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v2.3.0 – Enhanced Runtime Display And Custom Configurations In Naabu

In the latest software evolution, version 2.3.0 marks a significant milestone for Naabu, introducing key enhancements that users have eagerly anticipated.

This update unveils the capability to display results dynamically at runtime and the flexibility to specify custom configuration files, among other critical bug fixes.

Spearheaded by a collaborative effort, these advancements promise to elevate the user experience and streamline operational efficiency.

What’s Changed

New Features

  • Added support to display results at runtime by @Mzack9999 in #946
  • Added custom config file input support by @zmf963 in #978
   -config string                   path to the naabu configuration file (default $HOME/.config/naabu/config.yaml)

Bugs Fixes

Other Changes

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