v0.9.2
StormSewer v0.9.2
A correctness release for macOS and Linux, plus new ways to install.
GPL-3.0-or-later; free for the world.
Fixed
- Preferences and unsaved-work recovery now work on macOS and Linux. The
per-user data directory only ever consulted%APPDATA%, so on macOS and
Linux it fell through to a relative path. A bundled app launched from Finder
runs with/as its working directory, which meant preferences and the
autosave recovery file were silently discarded on both platforms. StormSewer
now uses~/Library/Application Support/StormSeweron macOS and
$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/stormsewer(or~/.config/stormsewer) elsewhere; Windows
behaviour is unchanged. - The macOS app reports its real version. The bundle carried a hardcoded
0.7.0, which Finder displayed and Homebrew's upgrade check believed. The
release build now stamps it from the tag.
Windows is unaffected by both fixes — 0.9.1 and 0.9.2 are functionally
identical there.
Install
winget and Homebrew now work alongside the direct downloads:
brew tap mf4633/tap
brew install --cask mf4633/tap/stormsewer # macOS app
brew install mf4633/tap/stormsewer-cli # macOS + Linux CLIThe engine is also on crates.io — cargo add stormsewer — and compiles to
WebAssembly.
| Platform | Download |
|---|---|
| Windows | StormSewer-0.9.2-setup.exe |
| macOS (Intel + Apple Silicon) | StormSewer-macos-universal.zip |
| Linux | StormSewer-x86_64.AppImage or StormSewer-linux-x64.tar.gz |
| Command line | stormsewer-cli-linux-x64.tar.gz / stormsewer-cli-macos.tar.gz |
| Browser build (engine only) | stormsewer-web.zip |
Windows and macOS builds are unsigned — SmartScreen and Gatekeeper will warn on
first run. On macOS, right-click the app and choose Open.
From 0.9.1
If you missed it, 0.9.1 rewrote the PDF report into a submittal document —
title block on every page, ruled pipe / structure / HEC-22 inlet schedules, a
scaled plan, and a profile with real elevation and station axes — and put it
behind a Report Options dialog where you choose the sections, fill the title
block, preview, and pick where it saves.
Support
Bugs and feature requests belong in
Issues — free, and the fastest
way to get something fixed. For commercial support, custom modules, or
firm-wide rollouts: support@hydrocomplete.com. If StormSewer saves you an
afternoon, buy me a coffee.
Built by Michael Flynn, PE — see also HydroComplete
for browser-based hydrology and hydraulics.