v0.8.4

Added

• Tools ▸ Data Transfer. A new menu bar entry (also in the command palette) opens a
  dialog to copy tables from one saved connection straight to another — e.g. a full copy
  of a database from a remote host to localhost, or between two engines (MySQL,
  PostgreSQL, ClickHouse, SQLite, SQL Anywhere). Pick a Source and Target
  connection, then tick individual tables or Select all; options let you
  (re)create the table structure, copy the data, and drop or empty the target first.
  Runs with a live per-table progress readout and a final ✓/✗ summary per table.
  Uses the same saved connections as the database panel — nothing new to configure.

Elyra Conductor v0.8.3

Changed

• Much smoother terminals with multiple agents. Terminal rendering now uses the GPU
  (WebGL), and PTY output is coalesced into one write per animation frame. Running several
  repaint-heavy TUIs at once (e.g. multiple Elyra agents) no longer makes the window
  sluggish. Falls back to the DOM renderer if a GPU context is unavailable.

Fixed

• Closing a terminal tab no longer garbles the remaining terminal. Hidden panes are no
  longer measured at 0×0 and shrunk — they keep their size and re-fit only when visible.

Elyra Conductor v0.8.2

Added

• Remote SQL Anywhere / libsql in the database browser. Alongside MySQL, PostgreSQL,
  ClickHouse and SQLite, you can now connect to a remote SQL Anywhere (sqld) server
  over HTTP — enter a libsql:// / https:// Server URL and an optional auth
  token, or let Conductor pick it up from the project's .env (DB_CONNECTION=libsql,
  or an unambiguous SQLANYWHERE_URL / LIBSQL_URL / libsql:// URL). Browse tables,
  run queries, edit cells, and export — just like the other engines. Tokens are stored in
  the OS keychain; nothing is written into the project.

Elyra Conductor v0.8.1

Added

• Persistent command history + cross-session search. The command timeline is no longer
  session-only — every shell-integrated command (command, exit code, output tail) is saved
  to an app-internal SQLite store. The timeline modal gains a search box: type to find a
  past command across every session (“how did I fix this last time?”), matching both the
  command and its output.
• Insights — where your time went. A new tab in the timeline aggregates the history over
  Today / 7 days / All time: how many commands ran, how many failed, total time spent
  waiting, and the biggest time sinks per command (runs, average, failures).

Changed

• Shell integration is now on by default. It powers the timeline, the persistent
  history, and “Fix it”, so new terminals capture real commands and exit codes out of the
  box. An explicit opt-out from a previous session is still honoured.

Elyra Conductor v0.8.0

Added

• 🌳 Git worktrees — parallel branches, one agent each. A new Worktrees button
  (and command palette entry) opens a panel to create isolated worktrees — separate
  checkouts that share the repo's .git — and open each as a terminal or an Elyra
  agent. Run several agents on different branches at once without collisions.
• 🤖 Agent command center. Each Elyra agent reports a coarse state, surfaced as a
  per-tab dot (working / waiting on you / exited) and a pill in the tab strip showing,
  at a glance, how many agents are working and — the signal that matters — how many are
  waiting for your input. Click to jump straight to one; a notification fires when an
  agent starts waiting while you're looking elsewhere.
• ✅ GitHub PR status per branch. With an authenticated gh, each worktree shows its
  open PR — number, CI check rollup (pass/fail/pending) and review state — linking to
  GitHub. Open PRs without a worktree are listed too, so you can check a PR out as a
  worktree (terminal or agent) in one click; PR branches are tracked from origin
  with their real contents.

Fixed

• Context menus near the right/bottom edge of the screen now stay fully on-screen.
• The git panel now closes on Escape like the other modals.

Elyra Conductor v0.7.8

Changed

• Much snappier terminals. PTY output now streams to the UI over a binary
  channel instead of JSON events. Previously every byte was serialized into a JSON
  array (~3.6× larger) and re-parsed on the UI thread for every frame — which made
  repaint-heavy TUIs like the Elyra agent feel sluggish next to a native terminal.
  Output is now shipped as raw bytes (zero-copy), cutting per-frame decode work on
  the UI thread by ~100×. Typing and rendering no longer compete with JSON parsing.

Elyra Conductor v0.7.7

Added

• ⚡ Fix it — self-healing terminal. When a command fails in a shell-integrated
  terminal, a quiet toast offers a one-click handoff to an Elyra agent with the full
  context — command, exit code, output tail, and git branch — and a fix-oriented prompt.
  Interrupts (Ctrl+C & friends) are ignored, and the offer expires on its own; it never nags.
• 🌅 Morning brief. Open Conductor after a real break (4+ hours) and a welcome-back
  card shows where you left off: last project with git state (branch, dirty, ahead/behind),
  container health, and your last commands with failures flagged. One click to resume
  the project or have Elyra plan your day from the same context.
• 📖 Living runbooks. Runbooks can now verify themselves: the new ✓ Verify button
  runs every runnable step headless (login shell, 60s timeout per step) and flags the ones
  that no longer work — per-step badges, failure output inline, and a freshness banner
  (“Verified 2h ago — all 4 steps green”) that survives restarts. Failing steps get their
  own ⚡ Fix button straight to Elyra. Mark always-on steps (dev servers) with
  ```bash no-verify.

Elyra Conductor v0.7.6

Changed

• Terminal engine upgraded to xterm.js 6 — the WebGL renderer is now built into the
  core and used automatically, making heavy terminal output noticeably smoother.
• Editor upgraded to Monaco 0.55; Svelte, Vite and marked refreshed to their latest
  patch releases.

Fixed

• File explorer: the visibility filter could read the entry list before it was
  initialized.
• Dialogs & menus are more accessible — every modal (command palette, file finder,
  commit dialog, context menu, …) is now properly focusable per ARIA, and
  close-on-outside-click no longer relies on event-propagation tricks.

Internal

• Gradual TypeScript checking: pnpm check (svelte-check over plain JS/Svelte via
  jsconfig.json) now runs as a quality gate at the start of every release build —
  the build aborts on any type or accessibility finding. Codebase is at 0 errors,
  0 warnings.

v0.7.5 — Ask Elyra about a command & container actions

• Ask Elyra about a command — in the command timeline, a 🤖 button hands a context bundle (command, exit code, git branch, and a tail of the command's output) to an Elyra agent. Perfect for "why did this fail?". Conductor formats and forwards plain text; Elyra reasons.
• Container-aware actions — click the 🐳 badge in the sidebar to shell into a container, tail its logs, or restart it (each in a new terminal tab).
• ⇧⌘P jumps to the project search in the sidebar.
• Fixed: arrow-key navigation in the command palette (⌘K) and scrollback search (⇧⌘F) now keeps the selected row in view.

Signed + Apple-notarized. See CHANGELOG.md.

v0.7.4 — Runbook recorder & update release notes

• Runbook recorder — hit ⏺ Record, run your commands in a shell-integrated terminal, then stop to turn the captured sequence into a runbook draft (each command a runnable step; failed ones flagged with their exit code). Do it once, then share it.
• Release notes in the update toast — a "What's new" toggle now shows the new version's changelog when an update is available.

Signed + Apple-notarized. See CHANGELOG.md.