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0.47.0 [future] 0.47.0 [future]
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- A new option :opt:`palette_generate` to automatically generate the 256 color palette from the first 16 colors (:pull:`9426`)
- For builtin key mappings automatically :ref:`fallback <mapping-fallback>` to matching the US-PC layout key when the pressed key has no matches and is a non-English character (:pull:`9671`) - For builtin key mappings automatically :ref:`fallback <mapping-fallback>` to matching the US-PC layout key when the pressed key has no matches and is a non-English character (:pull:`9671`)
- :doc:`Remote control <remote-control>`: Expose :code:`session_name` in the output of ``kitten @ ls`` for each window (:iss:`9732`) - :doc:`Remote control <remote-control>`: Expose :code:`session_name` in the output of ``kitten @ ls`` for each window (:iss:`9732`)

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@@ -1981,8 +1981,9 @@ opt('selection_background', '#fffacd',
opt('palette_generate', 'fixed', choices=('fixed', 'semantic', 'legacy'), long_text=''' opt('palette_generate', 'fixed', choices=('fixed', 'semantic', 'legacy'), long_text='''
How to fill in any colors that are unset (set to :code:`none`) in the 256-color palette. How to fill in any colors that are unset (set to :code:`none`) in the 256-color palette.
By default, for legacy compatibility, these are set to a fixed set of values. Instead, By default, for legacy compatibility, these are set to the fixed set of values used by historic terminals.
you can have kitty :link:`generate them based on the first 16 colors <https://gist.github.com/jake-stewart/0a8ea46159a7da2c808e5be2177e1783>`.
Instead, you can have kitty :link:`generate them based on the first 16 colors <https://gist.github.com/jake-stewart/0a8ea46159a7da2c808e5be2177e1783>`.
The value :code:`semantic` means use an algorithm that gives good readability in light themes The value :code:`semantic` means use an algorithm that gives good readability in light themes
but changes the meaning of some colors compared to the fixed color encoding. The value but changes the meaning of some colors compared to the fixed color encoding. The value