Release v1.0.7 · httpsterio/gotempo

Changes since v1.0.6.

This release completes the command-line / headless interface and fixes
two logging behaviors found in testing.

New

CLI is now feature-complete. On top of the existing
--no-tray/--print-bpm/--status/--list-devices, this adds:
- --autostart / --no-autostart: enable or disable launch-on-login
  from the command line (the CLI twin of the tray's "Start on boot").
- --device <mac>: set the current device by MAC (case and :/-
  normalized), then run.
- --select-device: interactive picker — known devices first, with an
  on-demand scan. Needs a terminal.
- --auto-log / --no-auto-log: force session logging on or off for
  this run, without editing the config.
- --log-level error|info|debug and --quiet: control how much
  gotempo logs to stderr.
--device and --select-device set the device in config then start a
normal run; the rest behave as before. See the README for the full
table and exit codes.

Headless runs log by default. --no-tray now starts session
logging automatically, so a service actually records without extra
flags. Combine --no-tray --print-bpm to log and stream;
--no-auto-log opts out. A bare --print-bpm still only streams.

Stop logging clears the BPM overlay file. gotempo-bpm.txt now goes
empty the moment you stop logging, instead of freezing on the last
value until the strap disconnected. OBS overlays clear as expected.
--status no longer reports a stale state at startup. A fresh launch
publishes its status before connecting, so gotempo --status run right
after start can't read the previous run's leftover reading.

No action needed to upgrade. Replace the binary (or re-run install.sh);
your config and data carry over.