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filetree 0.2.25

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@data-goblin data-goblin released this 13 Oct 07:26
v0.2.25
  • Right column can show a short age (12m, 3h, Oct 1) and a Hints setting hides the git init line (#17)
  • On macOS, Space on a file opens Quick Look (#16)
  • Header buttons sit closer and show what they do on hover (#9)
  • PowerShell tool calls show git activity, and Grep and Glob results shimmer as reads (#12)

filetree 0.2.24

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@data-goblin data-goblin released this 05 Oct 08:04
v0.2.24
  • Keep text files such as .ts in the default text editor on Linux, with gio handling terminal desktop entries.
  • Detach launcher streams, report immediate failures and fall back to xdg-open when gio cannot open a target.
  • Open Windows paths literally through ShellExecute and preserve macOS targets.
  • Add regression checks and a dry-run script that launches no applications.

filetree 0.2.23

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@data-goblin data-goblin released this 05 Oct 07:42
v0.2.23
  • Double-click opens a text file whose extension sniffs as video or audio, like a TypeScript .ts file, in the default text editor instead of the media player (Linux)

filetree 0.2.22

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@data-goblin data-goblin released this 03 Oct 20:43
v0.2.22
  • File and folder sizes: the Σ header button swaps the date column for sizes; folders show their disk usage, worked out in the background for the rows on screen (#2, thanks @rntjr)
  • New Right column setting picks date or size when a session starts
  • A folder whose size job goes stale is sized again, and on Windows folder sizes skip linked folders like du does

filetree 0.2.21

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@data-goblin data-goblin released this 03 Oct 19:22
v0.2.21
  • Search picks up files added outside Claude on the next query

filetree 0.2.20

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@data-goblin data-goblin released this 03 Oct 12:00
v0.2.20
  • Pane background follows the Omarchy theme and updates on theme switches (#1, thanks @marvreichmann)
  • Hover bar is clearly fainter than the selection