2024-08-17
- (fix) Allow building `utils_test` against a non-compatible, - (fix) Allow building `utils_test` against a non-compatible,