- Improve data races when detecting network loss/recovery. - Internal memory management fixes. - Fix issue with StoreKit state management. - Fix issue with menubar opening on MacOS 26.

Just updating internal dependencies!

Very occasionally when the app starts, it can't get a stable connection to the App Store. This release attempts to fix that.

Fixes an issue on iOS with repository settings.

Adds branch filters! This optional repo configuration can limit which branches you see; they can be exact matches such as `main`, or a glob pattern such as `mine/**` or `name-*`.

Adds the committer name to the workflow list, alongside the commit message.

Organizes workflows runs by the GitHub Actions workflow id, rather than by its name (which might change from run to run). Tools such as dependabot run with dynamic values interpolated into the name of the workflow run. Turns out some teams do this as well–it can be helpful when triggering workflows based on the outcome of other workflows. This deployment takes that into account by organizing runs based on the id of their workflow, rather than on its name. When we get updates, the header line for each workflow will show the name of the most recent workflow run (by its incremental id).

Waits some milliseconds before popping open the workflow list for a repo, to avoid a crash on Sequoia 15.1 with elements appearing and disappearing too quickly. Also it does seem a little more reasonable than flashing up all the workflows that your zooming past to get to the one you really want!

Fixes a possible crash when updating the UI.

- Fixes a possible crash in workflow run cleanup. - Disables checks when there is no route to the internet. - Fixes a bug where clearing errors might not reset the menu bar icon.

Handles and shows errors in the UI. Also shows a status when the repo can successfully be checked, but where there has been no activity for more than 90 days.

No new features in this version, just some changes to how we build the app. We've heard reports that people have had issues on older versions of macOS Sonoma, so we're tweaking some things to try to improve portability.

Adds an application configuration for how many workflow runs you want to retain for each repo. This retention count is across all of the repo's workflows, rather than being per-workflow. Bug fixes: When running on a computer that sleeps for any significant time, where a repo has significant activity, some older workflow runs could get into a state where the application would no longer detect changes. This version adds a few fixes to try to account for those and keep them updated.

Adds the ability to configure the application so that there's some color in the menu bar icon. For now this is only green (when everything is successful and nothing is running), red (there's a failed build), or orange (a build is asking for some manual action).

While test reflector only retains the most recent 15 workflow runs per workflow, some projects have a *lot* of workflows! - Fixed an issue with scrolling in the popover of workflow runs. - Fixed an issue where long git commit messages would cause line wraps in workflow run titles.

v1.1 — watch a repo without having failures bubble up to the main icon. Sometimes you care about open-source projects that you may not contribute to!