Release Notes - Version 1.0.0-20261025

Text frames now say when a word is too wide for them, instead of leaving it out.

Fixed in this release

• A word wider than its text frame disappeared without a warning (TYP-1171). A word that does not fit the width of its frame, such as a name set very large, was left out of the frame: the editor showed the frame without it and no overflow warning, and print left it out as well. The frame now shows the red overflow warning in its corner, as it does for text that runs past the bottom, and validate() reports it under text_overflow. In a chain of frames the word moves on to the next frame instead of being lost; the last frame warns when none has room for it.

For hosts

• Nothing to change. A host that reads validate() before an order now also gets a text_overflow finding for a frame whose word is wider than the frame.

Typograph developers notes

• Canvas pin 0a6876a (from ed578b3): canvas #221 (TYP-1171), nothing else in the range.
• TYP-1171: linalyze() inserted a word only when it fit the rest of the line, and a word wider than an empty line fit nowhere, so it was dropped and the height test measured what was left. It now records the first such word (Editor.unplaced); has_overflow(), the chain cut and the editor's overflow alert read it. A lone frame's layout is unchanged.
• canvas-service pins the same commit.