=============== Version 3.25.92 =============== Changes since last release: • A new word completion provider that uses distance from cursor for sorting. This is currently exposed via ctrl+n/ctrl+p when in Vim mode. We may expand this to other keybindings in the future. • Documentation cards can now be shown using the "request-documentation" keybinding signal in the code editor. "Shift+K" activates this in Vim mode, F2 with traditional keybindings. • A new code indexing engine that will index your project in the background to improve search and code navigation features is now included. Currently, only the clang plugin provides a suitable indexer, but other languages will be supported in the future. • A global search provider using the fuzzy-search code-index allows jumping to a function, class, and other language features. • A symbol resolver based on the code-index allows jumping between source and declarations. • Plugins can now register long running "pausable" operations with the project context. The code-index supports this for background indexing. • A technology preview for debugger integration has landed. It allows debugging projects both on the host as well as applications running inside of flatpak mount/pid/network namespaces. • A reference debugger backend has been implemented using gdb. Although it is entirely expected that Builder will gain support for other debugger backends in a future release. • Builder now tries to reduce the number of shell notifications it generates. • A new history plugin is added to bring back lost history functionality during the UI revamp. It can be activated with ctrl+o/ctrl+i in Vim mode, or via the back/forward buttons in the document stack header. • Documentation improvements. • Various project templates have been improved. • CSS style refinements. • Clang completion provider improvements. Updated Translations: Spanish, Indonesian, Danish, Lithuanian, Kazakh, Korean, Galician, Finnish, Czech, Slovenian, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Latvian, Portuguese, Serbian Thanks to all of our contributors and a special thanks to our three GSoC students this summer who did an outstanding job implementing great new features for Builder!