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Upgrading on macOS
This release changes Termi's macOS app ID from work.jawad.termi to com.webanion.termi (#82), so macOS treats Termi as a new app the first time you open it:
- If macOS asks again whether Termi may use folders such as Desktop, Documents or Downloads, allow it as before.
- If you had Open at Login on, turn it on again in Settings (⌘,).
Your settings and saved commands stay, because Termi keeps them under its name, not its app ID.
Features
- settings: add the Wrap long lines switch to the settings panel (da262a1, #85)
- terminal: toggle word wrap in the focused terminal with a shortcut (917b553, #85)
- ipc: let the page set the check mark on the Word Wrap menu item (530dc6a, #85)
- settings: add whether a new terminal wraps long lines (71a2f98, #85)
- settings: add the smooth scrolling switch to the settings panel (b769544, #84)
- terminal: scroll smoothly with a mouse wheel, with a setting to turn it off (02c7219, #84)
- settings: add a settings panel, opened with Cmd+, or Ctrl+, (0b456ed, #78)
- ipc: let the page read and set Open at Login on macOS (805cc49, #78)
- settings: add the cursor settings and range check each setting (bac2559, #78)
- mcp: set the view of a saved command (45723db, #77)
- tabs: show a tab's terminals one at a time as tabs (b0b8412, #77)
- settings: save a view on each saved command (9d7492a, #77)
Fixes
- pty: write mouse reports in the X10 encoding to the shell as bytes (e9a8ed6, #83)
- release: start the release jobs only for a branch in this repository (3da2cfa, #80)
Refactoring
Documentation
- terminal: describe word wrap in the README and the guide (eef0201, #85)
- settings: describe smooth scrolling in the README and the guide (65dd8ff, #84)
- settings: describe the settings panel in the README and the guide (a6391dd, #78)
- tabs: describe tab view in the README and the guide (23676b3, #77)