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Remove trailing whitespace in changelog for CI checks

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Nathan Scott 2021-08-27 12:19:50 +10:00
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@ -33,12 +33,12 @@ What's new in version 3.1.0
* Make the configuration parser friendlier to users (thanks to Bart Bakker)
With this change only settings that cannot be parsed properly are
reset to their defaults.
* Improve default display for systems with many CPUs
* Add the process ELAPSED time column
* Improve the process STATE column sorting
* Improve default display for systems with many CPUs
* Add the process ELAPSED time column
* Improve the process STATE column sorting
* Reworked handling resize and redrawing of the UI
* Fixed an issue where the LED meter mode could overflow allotted space
* Allow text mode Meters to span empty neighbors to the right
* Allow text mode Meters to span empty neighbors to the right
* Rescale graph meters when value of total changes
(thanks to Michael Schönitzer)
* Update generic process field display
@ -60,8 +60,8 @@ What's new in version 3.1.0
* Disable mouse option when support is unavailable
* Support curses libraries without ncurses mouse support
(thanks to Santhosh Raju)
* Support offline and hot-swapping of CPUs on all platforms
* Fix the CPU Meter for machines with more than 256 CPUs
* Support offline and hot-swapping of CPUs on all platforms
* Fix the CPU Meter for machines with more than 256 CPUs
* Supplemented the "show updated/deleted executables" feature (red basename)
to indicate when linked libraries were updated (yellow basename)
* Apply the stale binary highlighting for the EXE column in addition to
@ -94,15 +94,15 @@ What's new in version 3.1.0
(thanks to Santhosh Raju and Nia Alarie)
* Add NetworkIO, DiskIO, CPU frequency, and battery meter support on NetBSD
(thanks to Nia Alarie)
* Fix NetBSD display of in-use and cached memory (thanks to Nia Alarie)
* Rework NetBSD CPU and memory accounting (thanks to Santhosh Raju)
* Fix NetBSD accounting of user and kernel threads (thanks to Santhosh Raju)
* Fix NetBSD display of in-use and cached memory (thanks to Nia Alarie)
* Rework NetBSD CPU and memory accounting (thanks to Santhosh Raju)
* Fix NetBSD accounting of user and kernel threads (thanks to Santhosh Raju)
* Initial work to allow building with default libcurses on NetBSD
(thanks to Santhosh Raju)
* FreeBSD updates - implement process majflt and processor column values
* Add FreeBSD support for CPU frequency and temperature
* FreeBSD updates - implement process majflt and processor column values
* Add FreeBSD support for CPU frequency and temperature
* Fixes and cleanups for ZFS Meters and metrics
* Correctly color the ZFS ARC ratio (thanks to Ross Williams)
* Correctly color the ZFS ARC ratio (thanks to Ross Williams)
* Bugfixes related to CPU time display/calculations for darwin on M1 systems
(thanks to Alexander Momchilov)
* Harmonize the handling of multiple batteries across different platforms
@ -113,36 +113,36 @@ What's new in version 3.1.0
system after the first AC adapter where sometimes ignored.
* Correctly handle multiple batteries on Darwin
Resolves a possible memory leak on systems with multiple batteries
* Handle Linux Shmem being part of Cached in the MemoryMeter
* Handle Linux Shmem being part of Cached in the MemoryMeter
* Add SwapCached to the Linux swap meter (thanks to David Zarzycki)
* Convert process time to days if applicable (thanks to David Zarzycki)
* Always show the number of threads in the TaskMeter, even when threads
are not shown in the process list
* Fix Linux --drop-capabilities option handling
* Correctly detect failure to initialize Linux boottime
* Correctly detect failure to initialize Linux boottime
* Overhaul the Linux memory fields to partition them like free(1) now does
* Improve the Linux process I/O column values
* Rework the libsensors parsing on Linux
* Update the MemoryMeter to display shared memory
* Update the MemoryMeter to display shared memory
* Update OpenBSD platform - implement additional columns, scan LWP,
proper markup for STATE, show CPU frequency
* Fix the tree view on OpenBSD when hiding kernel threads
* Remove old InfoScreen lines before re-scanning (thanks to Øystein Hiåsen)
* Document historic naming of Light-Weight Processes column aka threads
* Improve user interaction when the last process entry is selected
* Draw the panel header on the TraceScreen (thanks to Youngjae Lee)
* Fix the tree view on OpenBSD when hiding kernel threads
* Remove old InfoScreen lines before re-scanning (thanks to Øystein Hiåsen)
* Document historic naming of Light-Weight Processes column aka threads
* Improve user interaction when the last process entry is selected
* Draw the panel header on the TraceScreen (thanks to Youngjae Lee)
* Add mouse wheel scroll and fix mouse selection on the InfoScreen
(thanks to Youngjae Lee)
* Add a HugepageMeter and subtract hugepages from normal memory
* Display wide characters in LED meters and restore non-wide ncurses support
(thanks to Youngjae Lee)
* Add a HugepageMeter and subtract hugepages from normal memory
* Display wide characters in LED meters and restore non-wide ncurses support
* Add command line option to drop Linux capabilities
* Support scheduler affinity on platforms beyond Linux
* Report on any failure to write the configuration file
* Support scheduler affinity on platforms beyond Linux
* Report on any failure to write the configuration file
* Cache stderr to be able to print assert messages
These messages are shown in case htop terminates unexpectedly.
* Print current settings on crash
* Reset signal handlers on program exit
* Add configure script option to create a static htop binary
* Add configure script option to create a static htop binary
* Resolved longer-standing compilation issues on Solaris/Illumos
* Check for availability of set_escdelay in configure
(thanks to Stefan Polluks)