Mycorrhiza 1.15.1, a new version of the self-hosted opinionated #wiki engine for the independent web, is released.

Some bugs fixed, internal refactorings made.

https://mycorrhiza.wiki/hypha/release/1.15.1

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Mushroom propaganda for @bouncepaw 's
https://mycorrhiza.wiki/

#foss #poster #propaganda

@dhry @bouncepaw yeah, there's a contributed Dockerfile. I think I should give it more attention now that I learned Docker 🤔

@dhry @bouncepaw I really respect DokuWiki. A solid project. Took the interwiki link syntax from there

@dhry @bouncepaw there actually was a pretty serious bug in Mycorrhiza on Windows that wasn't fixed for a couple of years. I think I fixed it, but I'm not really sure. I didn't test it. Just highlighting how little attention it gets 🌼 That's not the best advertisement huh

@dhry @bouncepaw nobody who actively develops Mycorrhiza knows how to use Mycorrhiza on Windows.

Out of interest, did you want to run Mycorrhiza on your desktop or is your server running Windows?

@dhry @bouncepaw yeah, I don't think anybody made any video about Mycorrhiza. I have never even thought it would be useful.

Regarding Windows, yeah. Nobody really knows how to use it, and those who know don't share their knowledge.

Is it happening?

Mycorrhiza is a free self-hosted #wiki engine developed by @bouncepaw and the wonderful contributors. It features file-based storage, history, a custom markup language, categories, among other features.

Mycorrhiza 1.15 is finally released today! Among changes: linked diffs in Recent changes, /today and /edit-today links, changeable passwords, PDF/printer CSS, and more.

https://mycorrhiza.wiki/hypha/release/1.15

Happy gardening!

#DigitalGarden #IndieWeb

For the brave digital gardeners, Mycorrhiza 1.15 Release Candidate 1 is out. If you are eager to try out the new features and fixes, this is your day. It's not a full-blown release yet.

https://github.com/bouncepaw/mycorrhiza/releases/tag/v1.15.0-rc1

Track the progress on 1.15 here: https://github.com/bouncepaw/mycorrhiza/issues/216

So, the plan for Summer of Mycorrhiza is as follows.

The long-awaited 1.15 version will be released this summer, featuring all the various changes that were done since 1.14 (2023-04-07). It shall be called “Cumulative Summer 2024 Update”.

Track the progress here: https://github.com/bouncepaw/mycorrhiza/issues/216

I don't want to postpone 1.15 too much.

And then 1.16 shall follow. I hope it will feature the coolest refactoring. It might take another year. Did you know that Mycorrhiza's codebase is a mess?

Summer of Mycorrhiza.

@risottobias as many as possible!

@risottobias programming languages mostly

What is the most lightweight syntax highlighting library or whatnot? I'm talking either client-side (the most vanilla JS) or generating cool markups server-side (Go). Anybody got ideas?

I think the ETA is not really March.

The most recent Mycorrhiza release, 1.14, was released 2023-04-07, almost a year before. Since then, some changes, mostly contributed, were made, and I feel like we should release a new version with them!

1.15 will include: links to diffs in the recent changes, Betula interwiki target, printing support, fixed {JSON feed, Dockerfile, interwiki, recent changes, some docs, git operation}, changeable passwords, etc.

Mycorrhiza is now a mature boring software that barely changes.

ETA: this March

Just to be clear, the old wrong behaviour will be gone in the next release. Do not use it. Same for tables.

Hey folks! We learned about a surprising Mycomarkup bug: one could write image galleries like this:

img
{ hypha
}

and it would work. It was never meant to. The { was always to stay on the same line as img.

Just checking. Did anybody depend on the incorrect behaviour?

From time to time I analyze the codebase of Mycorrhiza with Git of Theseus. This year's results are interesting!

Read the article: https://mycorrhiza.wiki/hypha/git_of_theseus

Check if your package manager has the up-to-date Mycorrhiza: https://repology.org/project/mycorrhiza/versions

At the time of posting, AUR, Alpine, Gentoo, LiGurOS have 1.14, and nixpkgs and OpenBSD ports stay one release behind for the time being.

Big thanks to the package maintainers for their continuous work!