Releases: rgwood/systemctl-tui
Releases · rgwood/systemctl-tui
0.3.8
What's changed in this release
What I've been working on
It's not ready to go yet, but I've been hacking on support for enabling/disabling services and displaying services' enablement state. It's been more difficult than I expected:
- The main dbus function I've been using (
ListUnits()) only returns loaded units; not helpful when someone wants to enable/start a service for the first time ListUnitFiles()returns info about disabled services, but it's much slower and is missing a lot of info- I experimented with subscribing to service/unit property changes but couldn't get it to work reliably, need to spend more time investigating that
- systemd's documentation is not the best
Whew. That is all to say that I am still working on significant improvements in my spare time, but it might be a little while before that particular one is done.
Contributors
mkhl
Assets 4
0.3.7
v0.3.6
What's Changed
- Make borders in the UI have rounded corners. Lazygit started doing that and I think it looks nice, might as well!
- Add a
--limit-unitsflag to limit the view to certain units, by @mkuehlke in #21
Full Changelog: v0.3.5...v0.3.6
Contributors
mkuehlke
Assets 4
v0.3.5
Contributors
orhun and rgwood
Assets 4
v0.3.4
Fix a bug where we were printing the scope after exiting, and upgrade dependencies.
Full Changelog: v0.3.3...v0.3.4
v0.3.3
- Fixed a bug where the scope specified by the user was not respected on refresh
- Fixed a failure to launch on WSL. WSL doesn't really support user services, so now we default to
scope=globalon WSL - Added better stack traces for users who don't have the
RUST_BACKTRACEenvironment variable set
Full Changelog: v0.3.2...v0.3.3
v0.3.2
v0.3.1
v0.3.1-alpha.2
This "release" is just testing the GitHub CI action that builds binaries and attaches them to each release. LGTM