1.0.2

Fixed
Reporting a problem with the technical information attached ended in a GitHub error page. The details travelled in the address bar and a single error could carry a four-kilobyte dump, which made the link too long for GitHub to accept — especially when it sends you through the sign-in page first. The attachment is now a short summary, and the full log stays one click away in Settings.

The report dialog says up front that a GitHub account is needed, instead of letting you find out at the sign-in wall.

The application no longer fights over ports 3000 and 4000. It used to serve itself on those two, which are the first ports any development tool takes — if something else was using one, BasicInventory would not open at all. It now uses a single, uncommon port chosen when it starts, and falls back to another if that one is busy. Nothing to configure.