v1.3.0 — CSV bulk send, broker selectors, DLQ tools, workspaces, faker

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[1.3.0] — 2026-05-10

Highlights

• CSV-driven bulk send — load a spreadsheet, each row becomes a message. Column headers turn into {{column_name}} tokens that resolve per-row in Body and Properties; live progress, abort, and a dry-run preview let you sanity-check substitutions before kicking off a thousand-message batch.
• Broker-side selectors in Subscribe — JMS-style filter expression (priority > 5 AND application_property:type = 'order') attached as an AMQP 1.0 source filter via apache.org:selector-filter:string. The broker filters; you only pay the wire cost for messages you care about.
• DLQ inspector + requeue — Browser detects dead-letter queues by name (DLQ, *.DLQ, _dlq, dead, etc.) and surfaces a banner plus a green Requeue all button. Each message is republished to its _AMQ_ORIG_ADDRESS (Artemis) / originalDestination (Classic) with internal markers stripped so the broker doesn't immediately re-DLQ the copy. Per-message Requeue → <origin> action on the details pane too.
• Profile workspaces — group your saved brokers under labels like Dev / Staging / Prod (or per service / project). Workspaces drive sectioned headers in the global profile picker and the Cmd+K palette so a setup with 20+ profiles stops feeling unwieldy.
• Faker tokens in Variables — 35+ new built-in tokens for realistic-looking test data: {{faker.email}}, {{faker.fullName}}, {{faker.creditCardNumber}}, {{faker.iban}}, {{faker.streetAddress}}, {{faker.lorem(N)}}, and many more. Powered by @faker-js/faker.

Added — Send view

CSV bulk send (new tab)

• New CSV tab in the Send view with a dropzone / file picker for any well-formed CSV (parsed via papaparse, RFC 4180-compliant).
• Header row drives the column-token catalogue: clicking a {{column_name}} chip copies it to the clipboard for paste into Body / Properties.
• Preview table shows the first 5 rows with click-to-select; the highlighted row drives the Dry-run preview that shows exactly how the Body resolves after substitution (so you spot a mistyped column before you blast 10 000 messages out).
• Send N messages action loops over every row, runs Pre-script per iteration with column values available via ctx.get("col_name"), applies token substitution to Body and every Property value, sends. Live progress bar with ok / fail counts.
• Cancel mid-batch via an AbortController — the loop exits cleanly at the next iteration boundary.
• Configurable per-row delay (csv_delay), useful for pacing against rate-limited consumers.
• Schema validation is intentionally skipped in CSV mode — the tab is optimised for throughput; validate on a single representative row in the regular Send view first if you need a guard.

Added — Variables

• Faker token namespace — {{faker.<path>}} and {{faker.<path>(<arg>)}} covering people (firstName / lastName / fullName / jobTitle / gender), internet (email / username / url / domain / userAgent / password / ip / ipv6 / macAddress / phone), address (streetAddress / city / state / country / countryCode / zipCode / latitude / longitude), finance (creditCardNumber / creditCardCvv / creditCardExpiry / iban / bic / currency / amount), commerce (companyName / productName / productPrice / department), and text (lorem / loremParagraph / word).
• All faker tokens surface in the existing autocompletion dropdown and the Variables tab "Built-in presets" list with descriptions.
• Auto-detect of the Raw subtype now keeps a manual JSON / XML pick when the editor is empty (regression noticed in 1.2.0): the dropdown sticks until you actually clear non-empty content.

Added — Subscribe view

• New Selector input — toggleable input below the queue picker accepts a JMS-style filter expression. Sent to start_subscriber as the new selector parameter; the Rust side packages it into an AMQP source filter set with descriptor apache.org:selector-filter:string.
• Active-subscription chips now show a small filter-icon badge when a selector is set; the tooltip surfaces the actual selector text so you can confirm what's running.
• Compatible with Artemis, ActiveMQ Classic, Qpid Broker-J. Brokers that don't support the filter typically reject the attach with a clear error message we surface in the log.

Added — Browser view (DLQ tooling)

• DLQ detection — the peek pane recognises queues named DLQ, *.DLQ, *_dlq, ActiveMQ.DLQ, ExpiryQueue, or anything containing "dlq" / "dead" (case-insensitive).
• DLQ banner appears under the peek-pane header explaining how requeue works and which property carries the original destination on the user's broker.
• Requeue all button (next to Purge) — iterates the peeked messages, looks up _AMQ_ORIG_ADDRESS / _AMQ_ORIG_QUEUE (Artemis) or originalDestination / JMSXOriginalDestination (Classic), republishes each to its origin via the existing send_message command. Internal markers are stripped from the republished copy so the broker doesn't re-DLQ it on first failure.
• Requeue → <origin> chip on the per-message details pane for selective requeue.
• Progress counter (Requeue 7/24) replaces the button label while a bulk requeue is in flight.

Added — Connection / profiles

• New Workspace field on every profile (free-form text, datalist autocomplete from existing labels). Empty → Default.
• The header profile picker groups profiles under <DropdownSection> headers per workspace; user-named groups float to the top, Default always last.
• The Cmd+K palette uses workspace as the category for profile-switch actions: Profiles · Dev, Profiles · Staging, etc., so fuzzy search like dev p matches Dev profiles before others.
• Backward-compatible: legacy profiles without a workspace key are loaded as Default via Rust #[serde(default)].

Backend

• New direct dep serde_amqp = "0.14" (already pulled in transitively by fe2o3-amqp-types, zero compile cost) — used to construct Described<Value> + Descriptor for the JMS-selector filter set.
• New direct deps on the frontend: @faker-js/faker (English locale, ~700 KB) and papaparse (RFC 4180 CSV parser, ~30 KB).
• subscriber::start signature gained a selector: String parameter; Receiver::builder().source(Source { filter, ... }).attach(...) is used when the selector is non-empty, falling back to the simpler Receiver::attach path otherwise.
• start_subscriber Tauri command takes an optional selector: Option<String> (backward compat: callers that omit it get no-filter behaviour).
• Profile struct (Rust + TS) gained a workspace field with #[serde(default = "default_workspace")] so older profiles.json files load as Default.

Fixed

• Auto-detect of the Send view's Raw subtype no longer reverts the user's manual JSON / XML pick when they clear the editor before content arrives — picking a type in an empty buffer now sticks.

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