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v2.20.0
Make installation and update recovery reliable, preserve accessible prose and
partial-comparison limits, and replace the Omarchy bar widget with an on-demand
native desktop panel.
Changed
- Replace the Omarchy bar widget with plugin 2.0.0, an on-demand native-themed
panel with canonical inline settings, explicit baseline recording, Copy JSON
and terminal handoff. Installation verifies enablement without restarting the
shell; legacy bar placements require an explicit settings export and migration.
Fixed
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Keep GitHub Release creation and asset uploads under the human maintainer;
verify the original run's complete sealed artifacts, authorship, provenance
and PyPI parity in a read-only final job with an explicit recovery handoff. -
Bound Omarchy setup IPC and verify asynchronous registry removal; accept
canonical lookup JSON so successful CLI reports render in the panel. -
Verify PATH launchers through their lexical entry so symlink shims dispatch
correctly, and stop home-directory ancestry from hiding user-level installs. -
Announce installer ownership checks and retry a busy uv tool lock once;
explicitly select supported stable Python for new pipx installs, retain valid
existing pipx interpreters, and explain interpreter and PATH recovery. -
Preserve Python admission arguments under Windows PowerShell's legacy native
forwarding, and use native environment paths and PATH separators when running
the PowerShell helper on Unix. -
Preserve complete insight sentences, uncertainty hedges and guidance in
--plainand--plain --full; visibly mark bounded display values while
retaining shared control-character sanitization. -
Show incomplete Omarchy baseline comparisons with an amber partial badge,
degraded sources and fields not compared, while retaining comparable changes
and marking suppressed service lists explicitly.
Tool Surface Changes
- Tool surface changes: no CLI command or flag changes.
- No lookup schema fields or MCP tool signatures changed. The independently
versioned Omarchy plugin 2.0.0 replaces the bar-widget integration with an
on-demand panel and explicit settings, baseline, clipboard and terminal actions.