v0.3.0

First new release with starfield support. It also includes support for Skyrim and Fallout 76.
This also supports most of the pcompiler command line syntax by passing -pcompiler as the first argument. PPJ files are not currently supported, so it cannot fully replace PapyrusCompiler.exe in the Creation Kit quite yet.

This is also significantly faster than the last tagged release, containing a couple of years of performance optimizations and refactors.

v0.2.0

Initial release with support for the official Fallout 4 Papyrus syntax.

There have also been a large number of changes that allow Caprica to compile even faster than before.

v0.1.5

Significant performance improvements.
Produce errors if not all control paths return a value.
Produce an error if you attempt to assign to a const object.
Fix an issue when decompiling .pex files where not all functions have line number info.

v0.1.4

Resolve unqualified functions on the parent object correctly.

v0.1.3

Fix continue statements in For and ForEach loops.
Massive improvement in the usability of the For statement.

v0.1.2

Added the first set of significant extensions to the Papyrus language. Switch-Case, ForEach, For, DoLoopWhile, and Break/Continue statements are all now supported.

v0.1.1

Support config files.
Support quiet compiles.
Support parsing user flags file.

v0.1.0

Don't crash when an error happens.
Ensure import directories exist.
Allow compiling fragmented scripts and references to them.
Error if the default value of things isn't valid.
Add support for compiling all files in a directory and all subdirectories.

v0.0.9

Added support for passing command line arguments.
Warn when calling GotoState with a state that doesn't exist.
Error if a function in a named state doesn't have a counterpart in the empty state.

v0.0.8

Add checking for explicit casts.
Add checking for identifiers that conflict with identifiers defined on parent objects.
Properly generate local variables that have the same name.
Re-use temporaries in the Pex op-code generation