v0.11.0 — Show-mode GO by cue type & single-lane re-show

Highlights — Show mode & the breakdown view

Two workflow improvements for running and organising a show.

🎯 Show-mode GO, filtered by cue type

OnlyCue supports user-defined cue types. In Show mode you can now pick a
single type from a dropdown in the cue-list pane, and GO / prev-cue /
next-cue — button, Return, or the OSC addresses /onlycue/cue/go,
/cue/next, /cue/prev — walk only that type's cues. The current-cue
highlight and the notes overlay follow the same filter, and cues of other types
are dimmed in the list so the walked type stands out. Pick All to walk
everything, exactly as before.

Use it to step through just your lighting cues while sound cues sit in the same
list, or vice-versa — without deleting or re-typing anything.

👁 Re-show a single hidden lane in the Timeline Breakdown

The Timeline Breakdown's "N hidden lanes" footer is now a menu: re-show one
specific lane at a time (or Show All), instead of the old all-or-nothing
reveal. Hide the lanes you don't care about, then bring back exactly the one you
need.

Both are transient view state — no change to your .cuelist files.

Install

1. Download OnlyCue-0.11.0.dmg.
2. Open the DMG and drag OnlyCue into your Applications folder.
3. First launch: macOS blocks the app ("Apple could not verify 'OnlyCue' is free of malware…"). Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, and click Open Anyway next to the OnlyCue notice; confirm and authenticate. (Or run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/OnlyCue.app in Terminal.) Future launches are silent.

Why the extra step? OnlyCue is currently distributed without a paid Apple Developer ID signature. The app and DMG are unsigned but otherwise unmodified. You can also build from source (see the README).

Requires macOS 14.0 or later.