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Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

[0.5.3] - 2026-08-18

Added

  • Add cell text objects vic and vac for selecting cell content or cells including the left border.
  • Support multi-line selection for wrapped cells.

[0.5.2] - 2026-08-17

Fixed

  • Fix compatibility with the updated vim.str_byteindex and vim.str_utfindex API in Neovim 0.11+ while retaining support for Neovim 0.10.
  • Remove the deprecation warning reported by :checkhealth on newer Neovim versions.

[0.5.1] - 2026-08-16

Added

  • Added structural motions for TIR buffers:
    • block_top
    • block_bottom
    • cell_next
    • cell_prev
  • Structural motions support counts and Visual mode.
  • Added default key mappings using Ctrl-h/j/k/l:
    • Ctrl-h: previous cell
    • Ctrl-l: next cell
    • Ctrl-k: top of block
    • Ctrl-j: bottom of block

[0.5.0] - 2026-07-28

Added

  • Implemented Tir-embedded support.
    • Tables can now be embedded and edited inside arbitrary files such as txt, Python, and Java source files.
  • Added column width adjustment commands.
    • :Tir fit=n
    • :Tir fit=
    • :Tir fit{+|-}[n]
    • :Tir wrap
  • Changed width settings to be managed per table instead of applying to all tables in a file.
  • Added manage_wrap mode.
    • Enables wrap for plain-style lines when content exceeds the window width.
    • Disables wrap for grid-style lines to preserve table layout.
  • Improved vertical navigation behavior.
    • Moving through rows with different cell widths now behaves more naturally.
  • Restore the cursor position after :write / WritePost.
  • Automatically install required parser packages when using lazy.nvim.
  • Added TIR (ndjson) file I/O support for debugging.
    • :Tir _read_tir {file}
    • :Tir _write_tir {file}
  • Added support for opening files saved in tir-buf format.

Refactoring

  • Reorganized internal modules.
  • Reorganized buffer-local layout state handling.
  • Rebuilt CI test cases.

[0.4.0] - 2026-05-25

Added

  • Deferred structural repair mode
  • Dirty line tracking and highlighting
  • Configurable highlight groups for dirty markers
  • Dirty range tracking infrastructure
  • :Tir repair [enable|disable|toggle]

Changed

  • Rename :Tir redraw to :Tir repair
  • Rename reconcile-based APIs and modules to repair
  • Rename tir-vim architecture terminology to tir-buf
  • Rename vim_* modules to buf_*
  • Rename INVALID namespace/state to DIRTY
  • Improve internal pipeline organization and repair flow
  • Improve Range utility APIs and naming consistency

Deprecated

  • :Tir redraw

    • Deprecated in favor of :Tir repair
    • Will be removed in v0.5

Notes

This release introduces a deferred repair model that allows temporary malformed table edits while preserving a structurally valid internal table model.

Buffer text and internal table state are now treated separately: the internal attrs/model remains authoritative, while the visible buffer may temporarily diverge until repaired.

This release also continues the transition from the older redraw/reconcile terminology toward a repair-based architecture.

[0.3.0] - 2026-04-20

Added

  • Support for TIR with mixed text and tables (e.g. GFM-style content)
  • Multiline cell support with preserved line breaks inside cells
  • Column width control commands (set and increment/decrement)
  • Automatic wrapping of cell content based on column width
  • Repeatable column width adjustments via .
  • Column text objects (e.g. vil, val, v3al)
  • Grid-aware join that merges at the cell level while preserving column structure
  • Highlighting for table borders and special characters (\n, \t)
  • Underline-based row separators to visually distinguish wrapped vs non-wrapped cells

Improved

  • Reduced unnecessary buffer reads using caching
  • Improved autocmd design with more stable buffer-local handling

Notes

This release significantly improves table editing ergonomics, especially for multiline cells and column operations.

[0.2.0] - 2026-03-14

Changed

  • Redesign core architecture
  • Reorganize directory structure
  • Refactor module layout
  • Redesign internal data structures
  • Simplify internal data flow

Notes

This refactoring prepares the codebase for upcoming GFM table support.

[0.1.0]

Added

  • First release