1.0.0

This is elfeed-score 1.0!
This release contains no new functionality, just removed more obsolete symbols.

0.9.2

First step toward a 1.0 release:

1. produce an error message when attempting to deserialize rules form a property list missing mandatory fields.
2. Remove all symbols made obsolete as of release 0.2.0.

0.8.6

This release adds interactive scoring: in the Elfeed search or show views, you can invoke commands such as elfeed-score-add-title-rule, elfeed-score-add-link-rule &c to add new scoring rules based on the current entry.

0.8-alpha-5

Add full suite of interactive scoring rules.

This commit adds commands for adding all scoring rule types based
on the current Elfeed entry.

0.8-alpha-4

Add interactive scoring.

This release adds a new command elfeed-score-serde-add-title-rule which will add a new "title" scoring rule based on the current Elfeed entry.

This is the first commit in support of this feature; later commits will add additional commands as well as docs.

0.8-alpha-3

This is the first 0.8 alpha. I upgrades the explanations buffer both in appearance & functionality.

0.7.10

Fix issue #13-- split stats out into their own structure. This updates the score file format version to 8.

0.7.9

Fix issue #10.

When setting scores "manually" via elfeed-score-set-score, they will "stick": subsequently scoring that entry through the new entry hook or as part of scoring an entire search will not overwrite the manually-set score.

Since this is a new feature, I've put it behind a configuration option elfeed-score-scoring-manual-is-sticky which defaults to true, but if the user dislikes this they can set it to nil to disable the feature.

0.7.8

Small release to fix issue #14 -- thanks to @jpowellrussell for pointing it out.

0.7.7

This release lands a few improvements:

• Adds the "Link" rule type (see issue #11)
• On loading a score file, when elfeed-score detects that the score file is in an old format, it will make a backup copy & immediately re-write the score file in the most recent format (see issue #12)