Releases: cs01/gdbgui
0.15.2.0
What's Changed
- Support python 3.12
- Update cmd for build binary executables by @zqb-all in #441
- Do not crash on UTF-8 decode errors by @kubouch in #423
- update dependencies, fix fetch disassembly format (#440) by @zqb-all in #442
- Fix register display and Python 3.11 compatibility by @gregbaker in #463
- Support Python 3.11 - Fix 447 by @Cherrg in #459
- update yarn.lock and python version by @cs01 in #469
New Contributors
- @zqb-all made their first contribution in #441
- @kubouch made their first contribution in #423
- @gregbaker made their first contribution in #463
- @Cherrg made their first contribution in #459
Full Changelog: v0.15.1.0...0.15.2.0
0.15.1.0
What's Changed
- Updated help page (
--rr
does not exist anymore) by @gs0-pix4d in #415 - bump pinned version of black by @cs01 in #419
- use eventlet server, werkzeug 2.1 compat by @davidism in #430
- freeze requirements and update python version to build pex by @cs01 in #434
New Contributors
- @gs0-pix4d made their first contribution in #415
- @davidism made their first contribution in #430
Full Changelog: v0.15.0.1...v0.15.1.0
v0.15.0.1
v0.15.0.0
This release is focused mostly on Python 3.9 compatibility and updating dependencies
- Support only Python 3.9 (though other Python versions may still work)
- Build gdbgui as a pex executable.
- These are executable Python environments that are self-contained with the exception of requiring a specific Python version installed in the environment running the executable. The pex executables should have better compatibility than PyInstaller executables, which sometimes have missing shared libraries depending on the operating system.
- Use only the threading async model for flask-socketio. No longer support gevent or eventlet.
- [bugfix] Catch exception if gdb used in tty window crashes instead of gdbgui crashing along with it
- Disable pagination in gdb tty by default. It can be turned back on with
set pagination on
. - Upgrade various dependencies for both the backend and frontend (Python and JavaScript)
- Display gdbgui version in "about" and "session information"
Fix `ImportError: cannot import name 'NoGdbProcessError'`
This release works for all operating systems, including Windows.
- Fix
ImportError: cannot import name 'NoGdbProcessError'
by pinning dependencies to ensure they are all compatible. Note that this means the only way gdbgui should be run is by installing inside a virtual environment, installing with pipx (as it uses virtual environments), or to run the executable build from gdbgui's release page.
v0.14.0.2
fix segfault by pinning dependency version
v0.14.0.1 fix segfault by pinning version of greenlet (#354)
Real terminals, separated I/O
Replaced single terminal on frontend with three terminals: an interactive xterm terminal running gdb, a gdbgui console for diagnostic messages, and a terminal connected to the inferior application being debugged. The gdb process that runs is now connected to a terminal you control directly. Everything works as expected -- tab completion, ctrl+c (break), and gdb will wait for user input. This differs from previous behavior when gdb was run as a subprocess and was not connected to a terminal.
Breaking Changes
- Removed support for Windows (see #348)
- Replaced
--gdb
flag with--gdb-cmd
. The--gdb-cmd
argument specifies the gdb executable as well as all arguments you wish to pass to gdb at startup, for example--gdb-cmd "gdb -nx"
. The existing-g
argument is an alias for--gdb-cmd
. - Removed
--rr
flag. Use--gdb-cmd rr replay
instead. - Removed deprecated and hidden
--hide-gdbgui-upgrades
argument. It will now raise an error.
Additional Changes
- Updates to the dashboard
- Add ability to specify gdb command from the browser. This can now be accomplished from the dashboard.
- Removed gdbgui binaries from source control. They can now be downloaded as artifacts of releases.
- [documentation] Fix bug when generating md5 checksum for binary releases
- Remove "shutdown" button in UI
v0.14.0.0b0
A test release for major changes to gdbgui. This release drops support for Windows.