Toji 0.1.16

New

• Stop: interrupt what Homebrew is doing, from the bar at the bottom, the update's progress and Activity.
• Hold Back Updates for apps, which Homebrew can't pin, and a Held Back group at the foot of Updates.
• Install from the taps you trust, in Discover and on the tap's page.
• After Installing: what Homebrew says a package needs from you is kept in the details pane.
• Reinstall for any package, Run Until Restart for services, and What Will Update to see what an update brings along.

Better

• An update that partly fails still updates the rest and records what changed.
• Toji asks before quitting in the middle of a change, and keeps the Mac awake while it works.
• A failure while the window is closed shows in the menu bar panel and as a notification.
• Search works on Services, Taps, Issues and History. Issues has Check Again.
• Restoring a setup says what it leaves out, and reports one summary.
• More of Toji, and the widget, is translated. Reduce Motion is respected throughout.

Security

• An update's installer is checked more strictly before it is opened.
• The widget's Update All asks before it starts.
• Only changes can ask for your password, not checks.

Toji 0.1.15

• The board's Checking tile keeps time on its own, like the sidebar's line, and says Checking… while a check runs.

Toji 0.1.14

• The board's Installed tile said its package count with markup showing; it reads plainly now, and the tiles sit three across in two even rows.

Toji 0.1.13

• While nothing is waiting, Updates shows a board of what Toji knows: what is installed and the room it takes, when it last checked and when it checks next, updates over the last month with a small chart, what is held back, your services, and any issues. Each tile opens its page, and one whose news is bad takes the warning colour on its edge.

Toji 0.1.12

• The sidebar's footer is a status row: a green check and Homebrew's total when there is nothing to clean, or the amount with Clean Up beside it; under it, Activity and Settings as icon buttons and the version of Toji.

Toji 0.1.11

• Pages fill the window again: 0.1.10 held them to a narrow column on a large screen.
• The update-kind legends say Recompilations in French rather than Rebuilds.

Toji 0.1.10

• Lists keep a reading width on a wide window, and Apps and Tools gain columns for size on disk and when a version was installed.
• Apps that update themselves show a small glyph instead of the same words on every row.
• Discover shows two-letter monograms for apps not on this Mac, like the tools beside them.
• A refresh button in the toolbar checks for updates from any page, and the Updates header says when Toji last checked.
• History rows show each app's icon, with a legend for the four kinds of update.
• Settings › Updates keeps a short line under each switch; the long explanations are in Help.
• The sidebar's footer puts Activity and Settings side by side, and the storage line no longer gets cut short.

Toji 0.1.9

• Settings › General has a Language picker: Match the Mac, English, Français or 日本語. Toji reopens in the chosen language.
• The strings that stayed English in French and Japanese, such as the Activity steps, progress titles and confirmation questions, are translated now.
• The sidebar has a Settings entry under Activity.

Toji 0.1.8

• Toji speaks French and Japanese, following the language set for the Mac.
• A widget for the desktop and Notification Center shows how many updates are waiting and the first few by name, with an Update All button. Add it from the widget gallery.
• Uninstalling says which libraries nothing else would need afterwards, and can remove them in the same go.
• Report a Problem includes a summary of Toji's latest crash, if there has been one.
• Scheduled checks no longer show an error when the Mac is offline; a check you ask for still does.
• The menu bar's update rows showed a stray word around the version; fixed.
• History survives an entry written by a newer Toji, and Help has one Taps topic and one keyboard topic.

Toji 0.1.7

• The Report a Problem window now fits the screen, with its Copy and Save buttons always in view, and each step in the report reads "brew update" rather than "brew brew update".
• The interface uses American English throughout: catalog, Notification Center, License.
• Help says ⌘1 to ⌘9 switch pages, as they do.