build release 1.073

README.md

@@ -288,7 +288,7 @@ To build the variable font, run:
 
 ```bash
 # activate venv, install dependencies, cd mastering
-version=1.072 # (replace version number)
+version=1.073 # (replace version number)
 python build.py --varfiles --version $version
 python build.py --variable --version $version
 ```
@@ -299,7 +299,7 @@ To build all the static fonts, run:
 
 ```bash
 # activate venv, install dependencies, cd mastering 
-version=1.072 # (replace version number)
+version=1.073 # (replace version number)
 python build.py --statfiles --version $version
 python build.py --static --version $version
 ```
@@ -310,7 +310,7 @@ If you want to build all of the sources, fonts, and WOFF2 versions of all of the
 
 ```bash
 # activate venv, install dependencies, cd mastering
-python build.py --all --version 1.072 # (replace version number)
+python build.py --all --version 1.073 # (replace version number)
 ```
 
 **Get notifications (Mac only)**
@@ -319,7 +319,7 @@ Add option `--pync` (`-p` for short) to the script call to get Mac notifications
 
 ```bash
 # activate venv, install dependencies, cd mastering
-python build.py --all --pync --version 1.071 # (replace version number)
+python build.py --all --pync --version 1.073 # (replace version number)
 ```
 
 ### Making a GitHub release
@@ -330,7 +330,7 @@ First, build fonts with the mastering flow above. Then:
 # navigate to the root directory of the project, then...
 
 # update to latest font build directory
-fontDir="fonts_1.072"
+fontDir="fonts_1.073"
 src/build-scripts/make-release/00-prep-release.sh $fontDir
 ```
 

fonts/ArrowType-Recursive-1.073/LICENSE.txt

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+Copyright 2020 The Recursive Project Authors ([email protected])
+
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+This license is copied below, and is also available with a FAQ at:
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+
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fonts/ArrowType-Recursive-1.073/README.md

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+# Recursive Mono & Sans, by Arrow Type
+
+Recursive is a typographic palette for code & UI. It includes sans-serif & mono fonts designed specifically for use in interactive applications and code editors. See https://recursive.design for more information.
+
+Recursive is an open-source project. Follow along and contribute at https://github.com/arrowtype/recursive. It is licensed under the OFL, so (in summary) you are free to make derivative versions, but these must also adopt the same OFL license (e.g. you cannot sell proprietary licenses for derivative fonts). See `LICENSE.txt` for full details.
+
+Do you have a question or have you found a bug? Please file an issue at https://github.com/arrowtype/recursive/issues. Thanks!
+
+## Recommendations
+
+For design & usage recommendations, please see the project README at https://github.com/arrowtype/recursive/blob/master/README.
+
+Fonts in `Recursive_Desktop` and `Recursive_Code` are made so that it is possible to install all of these without experiencing conflicts in font menus. However, you may want to pick-and-choose which font files you wish to install, based on your needs.
+
+### General Desktop use (Word, PowerPoint, Keynote, InDesign, Illustrator, PhotoShop, Figma, etc)
+
+- On Windows, install `Recursive_Desktop/recursive-statics.ttc` (This is a collection of all 64 static instances in TTF format)
+- On Mac, install `Recursive_Desktop/recursive-statics.otc` (This is a collection of all 64 static instances in OTF format)
+
+### Desktop web design (Sketch) & experimental use in Adobe apps
+
+- Install `Recursive_Desktop/Recursive_VF_1.0XX.ttf` (this is the full Recursive variable font)
+- It may also be beneficial to install static fonts, as OS & app support of variable fonts is still growing
+
+### Code (code editors such as VS Code, Atom, Sublime, etc etc)
+
+- Install fonts in `Recursive_Code` (These are specifically simplified families for use in code editors. See README in that directory for further advice)
+
+### Web
+
+- Use the woff2 font files in `Recursive_Web`. This includes a few useful subsets for variable fonts, along with some starter `@font-face` CSS for the `woff2_variable_subsets`. 
+- If you only need a style or two on a site, it may be practical to just use static instances, but you may want to figure out subsetting with `pyftsubset` to make those even smaller.

fonts/ArrowType-Recursive-1.073/Recursive_Code/README.md

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+# Rec Mono for Code
+
+This folder includes four pre-customized packages specifically made for code editors, each featuring:
+- Regular, Italic, Bold, & Bold Italic static fonts
+- Frozen-in Code Ligatures
+- An abbreviated family name to enable italic themes on macOS
+- Reduced-slant italics for easier readability in code (normal Recursive Italics have slnt=-15, which is pretty intense)
+- Frozen-in OpenType features to enhance legibility for code (e.g. making 1 and l instantly recognizable)
+  - `ss03` # simplified f
+  - `ss05` # simplified l
+  - `ss08` # serifless L and Z
+  - `ss09` # simplified 6 and 9
+  - `ss12` # simplified @
+
+NOTE: If you would rather customize your own version of Rec Mono for Code (for instance, without Code Ligatures or with different stylistic sets frozen-in), check out https://github.com/arrowtype/recursive-code-config.
+
+
+## Packages
+
+Download the zip in this folder for an easy way to download these fonts. Then, install the fonts then call them from your favorite code editor with their relevant family name, e.g. `Rec Mono Duotone`.
+
+**`Rec Mono Duotone`**
+- A personal favorite – this use the Linear style for Regular text and Casual styles for Bold, Italic, & Bold Italic text. In many themes that use italic styles, this will give most code a utilitarian look, but set comments, some keywords, and certain headlines in the more-handwritten Casual style. 
+
+**`Rec Mono Linear`**
+- An everyday workhorse for code. Slightly-boxy shapes maximize legibility while maintaining a standard monospace width, while a few quirks add a little bit of extra personality and differentiation between similarly-shaped characters.
+
+**`Rec Mono Casual`**
+- A party in a font. Fun & wacky shapes, simplified enough for small sizes but curvy enough to have plenty of character. Best in casual coding & non-primary terminals.
+
+**`Rec Mono SemiCasual`**
+- Sets the CASL axis at `0.5` for font that is serious but softened a little bit. This isn't the best choice for text at large sizes (like headlines on a website), but can be a really nice balance in code.
+
+Want to customize your own version? Check out https://github.com/arrowtype/recursive-code-config!
+
+## Code Ligatures
+
+By popular demand, these fonts shift the code ligature feature from their usual OpenType feature of `dlig` to the feature `calt`, to act more like preexisting code-ligature fonts such as Fira Code & Hasklig.
+
+In the Desktop & Web fonts, code ligatures are still controlled by the `dlig` feature, so that they are *not* on by default for contexts in which they may not be well-understood by many users.
+
+## And again...
+
+If you would rather customize your own version of Rec Mono for Code, use the scripts at https://github.com/arrowtype/recursive-code-config. 
+
+Happy coding!

fonts/ArrowType-Recursive-1.073/Recursive_Desktop/README.md

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+# Installation recommendations
+
+It is possible to install both static & variable fonts without font menu conflicts, as these are given distinct font family names.
+
+However, it is useful to install only the specific static fonts you need from this folder or you may experience conflicts in use.
+
+## General Desktop use (Word, PowerPoint, Keynote, InDesign, Illustrator, PhotoShop, etc)
+
+- On Windows, install `Recursive_Desktop/recursive-statics.ttc` (This is a collection of all 64 static instances in TTF format) *OR* the separate TTFs from the `separate_statics` folder (better for the design app Figma, as well as for older systems).
+- On Mac, install `Recursive_Desktop/recursive-statics.otc` (This is a collection of all 64 static instances in OTF format) *OR* the separate OTFs from the `separate_statics` folder (better for the design app Figma, as well as for older systems).
+
+## Desktop web design (Sketch) & experimental use in Adobe apps
+
+- Install `Recursive_Desktop/Recursive_VF_1.0XX.ttf` (this is the full Recursive variable font)
+- It may also be beneficial to install static fonts, as OS & app support of variable fonts is still growing
+
+**NOTE: Currently, variable fonts do not export to PDFs cleanly from Adobe apps.** This is something Adobe is working on, and it is not an issue in Recursive. So, if you are designing for print, it is recommended that you use static OTFs rather than variable fonts. If you do use variable fonts in print design, be sure to check the output PDFs to ensure that styles are not mixed in unexpected ways (e.g. letters within the same words may have inconsistent weights, etc).