Tisty 1.32.0
Your own server, as your cloud
- Besides Google Drive and OneDrive, Tisty can now keep your copies on your own server through WebDAV: Nextcloud, ownCloud, Synology and others.
- Write your server's address, your user and a password, and Tisty checks the server before connecting. No browser opens.
- The password stays on this computer, kept by the system. An app password from your server is better than your main one: you can remove it there whenever you like.
- If the server ever asks again, Tisty only asks you for the password.
Easier to find for your assistant
- Wherever assistants look for tools to connect, Tisty now shows its icon, screenshots and a full description.
- Its listing links straight to the documentation, the guide to writing in Tisty and the wiki.
What's Changed
- feat(webdav): reach any WebDAV server as a provider under the contract every one keeps, not yet in the window by @rgdevment in #350
- ci(mcp): listings carry an icon, screenshots, a long description and docs links; Glama knows its keeper by @rgdevment in #361
- feat(webdav): connect your own server from the window with an address, a user and a password by @rgdevment in #360
- build(deps): vitest 4.1.12, which closes two mocker advisories by @rgdevment in #362
- chore(news): 1.32.0 tells what changed: WebDAV as your own cloud and an easier-to-find listing for assistants by @rgdevment in #363
Full Changelog: v1.31.7...v1.32.0