Added
- The font pickers now list the fonts actually installed on your machine.
Where Appearance and the theme editor offered two bundled presets and a
free-text box, they now enumerate the installed families, preview each one
in its own face, and filter the terminal picker to monospaced faces with a
"show all fonts" escape hatch — some fonts misreport their pitch, and Nerd
Fonts' non-Mono variants report proportional. The free-text box stays, and
now warns when the family it holds is not installed instead of silently
falling back to a proportional default. - A serial console can hand its port back without losing the tab. The status
bar gains a plug toggle that releases /dev/ttyUSB0 — keeping the tab, its
scrollback and its configuration — and reopens it on the next click, so a
board can be flashed without closing anything. Beside it is an
auto-reconnect toggle, stored on the connection so it survives a restart and
follows the device; with it off, a drop leaves the port free rather than
reclaiming it every few seconds under the flashing tool. - Sharing a private vault now asks before it converts. Adding one person used
to create a team, link the vault and switch it to cloud sync with no dialog;
inviting someone now opens a modal stating the three costs first — no
offline access, members keep a copy of the vault key that removal does not
take back, and no way back to private — and states that the vault's existing
contents move with it.
Fixed
- A custom terminal font no longer stretches the cells. A family typed into
the theme editor carried no generic fallback, so when it failed to resolve,
the canvas measured the cell from its own proportional default: cells came
out about 1.6x too wide while the glyphs still painted at the right size.
Terminal font stacks now end inmonospaceunless they already carry a
generic family. - A snippet with a choice variable asks which option to use. The parser hands
a choice its first option as the default, and anything with a default
counted as resolved, so{{env:choice:dev,staging,prod}}ran asdevand
the other options were unreachable. The picker now always opens, pre-filled
with the first option. - A team member whose role cannot read secrets no longer sees "Access
revoked". A connect-only member holds no VIEW_SECRETS, so the vault-key
route answers 403 — which the client read as removal from the team. They
now get the vault, empty, like any other empty vault. - Converting a private vault from the share sheet no longer empties it for
everyone else. The conversion created the team and the key but left the
vault's contents behind under the old id: the owner still saw the hosts
while every teammate saw an empty vault, with no warning. Both conversion
paths now migrate the contents, and do it as a group — a failure unlinks the
vault and deletes the team rather than leaving a vault that looks complete
to its owner and empty to everyone else. - A vault you have just joined unlocks by itself when its key arrives. The
waiting panel was honest but permanent: nothing re-read the key that had
landed until you hit Retry or restarted. It also now names who it is waiting
for, and a member arriving for the first time lands on the surface their
role can actually use — a connect-only invitee gets connections, not a
keychain of redacted rows. - Typing
exiton a remote shell no longer reconnects it. The close event
carried no reason, so a deliberate exit and a dropped link looked
identical; the far side's exit-status is now carried through, and a session
that ended on purpose stays ended. - A snippet run from the command palette lands in the focused tab. The target
was resolved as the first connected session in tab order, so with several
tabs open a snippet always went to tab 1. - A plugin installed from the catalogue can be disabled like a bundled one.
The enable toggle rendered only on bundled rows, so installing a plugin that
also ships with the app took its toggle away, and themes — which are only
ever installed — never had one. - A plugin installed from the catalogue now activates. One whose manifest set
defaultEnabled: falseloaded inactive and contributed nothing, which is
why installing a marketplace theme added no theme to the Appearance list.
Installing is itself the opt-in; an explicit choice to disable is still
honoured, including across a reload that previously re-enabled it. - The role picked for an invitee reaches them. The role was assigned in a
follow-up call that 404s against a pending invitation, and the error was
swallowed, so every invitee landed on the default role. Alongside it: a
failed invite no longer reports success, an invite with no role selected is
refused rather than falling back to "member", a sync server that cannot be
reached no longer leaks its URL into the error text, seats no longer render
"? available · ? total" when the subscription load fails, text on accent
backgrounds stays readable under a dark accent, and the vault header's
member stack is reachable by keyboard and touch.