Hugo 0.50 Released

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Spread the word!

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Thanks, bep! Termux extra packages for Termux on Android are updated.

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Thanks a lot bep!

I’ve noticed some minor display bug though.
Running Hugo 0.50 in Windows 10 shell it prints a control character sequence before and after the usual “Building sites” message.

Remnant from non windows builds maybe…:smiley:

e[K25lBuilding sites … e[?25h
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Brew - a macOS package manager - updated :white_check_mark:
Snap Package - the Hugo Snap (Snapcraft) package for Linux distributions

  • traditional release - updated :white_check_mark:
  • extended release - updated :white_check_mark:

Docker/CI Image - a Hugo Docker image for Continuous Integration - updated :white_check_mark:
Debian (sid) - not yet updated :x: (Track link)
Ubuntu (cosmic) - not yet updated :x: (Track link)
Fedora Copr - Hugo RPM packages for Fedora and CentOS - updated :white_check_mark:
Chocolatey traditional release - a Windows package manager - not yet updated :x:
Chocolatey extended release - a Windows package manager - updated :white_check_mark:
Scoop - another Windows package manager - updated :white_check_mark:

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Docker image updated.

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Nah… I redid the logic with these Ansi escape codes and use a library to get some proper truth about you running in a proper terminal or not. But that is possibly not enough for the Windows case … Can you create a GitHub issue to remind me to fix it?

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Yes, of course!

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I didn’t have time to try it in dev but wow, this is great! Love the colors in the terminal and the super easy-to-read browser errors. Fantastic @bep, thanks!

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Tnx for another great release of Hugo. Love the error messages in the browser, just testing the rest with an example project. Very fast, very reliable - just Hugo!

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Just had a play and really love the new error reporting.

Nice work Bep and everyone else that contributed - thanks so much for everything you do!

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Hugo is reaching a point where I’m not even sure what to wish for anymore :joy:

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Brew me a nice brazilian coffee in the morning perhaps :sunglasses:

You’re right. I started when Hugo was someting around v0.21 or so and the evolvement since then is outstanding.

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Some say (seriously) that Hugo 0.18 still is the best.

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I believe that’s called maturity (or product market fit for startups). Perhaps this means we’re not far off from v1.0 anymore.

This definitely is a great release. Very little in this release was needed, I feel like it was polish. That’s what’s crazy because typically polish doesn’t improve performance. I’m very excited for Hugo.

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Chocolatey package is automatically updated at https://chocolatey.org/packages/hugo-extended (I maintain this package).

There is the standard Hugo package (https://chocolatey.org/packages/hugo) which is always behind releases (I don’t maintain this but have offered to help keep it up to date without success unfortunately). I just tend to install the extended package - it’s larger but still has the same functionality.

My suggestion would be to track the hugo-extended package - as it’s is automatically updated whenever a new release is made it will be available, at most, within 12 hours of the Github release (and generally a lot sooner!).

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Thanks, I’ve updated my above post.

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Hello,

I’ve finally updated the copr repo. Sorry for the delay :confused:

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Updated :smile:

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In case anyone is looking for the (historical) Debian packaging of Hugo 0.50:

Uploaded on 2018-12-20

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