Vertical Metrics change after updating to 3.0.4

[tetraoxygen]

There’s now an unwanted extra gap between lines in the exported fonts, but only in some apps, and only after updating to 3.0.4.
3.0.4:

[tetraoxygen]

3.0.3:

This is Xcode set to use the typeface I’m designing — it’s the most egregious example.

[GeorgSeifert]

Can you send me the two exported files that I can compare them?

[tetraoxygen]

Apparently not through here.

3.0.3:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1sq34bHaJb-s-jb14MLa0YDNeYx8CAgTo?usp=sharing

3.0.4:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Dsmxn8O9HM3VjYqXQPKUVyMiS9cF8lRb?usp=sharing

[mekkablue]

@tetraoxygen

only in some apps

Which apps? And did you find out how they calculate their linespacing?

[tetraoxygen]

I don’t know how they calculate linespacing, but I know that the issue didn’t show up in Sketch, showed up some in iTerm, and showed up a ton in Xcode.

[tetraoxygen]

Font Book’s preview also shows it.

[mekkablue]

Sorry. I don’t understand what the screenshots (with different fonts?) are supposed to show me.

@tetraoxygen

issue didn’t show up in Sketch, showed up some in iTerm, and showed up a ton in Xcode

Because in Sketch, I assume, the user sets the line spacing. In other apps, it is usually calculated from the vertical metric settings, usually typoAscender+typoDescender+typoLineGap. Have you read this tutorial:

Vertical Metrics | Glyphs

[GeorgSeifert]

Could you send me the .glyphs file, too?

[tetraoxygen]

In the case of Sketch, it will select a default line height based on what the font gives you if you type some text and don’t select one, and I tested with that.

[GeorgSeifert]

You need to add a “typeLineGap” parameter with a value of 0 in all masters:

[tetraoxygen]

That worked perfectly! Thank you!