v0.1.5

0.1.5

• Add --record-stdin so twatch can record terminal output from stdin without spawning a child PTY
• Add --size WIDTH,HEIGHT for fixed-size stdin recording and document the tmux-oriented JSONL recording flow
• Store --record-stdin traces as checkpoints plus deltas instead of writing a full snapshot on every frame
• Compact in-memory cell symbols, compress delta history when -C is enabled, and raise the default checkpoint interval to reduce long-running memory pressure
• Add transparent .jsonl.gz log read/write support and make the tmux plugin default to archive compression so active pane replay stays faster
• Compress large snapshot and delta payloads inside JSONL records so plain .jsonl traces also shrink without hiding frame metadata
• Open replay after preloading the first 256 frames and continue loading the rest in the background to reduce large-log startup delay
• Spill older active --record-stdin frames into a compact sidecar during long-running sessions so live .jsonl logs grow more slowly
• Add tunable --record-stdin-spill-every and --record-stdin-spill-retain controls, and store deltas in a more compact run/style-table form to shrink active tmux logs further
• Treat -L 0 as unlimited history retention so tmux replay can avoid trimming large recordings on startup
• Write active JSONL records in a more compact array-based format while keeping backward-compatible readers for older object-based logs

This release is focused on tmux-oriented recording and replay scalability.
It adds the first backend-oriented building block for tmux pipe-pane style integrations by letting twatch ingest terminal output from stdin and store it as replayable traces.

Notes:

• --record-stdin requires --logfile and cannot be combined with --batch, --replay, or a child command
• Replay readers remain backward-compatible with older object-based JSONL logs