v0.2.3 - Runtime Profiles, Homebrew Tap, and Important Security Updates

This release introduces expanded platform support, more flexible remote configurations, and important security enhancements.

🚨 CRITICAL WARNING FOR UPGRADING USERS 🚨
Please read before upgrading if you use crypt or similar remotes.
In the previous v0.2.2 release, we introduced the obscure argument to the rclone remote generation process to ensure passwords and API keys are encrypted in the rclone config file.

• Action Required: If you have existing remotes that require keys (like crypt), you must re-create or update them after upgrading. Otherwise, your keys will remain unencrypted in the config file. (#90)

✨ What's New

• macOS Homebrew Tap: Mac users can now easily install and update the app via our new Homebrew tap.
• Windows Headless Builds: Headless builds are now officially available for Windows environments.
• Runtime Remote Profiles: You can now configure remote-specific settings directly at runtime from the remote details view, without needing to modify the main rclone config file.
  • ⚠️ Security Note: These runtime settings are saved as normal remote settings. Unlike rclone config passwords or the Backend Management Dialog auth passwords, these are not encrypted or saved to the OS keyring. Please be mindful of the data you store here.
• Sensitive Data Restriction: Implemented stricter restrictions on sensitive data mapped by rclone.

🔄 Changes & Improvements

• Refined UI Components: Swapped out the custom date-time picker for the native Angular Material date-time picker, providing a much cleaner and more consistent user experience.
• Security Patches: Updated several underlying dependencies to patch known security vulnerabilities.

🐛 Bug Fixes

• Reactive UI: Fixed an issue where the App UI wouldn't properly refresh after configuration values were changed.
• Linux Packages: Resolved missing or broken RPM dependencies for Red Hat-based distributions.
• CLI: Fixed the tray argument for the command-line interface.