2.0.0-beta.5

• Fixed issue where a failed library was preventing the plugin from fully initializing

2.0.0-b4

• Added new plugin menu option Find Embedded AppleScript in Indigo to locate all Indigo items that have an embedded ApplesScript so you can get those functions reprogrammed in Python

2.0.0-b3

• Added new Saved Connections option in the menu to save commonly used credentials
• Added ability for all forms to utilize the new Saved Connections data
• Added sleep, reboot and shutdown via SSH as available commands
• Added software updates as a command
• Removed all credential field defaults
• Fixed bug in Command action that would cause an error when trying to quit an app

2.0.0-b2

• Added Plugin Store update check
• Added Custom AppleScript action with a full AppleScript editor built in so you can write scripts on the fly and run them (or copy and paste them, up to you)
• Cleaned up action list with separators to delineate the commands more

2.0.0-b1

• Added second Mac Commander device as a relay so it could be turned on and off via the Indigo UI, the previous version used a custom device and the only way to turn that on or off was via a UI action (action group, schedule, trigger). The old method will stay in the plugin for now to support upgrades but shouldn't be used as it will be phased out in a future version.
• Added new action to send notification to a remote system (independant, requires no device), useful if you want to notify your workstation of something that just happened on the Indigo server (or anything else for that matter)
• Commands can now be run via an action and no longer requires a device (however devices still exist if preferred)
• Removed commands to reboot or sleep the remote computer because Apple no longer allows those commands remotely (but can be done in a local AS that Mac Commander can run remotely)
• Modernized the UI
• Changed 1.x actions to have a prefix of Legacy so as not to be confused with the new devices
• Merged the AppleScript Handler plugin into Mac Commander (be sure to move your scripts to /Library/Application Support/Perceptive Automation/Indigo 7/Preferences/Plugins/com.eps.indigoplugin.mac-commander if you saved them for AppleScript Handler)
• From AppleScript Handler: added action to run scripts saved to the plugin prefs folder
• Version 1.x code cleanup
• Fixed bug where Quit App would not run the application command to quit
• Fixed bug where turning a command off may not be reflected in the UI or device state
• Fixed bug where displaying a message would not show the message on the remote system due to changes in AppleScript, it will now show a notification instead

1.0.1 (For Indigo 6 and earlier)

This is the legacy version of the plugin if you are using Indigo 6 or earlier. All new releases will require at least Indigo 7 to run.