Small fixes, all from using the app rather than from a test suite, and
most of the same shape: the feature worked, but its result was invisible
or its target was not what you expected.
Added
- Rename a tab from its right-click menu. A tab is named after the
connection it opened, which is no help when half a dozen of them are
local shells with the same name. A renamed tab keeps its name across a
restart and inside a saved workspace. - The password prompt names the account. It said which host was
asking but not which user, so with several connections opening at once
there was nothing to say whose password it wanted. Now
"user@host:port". The tray notification says the same.
Fixed
- A new folder is shown, not just created. Creating one looked like
it did nothing: the tree reloaded and no folder appeared. It had been
created, inside whichever folder was selected, and a collapsed parent
never rendered the new row. New connections always revealed
themselves; folders now do too. - Clicking the empty space below the tree deselects. Without it, a
folder selected earlier stayed selected while looking like nothing
was - so "New folder" put the next one inside it, invisibly. - The create prompts say where the item will land, e.g. "Folder
name? (in Work / Acme)" or "(at the top level)". Where things go
has not changed; it is just no longer a guess. - Ctrl+click marks dynamic-inventory hosts too. On a Hetzner,
Proxmox or AWS host from a dynamic folder it did nothing - worse, it
fell through to an ordinary click and connected. The two kinds look
identical in the list, so there was no way to tell why one row marked
and the next one opened. - Escape clears the search before it closes the palette. Marking
hosts is meant to work across several searches, but the obvious way to
start the next one threw the set away. A second Escape, on an empty
box, closes as before. Marked hosts now also show as chips above the
footer, each removable, so a set collected across searches stays
visible.