Release v0.1.2 · wafarifki/LocSRV

0.1.2 - 2026-08-19

Added an option to make LocSRV commands available globally across Windows. Once enabled through Settings, commands such as php -v, node -v, npm, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, and Cloudflared can be run from any folder.
Global commands automatically follow the versions currently selected in LocSRV. When users switch PHP or Node.js versions, the global commands are updated accordingly.
Added an onboarding tour that appears after the initial setup is completed. The tour now features a more modern interface, improved readability, light and dark theme support, and step-by-step explanations of the application's key features.

Fixed WordPress project creation that could previously fail because the project directory was incorrectly detected as already containing files.
React projects using Vite are now fully prepared and ready to open through a .test domain instead of displaying a blank page.
Next.js projects are now configured as ready-to-use sites accessible through a .test domain instead of stopping at a "Not Found" page.
WordPress, Laravel, and Symfony project creation now checks for their official installers before attempting to use them.
Improved project creation error messages, allowing users to clearly understand failures and either retry the installation or cancel incomplete project setups.

SSH sessions now remain connected when navigating to other pages. Tabs and terminal views are restored when returning to the SSH page.
Existing SSH command output is preserved and no longer turns into a blank screen after navigating away and returning.
Fixed paste functionality so text copied from Windows can now be pasted correctly into the terminal and SSH sessions.
Fixed an issue where the SSH terminal could continuously expand vertically when displaying large amounts of output.
SSH connections now use the official SSH functionality built into Windows and are validated more safely before being started.

Fixed an issue that could cause the application to freeze while creating or trusting HTTPS certificates during the setup wizard.
The onboarding tour now appears consistently after the setup wizard is completed, including on fresh installations.
Database status on the Backup page is now more accurate. MySQL, MariaDB, or PostgreSQL is only marked as ready when the required program is actually installed, the database has been initialized, and valid login credentials are available.
Previously stored database credentials no longer cause an uninstalled database engine to incorrectly appear as ready to use.

LocSRV global commands no longer replace or remove command entries belonging to other applications and can be disabled again through Settings.
Terminal history is now limited to keep memory usage under control during long-running SSH sessions.
Improved error messages and installation checks to prevent failed operations from being incorrectly reported as successful.