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Adopt "keep a changelog" (#2308) 
* Adopt keep a changelog

Ref: https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/

* Add changelog to release and contributing docs

* Use H2 for automatically added Download section

The individual changelog subsections use H3 and the changelog section
uses H2, so the Download section should use the same heading

* Add already present changes to changelog

* Mention changelog issue references in CONTRIBUTING.md
2020-12-16 16:04:10 +01:00

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Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file. Each release should have the following subsections, if entries exist, in the given order: Breaking, Build, Deprecated, Removed, Added, Changed, Fixed, Security.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

Unreleased

Added

  • Warn states for the cpu, memory, fs, and battery modules. (#570, #956, #1871, #2141)
    • internal/battery: format-low, label-low, animation-low, low-at = 10.
    • internal/cpu: format-warn, label-warn, warn-percentage = 80
    • internal/fs: format-warn, label-warn, warn-percentage = 90
    • internal/memory: format-warn, label-warn, warn-percentage = 90
  • Per-corner corner radius with radius-{bottom,top}-{left,right} (#2294)
  • internal/network: speed-unit = B/s can be used to customize how network speeds are displayed.

Changed

  • Slight changes to the value ranges the different ramp levels are responsible for in the cpu, memory, fs, and battery modules. The first and last level are only used for everything at or below and at and above the edges of the value range, respectively. The other levels are evenly distributed over the value range as before.
  • custom/script: interval now defaults to 0 if tail = true as per the documentation.
  • internal/network:
    • Increased precision for upload and download speeds: 0 decimal places for KB/s (as before), 1 for MB/s and 2 for GB/s.