Changelog for zsh-you-should-use

1.7.3

Fix further issue where local variables would leak into users environment

1.7.2

Fix issue where key and entry variables would leak into users environment

1.7.1

Fix issue where \ and % would not be escaped correctly in messages (Issue #98)

1.7.0

Add support for ignoring global aliases

1.6.1

Fix detection of substrings with global aliases (#91)

1.6.0

Revert smart alias expansion detection feature from 1.5.0 release as it is causing numerous regressions

1.5.2

Fix bug in 1.5.0 where an alias would be recommended even though it had just been typed by the user

1.5.1

Temporary revert of 1.5.0 which causes a major bug in alias detection (see #84)

1.5.0

Suggest better available aliases if a user uses another alias (issue #79)

1.4.0

Aliases reminders are no longer shown if running commands with sudo

1.3.0

Add check_alias_usage function to generate report of aliases being used by user

1.2.1

Fix minor bug where variables would pollute user's environment

1.2.0

Add support for ignoring aliases

1.1.0

git aliases with parameters are now correctly matched (Thanks @crater2150)

1.0.0

Add ability to display reminder message before or after a command is executed

0.7.3

Fix Default message format conflicting with autoswitch-virtualenv plugin

0.7.2

Use type builtin to check if tput command is available

0.7.1

Suppress error messages showing when tput is not installed

0.7.0

Use tput command instead of raw escape codes

0.6.0

Improved colouring for default message

0.5.1

Minor fixes and updates to README.

0.5.0

Add functions to temporarily disable (and re-enable) you-should-use

0.4.4

export you-should-use version

0.4.3

Use yellow messages by default

0.4.2

Specify LICENSE (GPLv3)

0.4.1

Only use default message format if $YSU_MESSAGE_FORMAT is unset

0.4.0

Introduce CHANGELOG
Add ability to change message output on alias detection
Add index to README for quick navigation

0.3.2

Fixed bug in best match algorithm (see #34)