v1.1.1: Fix build for clang

Bump version (#95)

v1.1.0: Pypi based distribution

What's Changed

• Output number of selected commands to stderr by @dkolmakov in #57
• Complete own sqlite wrapper by @dkolmakov in #59
• Added tests for bash and zsh based on cram by @dkolmakov in #64
• Implement help meassage for hm() command line wrapper by @dkolmakov in #73
• More tests using github actions by @dkolmakov in #79
• Publish to PyPI with github action by @dkolmakov in #78
• Cpp code refactoring by @dkolmakov in #80
• Code style by @dkolmakov in #81
• Added script to check code style by @dkolmakov in #83
• Use add in prompt command by @dkolmakov in #85
• Write configuration to a file in home directory by @dkolmakov in #86
• Update usage docs by @dkolmakov in #91
• Build hm-db with compiler from setuptools instead of cmake. by @dkolmakov in #92
• Pypi publish sdist by @dkolmakov in #93

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0

v1.0.0: Main fucntionality is ready to use

Fixed:

• Dramatically decrease the time spent on loading commands from temporary storage to the database

Added features:

• Added a command to query current session name: hm -i
• Added a progress bar showing the status of commands loading from temporary file
• Checked compatibility with hstr project
• Implemented stress tests for history manager main functions: commands loading and selection

v0.4.0: History synchronization by session name is ready

Fixed:

• Scripts added to .bashrc work only if hm-db binary is in PATH
• Version and help commands are now work with hm wrapper also
• Documentation is split into several parts: installation, configuration and usage.

Added features:

• History recovery/synchronization by session name is implemented
• Release artifacts are now tested by travis

v0.3.0: Stable per-directory history recovering

This release contains a version of the history manager with significantly increased stability.

Fixed:

• Issue with increased command prompt latency
• Issue with not normalized paths used for history recovery
• Returned code is now correctly stored in the database

Added features:

• Configuration now doesn't require additional scripts and is performed using the hm-db binary
• Per-directory history recovery works with relative paths
• Improved argument parsing with thirdparty library
• Deb package and Nix expression are added to the release

Initial release

Implemented basic functionality:

• executed commands are stored in an SQLite database
• it is possible to search commands by the directory name they were executed in and load them to the terminal session history

Only building from sources is supported.