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6.7.52 - 2026-10-28

Added

• Add window blur control to DialogWindow

Fixed

• Prevent palette feedback binding loops

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Summary by Sourcery

Release version 6.7.52 with DialogWindow blur control and a fix for palette binding feedback loops.

New Features:

• Add configurable window blur behavior to DialogWindow.

Bug Fixes:

• Prevent palette feedback binding loops.

Build:

• Bump the Arch Linux package version to 6.7.52.

Documentation:

• Record the 6.7.52 release in the changelog.

Chores:

• Update the project version and Debian packaging metadata to 6.7.52.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

This release PR updates the project and distribution packaging metadata to 6.7.52 and records the DialogWindow blur-control addition and palette binding-loop fix; the implementation changes for those behaviors are not included in the provided diff.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Bumped project and package metadata for the 6.7.52 release.	Updated the project version. Updated Arch Linux package version. Added the Debian changelog release entry.	VERSION archlinux/PKGBUILD debian/changelog
Documented the 6.7.52 feature and bug-fix scope.	Recorded DialogWindow window-blur control as an addition. Recorded prevention of palette feedback binding loops as a fix.	CHANGELOG.md

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TAG: 6.7.52
EXISTED: no
DISTRIBUTION: unstable

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/forcemerge

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• Tag Name: 6.7.52
• Tag SHA: b847aec1996732d25715f993d187d312177f5add
• Commit SHA: d02f5c98fcff127aa422531cc85f2c52d16e7ad9
• Tag Message:

  Release dtkdeclarative 6.7.52
  
  

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