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Claude Terminals 1.1.2

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@azure-pipelines azure-pipelines released this 27 Oct 23:43

New

  • Project view: a project's worktrees side by side. Click a project's name at the start of its group on the session tab row (again to go back), or choose Project view from a session's ⋯ menu or a project's right-click menu. It switches to the view the way clicking a session's tab switches to that session. There's one row per worktree of each repository the project's sessions are in, including worktrees made outside the app or whose session was closed. Each row shows:

    • the worktree's branch, folder and session, with its status dot;
    • what the session is on;
    • how many files are changed, with a ⚠ when the same file is changed in another worktree too;
    • how far the branch is ahead of and behind the base branch;
    • its pull request.

    Click a row for the latest prompt and answer, the changed files, and the actions: Open session, Start a session here, View PR or New pull request, and Remove worktree…. Removing a worktree is never forced and keeps the branch.

  • New worktree… on the Project view's toolbar adds a worktree of the project's repository on a new branch, started from its base branch.

  • Optional session for a new worktree. New worktree… and + › In a new worktree… have a Start a session in it box. Untick it to create just the worktree.

  • Four status dot styles. The palette button › Status dots shows Glow (the default), Classic, Calm and Signal side by side, each moving. Clicking one previews it on the whole app. With Windows' animation effects turned off, every style still tells the states apart by shape.

Fixed

  • Typing in a terminal no longer loses the keyboard focus. A few seconds after you started typing, focus could drop out of the terminal, and the next Tab moved it to a Git Changes tab or a button.
  • Glow's working dots showed two dots instead of three.
  • Push for a new worktree's branch. A branch made in a new worktree from origin/main took origin/main as its upstream, so Push failed. The branch now has no upstream until its first Push, which publishes it under its own name.

Install

If you're on 1.0.8 or later, this update installs itself: click Update to 1.1.2 at the top right. From 1.0.7 or earlier, download and run the installer below.

Download ClaudeTerminals-Setup-1.1.2.exe below and run it. It upgrades an existing install and keeps your sessions. Close Claude Terminals first, or setup will offer to.

The installer is signed by Llamachant Technology Ltd. If SmartScreen still shows "Windows protected your PC" for this new release, check that the publisher says Llamachant Technology Ltd, then choose More info → Run anyway.

SHA-256 ClaudeTerminals-Setup-1.1.2.exe

405512843e953199c02c468e9bf62e0e542c4c22cb3fae72714482620f369c47