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v1.4.0

Granular analytics privacy controls, remaining product events, auto-download
updates, and release builds that actually ingest to PostHog.

Highlights

  • Settings → Privacy detail levels. Full, Balanced, and Minimal presets,
    plus per-category toggles (lifecycle, onboarding, processes, Git & Docker,
    kanban, AI, updates, UI panels). Everything stays on by default; turning
    the master switch off still clears the offline queue.
  • PostHog-shaped frontend bridge. capture / optIn / prefs helpers in
    the webview still talk only to Go — no posthog-js, no second identity.
  • Release builds emit analytics. CI stamps POSTHOG_API_KEY from the
    GitHub Actions variable into the binary (US cloud by default).
  • Auto-download updates. When a newer release is found, the banner
    downloads in the background; you only confirm Restart.

Added

  • Category map and gating in internal/analytics (category.go); prefs in
    settings.json (detailLevel + categories).
  • Events: logs_opened, ports_viewed, env_file_edited, roadmap_opened.
  • scripts/setup-posthog-dashboards.sh to create the six product dashboards
    (run locally with a personal PostHog API key).
  • Install mutex so banner and Settings cannot race InstallUpdate.

Changed

  • Privacy UI expanded beyond a single switch; privacy policy and wiki updated.
  • Update banner starts download automatically; dismiss still snoozes Restart.

Downloads

Platform Asset
macOS (universal) jumpstart_v1.4.0_macos-universal.zip
Windows (x64) jumpstart_v1.4.0_windows-amd64.zip
Linux (x64) jumpstart_v1.4.0_linux-amd64.tar.gz

Upgrade notes

  • Existing 1.3.x users will see the in-app update banner; download starts
    automatically, then restart when ready.
  • Analytics remains on by default. Use Settings → Privacy to lower detail
    level or disable categories without turning collection off entirely.
  • macOS builds remain ad-hoc signed but not notarized; first launch still needs
    a one-time System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway approval.

Full Changelog: v1.3.0...v1.4.0

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