Look at our release notes to learn more about the development of the Acrolinx Command Line Interface.
|
Acrolinx CLI Versions |
Notes |
|||
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Supported |
Maintained |
Deprecated |
Support for Acrolinx AI Assistant and Suggestions |
|
|
1.4.2 |
-- |
1.4.1 and earlier |
-- |
This is a standalone application. Acrolinx only supports the latest version of this tool. |
Released 19 January 2024
This service release comes with a small bug fix related to timeouts.
Released 24 August 2023
This service release comes with a bug fix for checking via a proxy.
The CLI should work with earlier platform versions, however, we suggest you use:
-
Acrolinx Platform version 2022.04 or later
The following operating systems are supported:
-
Windows 10 and Windows 11
-
Linux (Ubuntu 18.04 and later)
-
Monterey and Ventura
Released 2 April 2023
With this version of the CLI, you can get more result metrics in a JSON response. We've also updated a library that had a critical CVE.
If you use Mac, note that we've added support for macOS Ventura and dropped support for Big Sur.
The CLI should work with earlier platform versions, however, we suggest you use:
-
Acrolinx Platform version 2021.07 or later
The following operating systems are supported:
-
Windows 10 and Windows 11
-
Linux (Ubuntu 18.04 and later)
-
Monterey and Ventura
We've added a new parameter with which you can get more information about your check results in the JSON response.
Combine --extend-result-json with --result-json to get tailored results, including scores by goal and metrics, all in one JSON result file per batch check.
We've updated the third-party libraries, and with that, we've updated one library that had the critical CVE-2022-36067.
We recommend that you update your Acrolinx for CLI to version 1.4.
This release, we’ve improved the way that the CLI checks big groups of files. This means you're in for smoother sailing when you run a batch check. We've also added support for macOS Monterey.
The CLI should work with earlier platform versions, however, we suggest you use:
-
Acrolinx Platform version 2021.03 or later
The following operating systems are supported:
-
Windows 10
-
Linux (Ubuntu 18.04 and later)
-
Big Sur and Monterey
We're excited to bring you an even smoother batch checking experience in the CLI. If the Core Platform ever becomes unresponsive for a single request within a batch check, it won't stop checking all files. Instead, you'll see a warning about the affected file, and the CLI will cancel that check. The cancellation won't affect the rest of the files in the batch check, though.
With this service release, we're addressing a security issue found in the node-fetch library. Since we use this library, we recommend that you update to version 1.2.1 of the CLI.
The Acrolinx CLI should work with earlier platform versions, however, we suggest the following:
-
Acrolinx Platform version 2020.06 or later
The following operating systems are supported:
-
Windows 10
-
Linux (Ubuntu 16.04)
-
macOS Catalina and later
One of the third-party libraries that the CLI uses had a security issue. That's why we've updated this library to the newest version, which came with a fix. To get the fix, we encourage you to update the CLI.
For more information about the issue, go to the description in the GitHub Advisory Database.