v0.4.1

• Allow choice values to be negative. (#98)
• (Internal) Extract Readline fixes into a standalone module

0.4.0: Thatcher

• list prompt now accept a String representing the value of the selected choice.
• checkbox prompt now accept an Array as default value reprensenting the checked choices values.
• Internal refactoring to build everything out of UI/Layout Object
• New BottomBar UI allowing to log content into a stream while keeping a bottom bar updated with status information.
• Refactor how Separator are handled because of Node.js "no smart" module caching. Now Separators are objects with type=separator property. (The inquirer.Separator constructor is still the recommend use, just prefer not checking instanceof for detection)

0.3.6

• Drop use of dark grey color as a lot of Solarize's users were unable to clearly see it.

0.3.5

• Add vi style navigation. Going up using j and down using k

0.3.4

• Fix bug with 0.8 and 0.10 Node.js Readline where the cursor position wasn't set correctly when the prompt contained ANSI control chars. That created a visual glitch when user was using arrows, end and home keys to move through the input (the modification occured in place, but the visual cursor stayed at the end of the line).

0.3.3

• Add progressive scrolling to the paginated lists prompts. Now the pointer start at the top (previous it stard at the middle with choices from the end of the list to the top).

0.3.2

Fix memory leak on deeply nested prompt (related to the mute-stream module). (#63 fix #62)

0.3.1

• Fix bug with nested prompts creating duplicates events

0.3.0: Bernstein

• Add support for Separator inside a choice list which is basically an un-selectable free edit line. (#53)
• Every choice list longer than 10 choices (separator included) will be "paginated" in an infinite scrolling fashion. (#40)
• 1-9 keys are now acting as shortcuts in the list and checkbox prompts. That's a pro feature, no interface notifications is done. (#38)

Full changes available on #55.

0.2.5

• Fix bug with the password prompt (#56)