yazi 25.2.7

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Created by brew bump

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Created with brew bump-formula-pr.

release notes

## Deprecated

ya.md5() has been deprecated in favor of the new ya.hash(), in feat: more decent package locking mechanism sxyazi/yazi#2168
The plugin entry file init.lua has been deprecated in favor of the new main.lua, in feat: more decent package locking mechanism sxyazi/yazi#2168
arrow -99999999 and arrow 99999999 have been deprecated in favor of the new arrow top and arrow bot, in feat: new arrow top and arrow bot commands to jump to the top and bottom sxyazi/yazi#2294
The --args option in the plugin command has been deprecated in favor of a new 2nd positional parameter, in feat: use positional argument instead of --args for the plugin command sxyazi/yazi#2299
The numeric return value of the preloader has been deprecated in favor of a new boolean return value, in feat: allow preloaders to return an optional Error to describe the failure sxyazi/yazi#2253

The mount.yazi Plugin
For a long time, I've been receiving requests from users for a mount manager, but never had the time to finish it. But now — it's here!
mount.yazi provides disk mount, unmount, and eject functionality:

  

    
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Done in sxyazi/yazi#2199.
Simplification of shell and plugin commands
With sxyazi/yazi#2298, you can now write shell scripts directly after -- (end of options marker). Everything after -- will be treated as raw text, so no more escaping is required, greatly simplifying the writing of complex commands.
For example, previously, a simple echo "hello 'world'" would look like this:
[[manager.prepend_keymap]]
on  = "<C-e>"
run = '''
  shell --block 'echo "hello '\''world'\''"'
'''
This resulted in nested quotes, which was error-prone and unintuitive.
Now, you can directly include the entire shell script as plain text after -- without any escaping:
[[manager.prepend_keymap]]
on  = "<C-e>"
run = '''
  shell --block -- echo "hello 'world'"
'''
Similarly, with sxyazi/yazi#2299, the plugin command usage has been simplified as well. For instance:
[[manager.prepend_keymap]]
on  = "<C-e>"
run = "plugin search --args='\'hello world\''"
Can now be written as:
[[manager.prepend_keymap]]
on  = "<C-e>"
run = "plugin search -- 'hello world'"
Replace Mode and Vim Motions (W, E, B, ^, _) for Inputs
The Input component now supports replace mode and several new Vim motions, including:

W: Move forward to the start of the next WORD
E: Move forward to the end of the current or next WORD
B: Move back to the start of the current or previous WORD
^: Move to the first non-whitespace character
_: Move to the first non-whitespace character

Thanks to @dxrcy for the work in sxyazi/yazi#2143!
Package Manager Enhancements
The package manager now supports the following new features:

ya pack -d to delete a package (thanks @MrAsler, feat: new ya pack -d subcommand to delete packages sxyazi/yazi#2181)
Support for adding and removing multiple packages with a single command (thanks @evpeople, feat: ya pack supports adding and deleting multiple packages at the same time sxyazi/yazi#2257)

Support Local tmux Image Preview Over SSH
Now, when you start tmux locally, connect to a remote SSH session, and run Yazi on the remote host, you'll get image preview support out of the box.
Done in sxyazi/yazi#2229.
New @since Plugin Annotation to Specify the Minimum Supported Yazi Version
You can now optionally specify the minimum supported Yazi version in your plugin:
--- @since 25.2.7

return {
  entry = function() end
}
If specified, and the user's Yazi version is lower than the given version, they will receive an error message preventing the plugin from running accidentally.
Done in sxyazi/yazi#2290
New ya.confirm() API
The new ya.confirm() API allows you to show a confirmation prompt to the user:
local answer = ya.confirm {
  pos = { "center", w = 40, h = 10 },
  title = "Test",
  content = "Hello, World!",
}
You can also apply a UI element to the title and content to customize the appearance:
local answer = ya.confirm {
  pos = { "center", w = 40, h = 10 },
  title = ui.Line("Test"):fg("yellow"):bold(),
  content = ui.Text("Hello, World!"):bg("red"):fg("#ffffff"),
}

[daeho-ro]

It seems that the version is now follows yy.mm.dd.

[botantony]

Now yazi --version outputs the following: Yazi yy.m.d (<last commit hash>/Homebrew YYYY-MM-DD)
f.e.:

$ yazi --version
Yazi 25.2.7 (17ff1e88 2025-02-07)

If it was installed via Homebrew it returns this output:

$ yazi --version
Yazi 25.2.7 (Homebrew 2025-02-07)

I suggest to change assert_match "Yazi #{version}", shell_output("#{bin}/yazi --version").strip to assert_match /^Yazi #{Regexp.escape(version)} \(Homebrew (\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2})\)$/, shell_output("#{bin}/yazi --version").strip

[botantony]

#206895