ShellFlow 0.1.1

A small update with batch-file support and an important installer fix. If you installed 0.1.0, please update.

New: run batch files in ShellFlow

• Right-click any .bat or .cmd file → Run in ShellFlow (on Windows 11: Show more options).
• Optional: turn on Settings → General → Open .bat and .cmd files with ShellFlow to run them on double-click.
• Each script runs in its own tab, in the script's folder. The tab stays open when it finishes and shows the exit code;
  press Enter to run it again. If ShellFlow is already open, scripts open as new tabs in the same window.
• Turning the option off, or uninstalling ShellFlow, restores Windows' normal behavior for batch files.
• Command line: ShellFlow.exe --run <script.bat>.

Fixes

• Installer: upgrading over a different build could remove the bundled .NET runtime files, after which ShellFlow
  asked to install the .NET Desktop Runtime. The installer now always copies every file, so upgrades are complete.
• Tabs no longer show a warning badge for shells or scripts that ended successfully.

Downloads

File	Description
ShellFlow-0.1.1-x64.msi	Installer (recommended). Per-user, no administrator rights needed. Upgrades 0.1.0 in place.
ShellFlow-0.1.1-x64-installer.zip	The same installer in a zip.
ShellFlow-0.1.1-win-x64-portable.zip	Portable single ShellFlow.exe (keep the file name).
SHA256SUMS.txt	SHA-256 checksums.

The installer is not code-signed yet. If SmartScreen shows "Windows protected your PC", choose
More info → Run anyway, or check the file against SHA256SUMS.txt first.

Full changelog: CHANGELOG.md