v0.106.0

System status

• Failed units you know about can be ignored, on one host or a whole
  folder. In System status -> Services, a failed unit offers Ignore
  on this host or any folder above it; a folder covers every host below
  it, dynamic inventory hosts included, so one quirk shared by a cloud
  project's image is a single click. Ignored units stay listed (greyed,
  with where they are ignored) but no longer light the status bar's
  "N failed" warning, so a new failure still stands out.
• WSL and Linux local shells get the Processes and Services tabs.
  The failed-units chip on a local shell now opens the same System
  status tabs as on a connection, read-only: units and their journal,
  the top processes, and Ignore on this machine (per WSL distro). No
  kill, restart or log tail there - that shell is one click away.
• The failed-units warning can be switched off altogether in
  Settings, under the server status option.
• Container mounts no longer crowd the disk list. The per-container
  filesystems Docker, Podman, containerd and Kubernetes mount under
  /var/lib/... (shm, overlay layers, pod volumes) are hidden from the
  status bar disk readout and from Fleet facts' disk columns. The
  runtime's state directory itself still shows when it is its own volume.
• A cut-off directory scan says so clearly. When Find largest
  directories hits its 20 second limit, a highlighted note explains that
  the list is incomplete and why du can be slow (hover for details), and
  Type du into the terminal puts the same scan without the limit on the
  prompt, ready to run with Enter.

Status bar

• Right-click the status bar to choose what it shows: workspaces,
  session count, forwards, broadcast, focused host, and each host stat
  (CPU / load, memory, disk, users, failed units) separately; host stats
  polling can be switched off from there too. Warnings (locked vault,
  issues, updates, sharing, VPN) and the version always show.

Fleet

• Gather facts table sorts by any column. Click a header for
  ascending, again for descending, a third time back to host name;
  sizes, uptime and counts sort as numbers, hosts without a value go
  last. Groups keep their order and sort inside, and Copy / CSV /
  Markdown follow the table order.
• Wide facts tables scroll sideways in view. The horizontal
  scrollbar sits at the bottom of the window rather than under the last
  row, and the host column stays put while scrolling.
• TLS warnings on a folder card can be cleared or re-checked. Clear
  drops the marks of the listed hosts (card and tree badge) until their
  next check - for lab or self-signed certs nobody renews; Check again
  runs the TLS check on just those hosts. The card now shows host names
  for dynamic inventory hosts too, and lists every host on hover.
• Find similar is easier to undo: a Show all button next to the
  "Similar to" chip, and the chosen host's link turns into Show all.

Local shells

• The default local shell and its start directory stay on this
  machine. Settings -> Local shell no longer travels with profile
  sync, so a WSL path or PowerShell choice made on Windows does not land
  on a Mac or Linux machine that pulls the profile. A value already set
  is kept on the machine it was set on. A saved local connection's own
  shell and directory are part of that connection and still sync.

Connections

• Host key and login prompts show above tool windows. A host key to
  trust or a password / OTP asked for during a Fleet run (Gather facts,
  TLS, Compare, Copy SSH key) or from System status used to open behind
  that window, so the run seemed to hang.

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