Plonk 0.3.5

Changed

• Keep awake and Stay active are one feature, called Pulse. They were never two: a power assertion stops the Mac sleeping without touching the idle counter Slack and Teams read, so keep-awake alone still left you Away, and resetting that counter postpones sleep, so stay-active always implied keep-awake. Two switches for one thing, one of which quietly did the other's job. Now there is one session with a level — hold the Mac up, and optionally hold your chat status at available with it — and every way of starting one works at either level. The schedule and the watched apps used to arm only stay-active; a process binding used to end only keep-awake. All of them now start and end the one session, so set_awake with a pid can keep you available for exactly as long as a build runs.
  • Your setup carries over. A schedule or a watched-app list from Stay active comes across as it was, and turns the level on, unless the feature had been switched off in Tools. The two settings that existed twice — allow on battery, turn off after — keep their keep-awake values; check them if you had them set differently on each page.
  • set_active is gone. set_awake takes available instead, and reports available beside awake. /state reports one awake_details with the schedule and the apps in it; active and active_details are gone, and active is no longer a switchable feature in disabled_features.
• Everything that starts a session by itself is in one card. The schedule, the watched apps and the charger were spread over two cards and a third page's Power section, and the app list armed itself by having anything in it, which read as though the schedule and the apps were two halves of one rule. They are three independent reasons: each has a switch, and the card says the rule out loud — any one of them is enough, and the session ends when the last one lets go. An app list can now be kept while switched off, the way the schedule keeps its hours.
• The screen numbers only appear when you ask for them. Opening the Zones page or moving the screen selector used to flash every display's number over whatever was on it. Preview does that now, and it draws each screen's own layout on it at the same time, so one press answers both which monitor is which and what is on it.

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