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Probe v0.10.7
Added
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Send requests with Cmd+Enter on macOS or Ctrl+Enter on Windows and Linux,
with the shortcut shown in the Send button tooltip. -
Linux x86_64 releases include CLI and desktop RPM packages alongside the
existing tarballs.
Probe v0.10.6
Changed
- The app icon now uses clean vector artwork on a light porcelain grid background,
with vivid golden-orange colors and a brighter dark variant. - macOS packages now include a layered native app icon with Default and Dark
appearances selected by macOS, a graphite background for Mono/Clear styles,
and a light fallback for older macOS versions.
Probe v0.10.5
Changed
- Redesigned the app icon with a golden-orange test probe, contact rings, and a graphite grid background.
- CLI
--description <text>edits the content of an existing structured OpenCollection description without losing itstype. Use--description-jsonto replace the representation explicitly.
Probe v0.10.4
Changed
- macOS CLI and desktop release artifacts are built on macOS 26 runners.
Probe v0.10.3
Changed
- Production CLI and desktop release artifacts are built with Rust 1.99.0. The minimum supported Rust version remains 1.95, with compatibility validated using Rust 1.95.0.
Probe v0.10.2
Fixed
- Long environment lists in Environment Manager scroll while keeping rows and text at their normal size.
- Variable highlights and tooltip hit areas follow manual text scrolling when the caret is offscreen.
- Shift+wheel accumulates rapid events and reverses correctly at text edges, using the field’s line height. Trackpad events without gesture phases tolerate delayed frames before releasing their axis after an idle pause.
- Scrolling over text fields in Environment Manager and request-editor lists retains the trackpad gesture axis across rows. Environment Manager reuses effective variable rows during scrolling.
Probe v0.10.1
Changed
probe request runshows the effective URL sent by the HTTP engine in human output, including path/query parameters and URL normalization. Secret-derived URLs retain safe variable references; secrets used only in headers, bodies, or header authentication do not hide the effective initial URL. JSON output is unchanged.probe request runshowsFinal URL:in human output only when redirects change the effective URL initially sent. Path/query parameters and URL normalization alone do not show it. JSON output continues to include the response URL.probe request runhides response headers in human output by default. Add--show-headersto include them; JSON output continues to include headers.