next#

2.1 2.2#

config.toml supports application_name for generated XDG desktop files
- defaults to {profile_name} (qutebrowser profile), you may want just {profile_name}
- qbpm desktop can be used to replace existing desktop files
bumped to 2.2 because I pushed a 2.1 tag prematurely

qbpm now reads configuration options from $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/qbpm/config.toml!

to install the default config file:
- run qbpm config path and confirm that it prints out a path
- run qbpm config default > "$(qbpm config path)"
supported configuration options:
- config_py_template: control the contents of config.py in new profiles
- symlink_autoconfig: symlink qutebrowser's autoconfig.yml in new profiles
- profile_directory and qutebrowser_config_directory
  - equivalent to --profile-dir and --qutebrowser-config-dir
- generate_desktop_file and desktop_file_directory
  - whether to generate XDG desktop entries for new profiles and where to put them
- menu: equivalent to --menu for qbpm choose
- menu_prompt: prompt shown in most menus
- see default config file for more detailed documentation

support for symlinking autoconfig.yml in addition to or instead of sourcing config.py
qbpm new --overwrite: back up existing config files by moving to e.g. config.py.bak
contrib/qbpm.desktop: add MimeType and Keywords, fix incorrect formatting of Categories
allow help text to be slightly wider to avoid awkward line breaks
macOS: fix detection of qutebrowser binary in /Applications

breaking: stop sourcing files from ~/.config/qutebrowser/conf.d/
- this was undocumented, nonstandard, and didn't work as well as it could
switch to pyproject.toml
hopefully use the right qutebrowser dirs on Windows
choose: add qutebrowser menu item for the main qutebrowser profile
added -C argument to support referencing qutebrowser configs other than the one in ~/.config
added click-generated completions for bash and zsh
added option support to fish completions
removed --create from qbpm launch
make generated .desktop files match qutebrowser's more closely