lla (Lightweight ls Alternative) is an elegant and efficient command-line
utility written in Rust, designed to be a fast and minimalistic replacement for
the classic ls command.
Say goodbye to cluttered outputs and embrace a refreshing listing experience
with lla. Whether you're dealing with small directories or vast file landscapes,
lla delivers lightning-fast performance with its minimalist design.
[0.6.6] - 2026-10-07
Added
lla --license prints the full MIT license embedded in the executable,
including Windows releases. Windows usage documentation and release smoke
checks cover the license and all five supported completion shells.
Fixed
Shell completion generation now prints scripts to stdout by default for Bash,
Fish, Zsh, PowerShell, and Elvish. Use --output or --path to save a script
to a file.
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sysutils/lla: update to 0.6.5
[0.6.5] - 2026-09-21
Fixed
The Unix installer can once again be executed through the documented
curl ... | bash command without an unset BASH_SOURCE error.
The Windows installer now handles GitHub checksum manifests correctly in
Windows PowerShell 5.1 and avoids its legacy Internet Explorer parsing prompt.
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sysutils/lla: update to 0.6.4
[0.6.4] - 2026-08-21
Added
Official Windows AMD64 and ARM64 executables now ship with native and WASM
plugin support, matching prebuilt plugin .zip archives, native CI coverage,
and statically linked MSVC runtimes.
A checksum-verifying PowerShell installer supports latest or pinned releases,
custom installation directories, and optional user PATH updates.
Changed
Filesystem metadata and permission formatting now compile portably on Windows;
Windows uses deterministic synthetic permission bits and reports unavailable
Unix-only metadata as empty machine fields or - in human output.
lla upgrade recognizes Windows AMD64/ARM64 .exe assets and safely replaces
the running executable.
[0.6.3] - 2026-08-20
Added
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sysutils/lla: update to 0.5.12
[0.5.12] - 2026-08-15
Added
Plugin Platform v2 with manifest-based packages, API-range negotiation, plugin-owned response buffers, batch decoration, typed machine-output fields, declared permissions, ordered user/system discovery, package diagnostics, and per-package checksums.
Plugin lifecycle destruction, panic isolation, bounded responses, functional contract probes, and CI/release conformance gates for every bundled plugin.
lla plugin doctor, lla plugin info <name>, and lla plugin permissions <name> for inspecting v2 installations.
security_audit plugin for unsafe permissions, SUID/SGID bits, suspicious symlinks, and exposed secret-like files.
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