v0.52.0
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Spacewave 0.52.0 improves Drive file storage, browser startup and browser updates, Command Line setup, and experimental data workspaces. This release also makes large uploads, media previews, Canvas drawing, Git Spaces, and SSH Host connections more reliable.
Features
- Experimental Key/Value Store Quickstart now creates a seeded data workspace with a dedicated Key/Value Store viewer for browsing, filtering, creating, editing, and deleting keys.
- Experimental SQL Database Quickstart now creates a seeded SQL workspace with database, schema, query, result, table view, and SQL Workbench viewers.
- The desktop app can now guide Command Line install and update actions, show the selected install target, and provide copyable commands for the active session.
- New Drive Spaces now open with a getting-started banner in the file browser, with quick actions for uploading files, creating folders, opening the starter guide, and inviting people when sharing is available.
Fixes
- Fixed Drive files with spaces in their names so inline previews and downloads open correctly instead of returning missing-file errors.
- Fixed Drive video previews so scrubbing and seeking in uploaded videos works reliably in browser sessions.
- Fixed large Drive drag-and-drop uploads so multi-file uploads complete with lower memory pressure and fewer stalls.
- Fixed Command Line status on first run so it no longer hangs silently while a session is mounting; it now returns useful status or a bounded startup diagnostic.
- Fixed Canvas drawing so rapid pen strokes stay visible while writes and synced state catch up.
- Fixed Git Spaces with empty repositories so they show an empty-repository state instead of trying to open missing files or logs.
- Fixed browser update recovery when local cached app files cannot be written, reducing partial updates, unhandled startup errors, and stuck loading states.
Improvements
- Browser startup and first-run Drive setup do less blocking file-storage work, reducing time spent on initial loading screens in common fresh-start paths.
- Shell tabs, split layouts, menu overlays, and bottom bars handle narrow panes, restored tabs, and overflow actions more predictably.
- Device and SSH Host setup forms now use clearer fields for host, port, user, credentials, and setup target.
- Command Line setup now explains the active session, local socket state, install guidance, and next useful commands more clearly.
- Drive and file viewers include better loading and recovery behavior for file lookup, previews, and refreshed file lists.
Security
- Terminal now asks you to review and trust an SSH Host key before connecting, and remembers accepted keys for that Host.
- Diagnostic logs avoid including private object identifiers, reducing accidental exposure in support logs.