v1.5.6

• Replacements can now start from the end of the file name by passing a negative number to --replace-limit. For example, -2 will replace the last 2 matches in the file name.

v1.5.5

• Add the -l or --replace-limit option for limiting replacements.
• String literal mode now provides the correct output when used with --ignore-case.

v1.5.4

• Updated syntax for string transformation
• Exif variables no longer output extra text for greater control. For example: {{exif.et}} gives 1_10 instead of 1_10s.

v1.5.3

• Critical fix for undo mode where it wouldn't find the backup file for the current directory.
• Sorting matches in alphabetical order by default in dry-run mode.
• Improve performance when using built-in variables in the replacement string

v1.5.2

• Fix roman numeral format for numbers over 3999.
• Slight change to randomise variable syntax.

v1.5.1

• Update syntax for random string variable.
• Ensure multiple instances of a random string variable is replaced correctly.
• Add support for file hash variables: sha1, md5, sha256, and sha512.

v1.5.0

• Add a --quiet option so that F2 will not output any info to the standard output (including errors).
• Improved colours and support coloured output on Windows.
• Add support for ID3 and random string variables.
• Add sorting options. You can sort by file size and date attributes.
• Conflict detection is now much improved. F2 will now check if the filename contains invalid characters or if it exceeds the maximum allowed length.
• Backups for each operation is now automated. --undo no longer takes a file argument, and the --output-file flag is deprecated and removed.
• The backup file is now deleted automatically after a successful reversion.

v1.4.0

• Auto create necessary directories when using backward slash (\) in replacement string (windows only)
• Full support for exif variables (JPEG, DNG, and most camera RAW formats)
• Add ability to limit max depth when searching recursively (--max-depth or -m)

v1.3.0

• Proper support for hidden files and directories on Windows
• Filter out matched files with the --exclude or -E flag
• String mode now works correctly when the find pattern is empty (the whole string is replaced).

v1.2.2

• String-literal mode was previously using a regex to find matches, but has now been corrected to an ordinary string
• String-literal mode supports case insensitive mode (-i or --ignore-case)