v1.7.0

Everything since 1.4.0, in one download.

Running more than one stack

• Projects can say exactly what Run means with an openport.json file. Handy when the dev command hides behind a launcher script.
• A project with several stacks gets one row per stack, each with its own Play, Stop, status and logs.

Status you can trust

• Run shows "starting" with a timer instead of calling a slow boot a crash.
• The dashboard refreshes itself and notices servers you start or stop in a terminal.
• Vite now uses the port OpenPort gives it.
• A start that takes over 45 seconds says so and points you at the logs.

Less babysitting

• Restart button, plus one automatic retry if a server dies right after Play.
• If a port is taken, Play moves to the next free one.
• After a crash or quit, the next launch offers to start your servers again.
• Archive projects you never open. They give their port back.
• Terminal tabs name themselves after what's running in them.

Fixes

• Stop no longer kills your browser.
• Quitting takes down everything OpenPort started, including terminal tabs.
• The LAN launcher refuses cross-site requests.
• Plenty of smaller process and port bugs.

First launch: right-click the app and choose Open. It isn't signed with a paid Apple certificate.