Fixes for what people ran into in the first week, and a few additions.
Fixed:
- Typing with an input method that composes text (Korean, Japanese, Chinese) no longer breaks into loose letters in the search field. (#13)
- A word that's in your files only as the start of a longer one ("Grok" in "Grok4") stays found after you stop typing. It used to show while you typed, then disappear. (#40)
- A chosen folder with accents, Korean or Japanese in its name (Google Drive's "내 드라이브", for one) no longer stops indexing for every folder. (#14)
- Indexing keeps going while your folders keep changing. Before, a slow scan of a big folder could start over and over without reading a single file. (#23)
- DigUp's helpers quit with DigUp. A folder estimate could keep running at full speed after quitting, even after uninstalling. (#22)
- If reading one file runs away (a PDF did, using tens of gigabytes of memory), DigUp now stops it, skips that file and goes on. Quit and Pause stop indexing even when it's stuck on a file. (#3)
- Indexing long text documents no longer slowly grows the helper's memory (about 30 KB a chunk of text). (#3)
- Settings scrolls when you have many folders, instead of growing past the bottom of the screen. (#17)
- Code folders show their files right away, and Settings says they're read after your other folders. They used to show "0 of 0". (#21)
- Scanned PDF pages are read with text recognition too, as screenshots are, so an invoice or order number on a scan is found when you type it. (#32)
- SVG pictures (diagrams, logos) are read too. They used to be skipped.
New:
- Index only at set hours, in Settings → Folders: indexing waits for those hours (1:00 to 7:00 by default) and search works all day. (#26)
- If your network blocks the model download, download the two files somewhere else and pick them with Use Files… in Settings → Storage. DigUp checks them before it uses them. (#25)
- Time estimates fit your Mac. DigUp learns how long each kind of file takes on it, and starts from a quick speed check.
- The search panel fades in and out. (#19)
Also: the DIGUP_WORKER_DIR test switch only works in development runs (#9), source builds pin llama.cpp to an exact commit (#11), and the Homebrew cask is only updated to a DMG signed and notarized as DigUp (#12).
Thanks to @eliottchoi, @huaiwen, @MichaelC001, @sdraeger, @markoblogo and @stozo04 for fixes, designs and diagnoses that went into this release, and to @jiaxu0715, @astelmach20, @MuhAssar, @ddh0, @ytsav, @ianchanning and @bakaburg1 for their reports.
To update, use DigUp → Check for Updates…, or download DigUp-0.6.1.dmg below. DigUp needs an Apple Silicon Mac with macOS 14 or later.