Muster 0.12.0

Behaves differently

• cmd+1 to cmd+9 go to a tab, and the next press goes to a pane inside it. Keep cmd down
  after cmd+2 and press 3 to land on that tab's third pane; let go to stop at the tab. A window
  holding one tab still numbers its panes, one press each. This was numbered_chords = "tab_then_pane", and it is now the only scheme: the old one, where cmd+3 was the third pane
  down the whole agent list, is gone. A config naming numbered_chords = "panes" is refused, and
  the whole file with it, saying what replaced it; delete the line. One naming "tab_then_pane"
  still loads. Every row in the agent list shows the chord that reaches it.
• muster focus --place N goes to the pane muster window prints at place N, counted down the
  whole window. With tab_then_pane set it used to act as cmd+N and reach the Nth tab.

New

• cmd-click a link in a pane to open it, an address on the screen or an OSC 8 hyperlink. Web
  and mail links open on this Mac, from a devenv pane too. A path opens only from a pane on this
  Mac, since from a devenv it names a file over there. A file that would run code when opened, or
  a link hiding invisible characters, is refused with a beep, and a hyperlink to another app's
  scheme asks first.
• Drag the agent list's edge to make it wider or narrower, from 140 to 480 points. Each window
  remembers its own width across a relaunch.
• A color swatch on each row says which machine a pane is on, while a window is attached to
  more than one. A machine's color is drawn from its id, so it is the same in every window; a
  color in its [[daemon]] block picks another when two machines land on the same one.
• muster msg post --to reaches an agent or a pane on another machine with no group shared
  first, making the group of exactly those members as it does on one machine. name@machine names
  one on a particular machine, and group add finds members the same way.
• A group's policy can name a member on another machine as name@machine, in its ring, allow
  and membership, so a devenv agent can direct a council kept on the laptop, or join a group whose
  membership is not *.
• muster msg in your own shell on a devenv does what it does on the laptop. While the devenv
  is linked to the laptop, reading, waiting, joining and posting there are carried to the laptop
  and done as you, instead of being refused with a pointer to the laptop.

Fixed

• A slow ssh check no longer drops every devenv pane. A check that times out is asked again
  before Muster ends the connection; only a second timeout in a row ends it.
• Devenv panes come back as soon as a reconnect lands, rather than about 15 seconds later.
• Quitting ends Muster's ssh connections, and a starting Muster ends ones an earlier Muster
  left running. A left-over connection kept the old window answering on the devenv, so muster window in a pane there could reach a window that had quit.
• A ControlMaster auto in your ~/.ssh/config can no longer take over Muster's connection to
  a devenv.
• A devenv daemon Muster adopts gets its muster CLI when the machine has none, so muster msg
  works in its panes.
• The agent list's chord digits are readable at a glance, in light and dark appearance.

Under the hood

• The daemon protocol is 1.2. Muster hands the 0.11.0 daemon's panes to the new one on the first
  launch after updating, on the laptop and on a devenv, so running agents keep running.

Apple Silicon, macOS 14 or newer. Notarized and stapled.

brew install amterp/tap/muster

sha256 3951ac857d061bf9787d4a683ef7a7df912726159e930105c8e7875573220094

Full Changelog: v0.11.0...v0.12.0