Silcrate 0.1.12

What's New

• Silcrate runs on container 1.2.0. It's the version Silcrate checks for during setup and the one it installs for you — if you're still on 1.1.0, setup will prompt you to update. Kernels are now checked against an expected checksum before they're installed.

• Container and machine names are capped at 63 characters. That's the limit container 1.2.0 enforces, and the name field flags a name that's too long as you type. If you already have a container or machine with a longer name, 1.2.0 will refuse to start, delete or show logs for it — remove it before you update.

Fixes

• No more restarting the app after first-run setup. Setting Silcrate up on a Mac with no container CLI left Builder, Containers, Machines and Networks reporting "Connection invalid", and quitting and reopening was the only way out. Those screens now reconnect on their own, whenever the service is installed, restarted or replaced.

• A rejected name tells you the whole rule. The error under the name field listed which characters were allowed but never the length, so a name that was too long came back with advice you were already following. Containers and machines now say 2 to 63 characters, networks up to 63, volumes up to 255 — and a network name says it must be lowercase and start and end with a letter or digit.