[OS X TeX] Silent Updates and TeXShop 3.36.1

[Hervé CHOPLIN]

The Sparkle update mechanism notice me an update of TeXShop 3.36.1 ;
Update finish and the menu « About TeXShop » show the good version 3.36.1

Thank's

Hervé CHOPLIN
3, rue de l'Abbaye de Gastines
37100 TOURS - France
e-mail: herve.choplin at gmail.com

Le 21 mai 2014 à 23:36, juan tolosa <juantolo at me.com> a écrit :

> I have downoaded TexShop 3.36.1. However, when I double-click on the TeXShop application, it tells me that I am using version 3.18.
> How can I in effect replace the old version by the new one?
> Thanks,
>                 Juan
> 
> On May 21, 2014, at 2:14 PM, Richard Koch <koch at math.uoregon.edu> wrote:
> 
>> Folks,
>> 
>> Sometimes I discover a bug in TeXShop an hour after a new release. In the past I’ve responded
>> by fixing the bug “silently” without changing the version number, in hopes that most downloads
>> will contain the fixed version.
>> 
>> From now on, I’ll create a new version number of TeXShop with an added digit. For example,
>> version 3.35.1 would be a corrected version of version 3.35. The Sparkle update mechanism will notice
>> this change and report that a new version is available.
>> 
>> When I make a minor change of this sort, I won’t update any “change documents” and won't
>> update “About This Release.” The only spot in the TeXShop web pages to indicate a minor release will
>> be the initial page http://pages.uoregon.edu/koch/texshop/texshop.html, which will show the full version
>> number of the latest release.
>> 
>> As a test of all this, I just released TeXShop 3.36.1. This version deserves to be called 3.37 since it fixes
>> a real bug, but then we’d have no test of the new mechanism.
>> 
>> Here’s the bug: Several users pointed out that in recent versions of TeXShop, the command-1 shortcut
>> to switch between the Preview and Source windows works initially and then eventually stops working.
>> I was never able to reproduce this bug until Santiago Ontanon discovered that the bug is triggered
>> by closing, and then reopening, the Preview Window. Thanks, Santiago!
>> 
>> Dick Koch
>> 
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