v1.0.1

Maintenance & Reliability Patch

The v1.0.1 release is a maintenance patch focused on hardening the destruction engine against edge cases and improving the responsiveness of the terminal user interface.

Important

Reliability Patch
This update fixes a rare race condition in filename obfuscation and ensures that the progress bar accurately reflects the work being performed by filtering out excluded files.

Tip

Improved Responsiveness
If you need to stop a long-running shredding operation, Ctrl+C is now more responsive during the verification phase thanks to higher-frequency cancellation polling.

Key Enhancements

• Collision-Resistant Obfuscation: Added retry logic for filename randomization. While 16-character alphanumeric collisions are astronomically rare, the engine now gracefully handles them by regenerating names up to 5 times.
• Precision Progress Tracking: Refined the progress bar calculation logic. Excluded files are now accurately filtered out before the progress bar initialization, providing a 1:1 ratio between the progress count and actual work performed.
• Enhanced Interruption Latency: Improved responsiveness to Ctrl+C by injecting high-frequency cancellation checks into the hardware verification loops.
• Linux TRIM Hardening: Improved error propagation for the --trim feature on Linux, ensuring hardware-level failures are reported back to the audit log.