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@filipac filipac released this 15 Oct 15:35
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  • Kubernetes pods get full support. You can follow container output or files in the Logs window and pick a
    pod when replicas are ambiguous. Find Logs lists files in the selected pod. Production follows ask
    first, and a stopped or ended stream never reconnects on its own.
  • Project commands, REPLs, and tests now run inside a chosen Kubernetes pod. You can also open a shell
    in a pod from the terminal's + menu. Production commands, REPLs, and shells ask first, and tests
    stay disabled on production. Run Again checks the pod again and keeps the earlier output in its
    tab.
  • Fixed: after you change a profile's working directory, Runlet detects the framework again instead of
    keeping the old one until restart. This works for local, Docker, SSH, and Kubernetes targets.

Install or update

  • With 0.4.0 or later: use Runlet ▸ Check for Updates… and choose Install and Relaunch.
  • New install, or 0.3.0 and older: download the DMG, drag Runlet to Applications, and open it. It's ad-hoc signed, so the first time go to System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway.

Runlet runs on macOS 15 (Sequoia) or later, on Apple silicon and Intel.

What changed

  • Kubernetes pod logs (#374): Follow container output or files in the Logs window, and choose a pod when replicas are ambiguous. Find Logs lists files in the selected pod, and production follows ask first. A stream that stops or ends does not reconnect on its own.
  • Kubernetes terminal commands and REPLs (#373): Run project commands, REPLs, and tests inside a chosen pod, or open Shell in Pod from the terminal's + menu. Production commands, REPLs, and shells ask first, and tests stay disabled on production.
  • Framework detection after a directory change (#377): After you change a profile's working directory, Runlet detects the framework again instead of keeping the old one until restart. This works for local, Docker, SSH, and Kubernetes targets.

The full list is in CHANGELOG.md. SHA256SUMS.txt has the checksums.

Crash logs: Runlet-0.8.1-dSYMs.zip has the symbols (how to use them).