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v0.0.22

Tested against DBOS 2.19.0 — see tested_dbos_version in GET /version and dbos-argus --version. Other DBOS versions may still work; the in-app connection indicator surfaces any schema mismatches.

Changed

  • Default preset switched to b5TiUdXFtA (violet primary, neutral charts,
    Inter sans + Roboto Slab heading) via pnpm --filter console theme:sync.
    Favicon set (svg + 16/32 + apple-touch) recolored from the prior teal
    #00786f to violet #6d28d9 to match the new --primary.
  • Workflow detail flow: step pills lost their gray fill in favor of a
    transparent rounded-full border. Hover gets a faint bg-muted/40 tint;
    selected state swaps to a border-primary outline with a bg-primary/5
    inset. Workflow containers lost their drop shadows in all three states
    (selected / current / default) — the borders alone carry the structure
    now that the step layer is quieter.
  • Workflow detail flow, awaited and spawn rows: the directional arrow
    ( for DBOS.getResult, for child spawn) moved out of the step
    body and onto the duration line on the right, so it visually anchors
    at the same edge of the pill as the spawn / return xyflow handles.
    Awaited rows dropped the literal "result" prefix; both rows show the
    cross-workflow target name in the body slot, and child rows resolve
    the spawned workflow's display name via family lookup (paralleling
    the existing awaited-name resolution).
  • Workflow detail side pane: title bar now reads "Workflow details" /
    "Step #N details" (was "... result") since the pane carries metadata
    • events alongside the result. New collapse toggle in the eyebrow
      (PanelRightClose / PanelRightOpen via the same icon-sm ghost
      Button as the layout's sidebar trigger and theme switcher) hides the
      body and animates the pane width down to a 64px peek. The resize
      handle stays in place; grabbing it while collapsed pulls the pane
      out of the peek under the cursor instead of jumping to the saved
      expanded width, and releasing below the usable minimum snaps back
      to collapsed.