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OpenDiskTree 1.0.10

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@NikkyWay NikkyWay released this 07 Aug 13:21
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v1.0.10
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Changelog

All notable changes to OpenDiskTree are recorded here.

1.0.10 — 2026-08-07

  • Add a persistent New scan menu to the main toolbar so starting a scan does not depend on the sidebar being visible.
  • Add a Largest files view that lists the biggest files across the current snapshot without drilling through every folder.
  • Add a visible double-click hint and a dedicated breadcrumb title for the largest-files view.

1.0.9 — 2026-08-07

  • Add a composite parent/size index so opening a large snapshot does not sort the entire items table to show the root.

1.0.8 — 2026-08-07

  • Do not reopen a scan record left in running state after an interrupted launch; keep the latest usable snapshot selected.

1.0.7 — 2026-08-07

  • Keep startup responsive by loading the root outline lazily instead of decoding thousands of historical folders at once.

1.0.6 — 2026-08-07

  • Add a fast overview pass that shows depth-limited folder totals while the exact metadata scan runs in the background.
  • Mark preliminary totals and estimates explicitly; they are never mixed into the exact SQLite snapshot.
  • Cancel the quick pass together with the exact scan and keep the existing exact results authoritative.

1.0.5 — 2026-08-07

  • Keep one SQLite transaction open for the active scan; cancellation and normal completion still finalize a consistent snapshot.
  • Bind item fields directly instead of allocating a 28-value temporary array for every file, and store bulk file timestamps numerically in SQLite while keeping RFC 3339 export output.
  • Increase the native getattrlistbulk buffer to 256 KiB for wide directories such as dependency trees.

1.0.4 — 2026-08-07

  • Defer path, status and duplicate-candidate indexes until a scan finishes, avoiding three random SQLite index writes per discovered item.
  • Replace the depth-by-depth correlated folder aggregation with an indexed bottom-up rollup, so finalization scales with the number of folders instead of rescanning the full table for every depth.
  • Keep the visible progress counter moving independently of SQLite batch commits and label the final index/aggregation phase as finalizing.

1.0.3 — 2026-08-07

  • Removed repeated root-table sorting from the scan hot path; live rows refresh at a controlled cadence while every metadata batch is still persisted immediately.
  • Increased scanner transaction sizes and cached each entry's extension during native metadata conversion.
  • A full-disk scan now spends its time on filesystem enumeration instead of redrawing the same SQLite result hundreds of times.
  • Selected folders now persist macOS security-scoped bookmarks and keep access open for the scan, so reopening the same folder does not ask for permission again.

1.0.2 — 2026-07-19

  • Read names, sizes, timestamps, file identity and link counts in the same native metadata batch instead of issuing a separate stat call for every item.
  • Stop full-disk scans at nested mounted volumes, including iOS Simulator runtimes, while keeping those mount points visible in results.
  • Increased SQLite insert batches and removed per-item URL construction from the scanner hot path.
  • Cancelled snapshots now retain their live byte totals and are identified as partial after relaunch.
  • Reworked the main window so the table and treemap use all available height, live scans do not show stale directory data, and in-progress folder sizes are clearly marked as calculating.
  • Added visible elapsed time, item rate, current path, pause and stop controls during scans.
  • Rebuilt the filter popover with unclipped labels, grouped controls, active-filter count and a scrollable fixed-size layout.
  • Added a prominent latest-DMG download button to the README and stable release artifact names for permanent download links.

1.0.1 — 2026-07-19

  • Added an Instruments Points of Interest interval around disk scans.
  • Added a bounded, reproducible 1–2 million-row SQLite performance harness; one million rows complete in 15.2 seconds on the development Mac.

1.0.0 — 2026-07-19

  • Native Apple Silicon disk scanner using getattrlistbulk with a portable POSIX fallback.
  • Directory outline, sortable table, treemap, search and metadata filters.
  • Explainable safety labels, guarded Trash actions and Finder integration.
  • Staged duplicate detection, two-snapshot history and growth comparison.
  • Full JSON, CSV and SQLite exports plus a compact privacy-aware AI report.
  • Russian and English localization, local rule editor and JSON rule transfer.
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