danielrobbins/keychain 3.0.6

Keychain 3.0.6

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Keychain 3.0.6 focuses on making Keychain's coordinated startup feel natural and get out of your way, building on feedback from people using it in their daily workflows.

• When a passphrase request was waiting in another terminal, moving it to your current terminal required typing takeover. Now, simply press Enter at Keychain's waiting prompt to bring the request to the terminal you are using (#263).
• --immediate now works better when several terminals start together: enter your passphrase in the terminal you are using, without being forced to perform an extra takeover step to cancel another terminal's request. Keychain cancels redundant requests once the needed keys are loaded. This benefits multi-terminal workflows generally, and is particularly helpful with WSL and systemd, where startup can trigger a passphrase request in a hidden terminal (#260).
• The key emoji did not display correctly on many Linux terminals because their fonts lacked the required glyph. It has been replaced with a more widely supported arrow and a brief, one-time color animation. The clearer wording, Press Enter to run ssh-add in this terminal, explains what the prompt is asking you to do. Terminals that cannot support the animation display a static prompt; it can also be disabled with animate = false under [output] in ~/.keychainrc.
• Startup problems are difficult to diagnose when the shell hides or captures Keychain's output. The new --debug-log FILE option records detailed diagnostics without redirecting terminal output or capturing passphrases or private-key contents (#262).