The current stable version of selectrum has a slowdown issue when combined with marginalia. It has been fixed in development builds of selectrum, so an bump in version would be nice.
@clemera Feel free to take over the release process of Selectrum, if you like. As I've mentioned before, I make releases of all my packages every few months, but due to the active development happening on Selectrum it would probably be more appropriate to make more frequent releases. The process is simply:
M-^ and atomic-chrome; there's probably a smarter workflow)Sometimes if I want to release only a subset of commits (because I think the more recent ones are not stable enough), I branch off a past commit to create the version number bumping commit, put the tag there, and then merge the new commit into master. It can be a little annoying to deal with merge conflicts in the changelog, but it has never been too bad.
Sorry, it took a little while but 3.1 is published now.
It is a release with many significant changes and improvements. Great work, @clemera!
@minad Thank you also for your contributions, great help and discussions!
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@clemera Feel free to take over the release process of Selectrum, if you like. As I've mentioned before, I make releases of all my packages every few months, but due to the active development happening on Selectrum it would probably be more appropriate to make more frequent releases. The process is simply:
M-^and atomic-chrome; there's probably a smarter workflow)Sometimes if I want to release only a subset of commits (because I think the more recent ones are not stable enough), I branch off a past commit to create the version number bumping commit, put the tag there, and then merge the new commit into master. It can be a little annoying to deal with merge conflicts in the changelog, but it has never been too bad.