locron v0.9.6

Changed

• Human job summaries distinguish process:, shell:, and http: targets in lists,
  details, and registration previews.
• Official macOS downloads are signed with a stable Developer ID identity and notarized.
  Standalone notarization tickets cannot be stapled, so verification may need network access.

Fixed

• Refreshing a macOS service preserves an identical registration file with safe permissions,
  avoiding unnecessary plist rewrites during updates.

locron v0.9.5

Added

• CLI job registration and updates now warn when direct-process executables cannot be resolved,
  including on dry runs, and suggest the HTTP selector for the matching missing-http typo.
• Job lists show the latest retained run state in LAST RUN; JSON rows include its identity and
  state, or null when no run remains.

Fixed

• Self-update accepts the ./ filenames published in release checksums. Future release
  checksums use bare filenames so existing updater versions can fetch the fixed binary.

locron v0.9.4

Security

• Updated the transitive TLS dependency rustls to patched version 0.23.45, resolving
  RUSTSEC-2026-0285 in published builds.

locron v0.9.3

Fixed

• Active dashboard run details now render as soon as their primary snapshot loads, automatically
  follow run and attempt state plus newly captured output, and reconcile complete durable facts
  once on termination. Pausing, reconnecting, or navigating away preserves loaded facts without
  duplicating output or updating a stale view.

locron v0.9.2

Fixed

• Service and dashboard lifecycle commands, dashboard token, and successful self-updates now
  render labeled terminal reports in default human mode instead of pretty-printed JSON. Machine
  envelopes remain unchanged, and dashboard tokens stay copyable without appearing in status output.
• Stale dashboard links now show complete job- or run-not-found pages with a direct route back to
  the applicable collection instead of displaying only a raw missing identifier.

locron v0.9.1

Changed

• Human locron history output now fits narrow terminals by truncating only the trigger column.
  Redirected and machine-readable output remain complete, and --no-trunc preserves the full
  human table when requested.

locron v0.9.0

Added

• Rust users can install and update Locron from crates.io with
  cargo install --locked locron. The five workspace packages publish together at one exact
  version, and release automation verifies the registry installation before completing a release.

Changed

• Built-in self-update now requires the ownership receipt written by the standalone installer.
  Cargo, Homebrew, source, manually copied, and system-package installations remain owned by their
  respective package managers and receive actionable update guidance instead.
• Completed checklist history now lives in a dedicated archive, while deferred product ideas are
  tracked separately from the active implementation checklist.

locron v0.8.0

Added

• locron dashboard provides an optional local web interface over the same durable jobs, runs,
  settings, diagnostics, validation, dry-run, and redaction boundaries as the CLI. Foreground,
  enable, disable, status, and token commands cover temporary use and per-user service lifecycle.
• The authenticated locron.api/v1 management API exposes job and run operations, schedule
  preview, settings, import/export, pruning, diagnostics, and live updates for local clients.
• The responsive dashboard includes light, dark, and system themes; accessible job and run tables;
  whole-row detail navigation; searchable history; structured forms for durations, output sizes,
  and schedules; aggregate settings review; and a redacted, pretty-formatted JSON viewer.

Security

• Dashboard servers refuse non-loopback binds and protect state with an owner-only random token,
  authenticated browser sessions, Host and Origin validation, double-submit CSRF checks, and a
  no-referrer policy. Tokens are pasted into the entry page or sent in an authorization header and
  never accepted in URLs, logs, diagnostics, or API responses.

Changed

• Job and run searches match partial names, descriptions, tags, and identifiers after a short
  typing debounce. Enabled and disabled jobs remain discoverable under the corresponding state
  filters, and empty results preserve table context with clear recovery actions.
• The primary documentation now gives a copyable path from installation to the loopback dashboard
  and explains foreground versus persistent service operation without changing the CLI-first
  scheduler model.

locron v0.7.0

Added

• One-time jobs can opt into automatic cleanup with locron add --at ... --delete-after-run.
  Once the scheduled run reaches a final outcome, locron soft-removes the job definition while
  retaining its run history and captured output under the normal retention policy. History labels
  removed jobs explicitly and remains queryable by their retained identity.

locron v0.6.0

Added

• locron explain NAME_OR_ID provides one redacted summary of a job's schedule, next occurrence,
  current scheduling posture, latest run, and latest anomalous terminal run. Human and versioned
  JSON output carry the same canonical run identities and durable reasons, while why --run
  remains the detailed attempt and event trace.

Documentation

• Repositioned locron as “Cron that explains itself.” and reorganized the README around
  explainability, real-world reliability, and agent integration. Examples now distinguish job
  explanations from run explanations and use canonical run IDs for captured logs.
• Added AI-assisted installation guidance and a copy-paste Homebrew install command using the
  fully qualified tap name.