v0.4.0

Scheduled commits

• Schedule a commit for later, up to 30 days ahead, as on dev-null.sh: from an organization's inline composer, the modal composer, the popup's Commit this page and the Alt+Shift+D view.
• The clock in the composer's toolbar opens a Submit at panel; Commit becomes Schedule commit. Click the clock again to commit right away.
• The picker is dev-null.sh's: a calendar from today to 30 days ahead, the hour, the minutes by 5, in your own time zone, which the panel names. Times the clocks skip when they change are never offered.
• Images and polls can be scheduled too; replies and quotes can't, as /dev/null doesn't schedule them.
• A date that has passed while you were writing is caught before sending: the composer asks for another one.
• The date is stashed with your draft: close the composer, reopen it, it is still scheduled.
• Once scheduled, the composer says for when, and that only you can see it until then. Your scheduled commits stay on dev-null.sh, which lists, commits now or cancels them: Scheduled commits → in the panel leads there.

Light and dark

• The popup and the Alt+Shift+D view follow your browser's light or dark setting, with dev-null.sh's palette, and follow a change while they are open.
• On GitHub, the extension keeps following GitHub's own theme, dimmed and high contrast included.

Fixes

• Alt+Shift+D on a release's own page (/releases/tag/…) opens its composer.
• Disabled buttons no longer change on hover, and the settings' switches are legible in dark.

Full changelog: v0.3.0...v0.4.0