- Remove the drag-and-drop FilterBuilder in favor of the existing
'+ Add filter' row editor in the Column Filters popover
- Debounce filter value edits (400ms) so a query only fires after the
user stops typing, fixing a race where the in-flight fetch guard
silently dropped the final filter value
- Make every toolbar toggle (filter, sort, auto-refresh, show/hide
columns, export, bulk actions) a clean plain toggle by wrapping the
button + dropdown in a shared ref so the outside-click handler no
longer fights the button click
Replace the static hero screenshot with a self-contained React mockup of the
full Gridline DB viewer (sidebar, table tree, tab bar, fake SQL editor,
data grid, queries/objects/schema-visualizer views, disabled Tools state).
- Add @astrojs/react and mount the island via client:visible
- 16:9 aspect-ratio mockup, hidden on mobile (static image fallback)
- JSON cell popover: solid surface, anchored within the mockup window,
Escape/outside-click close
- Dependency-free HTML5 drag-to-reorder tabs
- Theme-aware app tokens (canvas, surface-raised, popover bg)
- Site-wide max-w-7xl (was max-w-[1200px]) so sections center on big screens
- Regenerate standalone www/bun.lock for deterministic Dokploy builds
Hide entry-animated elements at first paint (html.anime-ready guard in
global.css) so the landing page no longer flashes visible content before
anime.js loads. Adds a <noscript> fallback and a JS load-error fallback to
guarantee content is never permanently hidden, and reveals the hero
immediately for prefers-reduced-motion users. Includes #macos-hint in the
hero entrance timeline so the macOS command box animates in correctly.
www/package.json declares vitest ^4.1.10 but the standalone www/bun.lock
(Railpack/Dokploy builds from /www with --frozen-lockfile) was stale and
missing it, failing every deployment with 'lockfile had changes, but
lockfile is frozen'. Regenerated www/bun.lock from www/package.json.
Add 'Copy connection URL' (with password, fetched from the OS keychain on
demand) and 'Copy connection URL (no password)' to the connection card kebab
menu. Builds postgresql://, mysql://, sqlite://, redis:// strings with
percent-encoded credentials and the PG sslmode appended. Bump to v0.7.10.
- Add 2-feature_request.md and 3-improvement.md templates (chooser now
lists Bug report, Feature request, Improvement in order)
- Improve bug report template: cross-template pointer, Linux log hint,
Related issues/PRs section, demo-DB reproduction hint
- Auto-assign every newly opened issue to the repo owner:
assignees in template front matter + a workflows/auto-assign.yml
(covers issues opened without a template)
- Add ISSUE_TEMPLATE/config.yml with Roadmap/README contact links
- Update README Contributing section
The bundle contains read-only files (e.g. the bundled OpenSSL dylibs), so a
sudo-less 'xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine' fails with Permission denied for
some users. Standardize on 'sudo xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine' in the
README, ROADMAP, the release.yml SIGNING STATUS comment, and the release
notes; AGENTS.md now requires release notes to carry the macOS first-launch
instructions until a Developer ID cert is secured.
Users at the top table previously saw no mention of the unsigned-app
warnings; the details lived ~200 lines down under Getting Started. Add a
callout right under the Download table linking to the macOS first-launch
instructions (right-click Open / xattr workaround).
* fix: macOS Finder launch (store path, ad-hoc signing, vendored openssl)
- Store::open was resolving 'gridline.db' relative to the working directory;
Finder/LaunchServices launches run with cwd=/ so the .expect() panicked
(exit 101, silent 'app does nothing') before Tauri ever started. Open the
store under app.path().app_data_dir() in setup instead (same dir as the
demo DB), creating the dir when needed.
- Add bundle.macOS.signingIdentity "-" + hardenedRuntime false so the
bundler ad-hoc signs the whole bundle. Previously only the inner binary
got Xcode 16's linker-signed signature, which macOS treats as unsigned:
quarantined downloads showed 'damaged and can't be opened', and after
quarantine removal LaunchServices silently refused to spawn it.
- ssh2 now builds OpenSSL vendored (feature vendored-openssl): the release
binary previously carried an absolute LC_LOAD_DYLIB to the build machine's
/opt/homebrew/opt/openssl@3/lib, which dyld aborted on (and hardened
runtime library-validation rejected even when present).
- README: document the macOS first-launch paths (right-click Open / xattr
for the damaged-error case, re-run after every upgrade).
- release.yml: update SIGNING STATUS comment to reflect ad-hoc signing.
* chore: bump 0.7.8 -> 0.7.9 (release prep)
- Version sync across package.json, src-tauri/Cargo.toml, src-tauri/tauri.conf.json
- version.test.ts / bundle-config.test.ts / docs-coverage.test.ts expect 0.7.9
- README: both download tables -> v0.7.9 asset names; new v0.7.9 changelog entry;
tag instructions -> v0.7.9; MAINTENANCE comment updated
- AGENTS.md maintenance note example -> v0.7.9
- ROADMAP: Shipped (0.7.9) section; Next up retitled (0.8.0) TBD
The releaseAssetNamePattern input was never honored by tauri-action —
the draft release got default versioned asset names (Gridline_0.7.5_*.dmg,
Gridline-0.7.5-1.x86_64.rpm, ...), so the version-free releases/latest
links in the README would 404. Per user decision, drop the dynamic
scheme: both README download tables now link statically to the v0.7.5
assets, with a MAINTENANCE comment and an AGENTS.md checklist entry
reminding to bump both tables on each release. Remove the dead
releaseAssetNamePattern config from release.yml.
Three independent pg-tools step failures on the 5th release run:
- Linux: 'ar: libpgcommon_srv.a: file format not recognized' — parallel
`make -C` tool builds race each other's recursion into src/common
(rm -f / ar crs on the same archive). Pre-build generated-headers +
libpq (which pulls in common/port) serially so the -j tool builds find
the archives up to date.
- macOS x86_64: strchrnul marked 'introduced in macOS 15.4' by Xcode 16.4
fails -Werror=unguarded-availability-new and would crash at runtime on
macOS < 15.4. Force ac_cv_func_strchrnul=no and rename PG16's inline
fallback (pg_strchrnul) so it compiles on any SDK without touching the
system symbol.
- Windows: EDB pg_dump.exe needs libcrypto/libssl/libiconv/libintl/
libwinpthread/liblz4/libzstd/ICU DLLs; copy every bin/*.dll, not just
libpq.dll.
All three verified locally (macOS: full build + tools run from resource
dir; YAML + bash -n for all platform variants).
The per-platform binary-suffix check used
f="$OUT/${b}$( [ platform = windows-latest ] && echo .exe )".
The [ ] test exits 1 when false (linux/macos), and under 'set -euo
pipefail' the failing command substitution aborts the whole step before
any check output — exit 1 right after checksums with no error message.
Replace with an if/else BIN_EXT variable set before the loops.
Verified locally: full script block (checksums -> file check -> sanity)
passes with real pg_dump/pg_restore/psql + libpq, exit 0.
- patchelf was passed '\$ORIGIN' (backslash-dollar inside single quotes),
so the ELF rpath was a literal \$ORIGIN path — the loader never expanded
it and the tools couldn't find libpq at runtime. Use '$ORIGIN'.
- macOS awk program had \$1, which awk rejects as a syntax error; use $1
(verified locally: otool -> install_name_tool -> all 3 tools run).
cp ran from /tmp/postgresql-16.4 after 'cd', so the relative
src-tauri/resources/pg_tools target didn't exist. Use
${GITHUB_WORKSPACE}/src-tauri/resources/pg_tools so copies land in the repo.
adrianbonpin