Releases: ppggff/herdr-plugin
Releases · ppggff/herdr-plugin
Release list
Input Method Keeper v0.3.0
Input Method Keeper v0.3 makes pane-local input-source memory quieter, faster, and self-maintaining without adding a daemon or rule engine.
Highlights:
- Guarded current-session pane reconciliation with read-only health reporting and explicit doctor cleanup.
- Lower focus-path overhead through socket-first Herdr calls, input-source query reuse, and unchanged metadata suppression.
- Bounded, concurrency-safe focus and debug logs with dashboard health summaries.
- Quiet defaults for new installs: focus notifications now default off, while existing configs remain unchanged.
- Fail-open handling for malformed pane snapshots, corrupt state, backend failures, and maintenance contention.
Validation:
- 94 unit and smoke-contract tests passed.
- Isolated Herdr 0.7.4 smoke passed for complex fake, fake backend, and real ABC/WeType input-source actions.
- Reference sample: already-current p95 254 ms; selected p95 283 ms.
See input-method-keeper/V0.3.md for invariants, scope, and detailed release evidence.
Input Method Keeper v0.2.0
Input Method Keeper v0.2.0 is the first tagged release of the macOS Herdr plugin.
Highlights
- Keeps macOS input sources stable per Herdr pane with keep, reset, and ignore policies.
- Publishes pane input-method metadata and provides a compact dashboard plus configuration actions.
- Builds and verifies the native Swift helper during installation, with macism as a fallback.
- Rebinds existing helper configurations to the current managed checkout after upgrades.
- Uses ephemeral Swift module caches and removes legacy persistent module caches.
- Adds macOS CI and release-focused smoke coverage.
Install
herdr plugin install ppggff/herdr-plugin/input-method-keeper --yes
Upgrade
Run the same install command again. Herdr replaces the managed checkout while the plugin preserves configuration and state.
Requirements
- macOS
- Herdr 0.7.4 or newer
- Python 3.9 or newer
- Xcode Command Line Tools or macism
Validation
- 68 unit tests
- Python compile and shell syntax checks
- Basic actions and pane metadata contract
- Complex three-pane and focus-storm scenarios
- Real input-source keep, reset, and ignore flows
- Fake backend end-to-end flow
- Managed GitHub install and reinstall validation