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---
title: "imag 0.8.0"
slug: "imag-0-8-0"
date: "2018-05-09T11:42:06"
tags: [ "linux", " open source", " programming", " rust", " software", " tools", " imag" ]
---
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That release was a bit fast after the 0.7.0 release, but I wanted to get out
another release before my departure.
I already anounced it in the last
["What's coming up in imag" (36) blog post](/blog/2018/05/06/whats-coming-up-in-imag-36/)
- I will be on a sabatical from May 2018 until early 2019. I won't be able to
develop imag during that time, unfortunately.
This does not mean that the imag project is "dead". I will continue developing
it and will most certainly continue developing it when I'm back.
But what it does mean is that developing will slow down significantly. I don't
know how much I will be able to hack on it or whether I will have access to the
internet (or whether I will have time, as I will hopefully go hiking a lot). And
there won't be any releases until early 2019, as I simply do not have the
computing power to do a full release (my ThinkPad takes simply too long to
compile the complete codebase). I will be mostly "off the grid" and may respond
slowly to issues and pull requests.
# What's in there
* 197 commits
* 45 merge-commits / 152 non-merge commits
* 202 files changed
* 4294 insertions(+), 2850 deletions(-)
Some more statistics about the codebase (thank you,
[tokei](https://github.com/Aaronepower/tokei)), because why not:
```
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Language Files Lines Code Comments Blanks
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BASH 7 126 78 16 32
CSS 1 27 24 0 3
Makefile 1 161 97 29 35
Markdown 99 4038 4038 0 0
Nix 2 98 77 0 21
Rust 283 34155 22239 6656 5260
Shell 14 604 349 150 105
TOML 60 3085 2064 417 604
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total 467 42294 28966 7268 6060
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
```
# What changed
In the following sections I will explain what changed for _users_.
For a complete list of changes (also library-wise), have a look at the
[CHANGELOG file in the repository](http://git.imag-pim.org/imag/tree/doc/src/09020-changelog.md).
The changelog format has changed a bit, as we switched to use git-notes for
changelog recording after the 0.7.0 release. So the changelog is more verbose
now.
## New tools
* `imag-git`, a lightweight wrapper for calling `git` in the ~/.imag directory
or in the ~/.imag/store directory.
* `imag-category` was added, for adding a category to entries (and linking to
the category-representing entry automatically).
## New features
* `imag-diary` is now able to list existing diaries
* `imag-view` can now wrap lines
* `imag-view` can format markdown nicely for the terminal now
* `libimagcontact` is not based on `libimagentryref` anymore, which gives us
way more flexibility for contact handling. This does mean that the format
how contacts are stored has now changed and `imag-contact` is not backwards
compatible to the 0.7.0 version!
* `imag-view` is now able to seperate multiple entries via a custom seperator
line
* `libimagcontact` and `imag-contact` handle email properties now, which is
useful for passing contact data to external tools such as mutt.
* `libimagentrygps` and `imag-gps` work with 64bit values now.
* `imag-diary` git the `edit` command removed - use `imag-edit` instead.
* `imag-ids` got a filter functionality with a custom filter language. This
language may change in the future, it's a proof of concept right now and may
be the step-stone for a more general and elaborate filter
functionality/language.
# What's coming
The
[0.9.0 milestone](https://github.com/matthiasbeyer/imag/milestone/9)
already exists and there are a lot of things already added to it.
As expressed before, I will be on a sabatical from May 2018 until early 2019
and thus the development speed of imag will decrease significantly during that
time.
I hope you stay tuned until 2019. I hope I can maintain the repository from
wherever I may be during that time. As there are only a few contributions by
now - and I don't expect that number to increase that dramatically - I hope
for the best.
Have a nice summer, you all! Maybe we see eachother on Portland Rust Conf in
August (if I can make it)!
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