Ah, this is the difference between rust-semver and spec-semver - in Rust, by convention a 0.x minor release is the same as a 1.x major release, and a 0.x patch release is the same as a minor release. I sometimes forget about spec-semver!
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I might be biased, but I think this is an improvement over the original. If it wasn’t for that spec I would never use the minor version during 0.X development
Sadly a lot of people miss that reminder… and bump msrv in patches… (cargo resolver 3 should fix this hopefully)
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Is this still being bug fixed? I was trying to have a conversation with someone and looked at how webmail tried to display the message. All the line feeds were missing meaning no paragraphs. (Same as @kellnerd noted in post 16 above)
I tend to be a bit waffly in my messages and loosing linefeeds makes my messages unreadable.
I notice the “text” version is still truncating lines. It is at least readable and respecting the paragraphs, but breaks URLs like this
https://musicbrainz.org/recording/736d88f4-3143-4abc-9115-0ab5d78
604f9
That chops off at 65 characters - which will damage a lot of MB links. Please at least push out to a more standard 76 chars. 65 is so small on modern screens.
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The issue with line wrapping getting removed should be fixed, sending myself a message on production works fine now:
There is a chance that the issue is with the email client, if you’re using Outlook for Windows or Samsung Email - but there shouldn’t be an issue in webmail.
I’ve updated the text width again up to 76, which will be pushed out soon-ish.
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