Editora 0.9.5: a hardening release
Editora 0.9.5 is mostly about making the editor safer with your files and your data. Grab it from the releases page.
Your files. Saving is now crash-safe (written atomically, so an interruption
can’t leave a truncated file), auto-save can no longer undo a manual save or
overwrite a file that changed on disk, Save-As applies the destination’s
.editorconfig, and a character your file’s encoding can’t represent is surfaced
instead of silently becoming ?.
Your config. A crash or full disk while saving can no longer wipe out your bookmarks, notes, breakpoints, or session, running an older Editora can’t destroy a newer config, and a deleted project can’t come back.
Security. Previewing an untrusted Markdown file can no longer probe your internal network or leak credentials, a malicious file template can’t write outside its target folder, and a catastrophic regex in Find no longer freezes the editor.
Robustness. Quitting or closing a window now shuts down everything it
started, and stopping a run or build kills the whole process tree, so no more
orphaned npm run dev or mvn processes.
Two things you’ll actually see: the Project tool window is now a mini file manager (multi-select, drag files onto a folder to move them, bulk delete), and it shows a single-letter Git status (M / A / D / R / U) on each changed file, matching the Commit window. See Projects and Git.
The complete list is on the What’s New page, and there’s a 0.9.5 blog post.