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### NEW - terminal-widget log subcommand reads the bounded diagnostic event log from the App Group (--level, --target, --limit, --follow, --json, --clear). - twdiags widgets on Mac and iOS render the device-local event log as text while keeping that target's styling; each device shows its own events only (no cross-device mirroring). - Info/Debug recent events on Mac lists the last fifty diagnostic events and includes them when copying cloud diagnostics. - Diagnostic event log records silent failures from the host app, CLI, and widget extension into one local JSONL store in the App Group. - Button command outcomes capture nonzero exits, stderr, slow runs, and signal kills for widget run-command actions instead of failing quietly. - Missing widget images are recorded when a payload claims an image the renderer cannot load on Mac and iOS. - Image fetch, copy, write, and App Group fallback failures are recorded instead of failing quietly. - Save, iCloud pull/push/retry/subscribe, payload decode, and table clamp failures are recorded in the diagnostic log on Mac and iOS. - Autoupdate shortcut and image refresh failures are recorded in the diagnostic log. - Chart data truncation and open handoff failures from the CLI are recorded in the diagnostic log. - Widget button actions with an unknown kind, invalid URL, or missing app bundle are recorded instead of failing silently on Mac and iOS. - Widget reload requests and timeline builds are paired in the log so stalled refreshes are easier to spot on Mac and iOS. ### IMPROVED - Fish and bash completions key off the first positional subcommand so flag values that look like subcommand names no longer steal completions (including log subcommand flags). - Noisy diagnostic codes can be throttled per target so repeated reload, sync, and timeline events do not flood the log. - terminal-widget log --follow flushes stdout so piped output appears promptly while tailing the log. ### FIXED - Hiding the menu bar icon no longer quits the app, so Control Center or a menu bar manager can park the item and bring it back instead of leaving no process to restore. - Quit TerminalWidget, logout, and shutdown still exit normally after an intentional quit. - Shortcuts and URL-scheme updates on iOS that fail validation or cannot save the payload now record the failure instead of failing quietly. - Failing button commands slower than the timeout now record their exit instead of stopping at a still running warning that implied success. - Commands killed by a signal are recorded as failures rather than being treated as a clean exit. - terminal-widget log --json no longer prints prose on stdout when the log is empty, so piping to jq works instead of failing on the first line. - terminal-widget log --clear is refused alongside --target, --level, --limit, or --follow instead of accepting filters and then deleting every target's events anyway.
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Scripters rejoice! Now you can have output from your scripts, AppleScripts, and Shortcuts display in widgets on iOS (and sync to and from your Mac via iCloud). You can see progress indicators, charts, graphs, icons, tables, and more. All controllable via Shortcuts or with a URL scheme (and a CLI on Mac). This is a universal purchase for the Mac, iOS, and Watch apps.
What's new · 2.1.6
### NEW - terminal-widget log subcommand reads the bounded diagnostic event log from the App Group (--level, --target, --limit, --follow, --json, --clear). - twdiags widgets on Mac and iOS render the device-local event log as text while keeping that target's styling; each device shows its own events only (no cross-device mirroring). - Info/Debug recent events on Mac lists the last fifty diagnostic events and includes them when copying cloud diagnostics. - Diagnostic event log records silent failures from the host app, CLI, and widget extension into one local JSONL store in the App Group. - Button command outcomes capture nonzero exits, stderr, slow runs, and signal kills for widget run-command actions instead of failing quietly. - Missing widget images are recorded when a payload claims an image the renderer cannot load on Mac and iOS. - Image fetch, copy, write, and App Group fallback failures are recorded instead of failing quietly. - Save, iCloud pull/push/retry/subscribe, payload decode, and table clamp failures are recorded in the diagnostic log on Mac and iOS. - Autoupdate shortcut and image refresh failures are recorded in the diagnostic log. - Chart data truncation and open handoff failures from the CLI are recorded in the diagnostic log. - Widget button actions with an unknown kind, invalid URL, or missing app bundle are recorded instead of failing silently on Mac and iOS. - Widget reload requests and timeline builds are paired in the log so stalled refreshes are easier to spot on Mac and iOS. ### IMPROVED - Fish and bash completions key off the first positional subcommand so flag values that look like subcommand names no longer steal completions (including log subcommand flags). - Noisy diagnostic codes can be throttled per target so repeated reload, sync, and timeline events do not flood the log. - terminal-widget log --follow flushes stdout so piped output appears promptly while tailing the log. ### FIXED - Hiding the menu bar icon no longer quits the app, so Control Center or a menu bar manager can park the item and bring it back instead of leaving no process to restore. - Quit TerminalWidget, logout, and shutdown still exit normally after an intentional quit. - Shortcuts and URL-scheme updates on iOS that fail validation or cannot save the payload now record the failure instead of failing quietly. - Failing button commands slower than the timeout now record their exit instead of stopping at a still running warning that implied success. - Commands killed by a signal are recorded as failures rather than being treated as a clean exit. - terminal-widget log --json no longer prints prose on stdout when the log is empty, so piping to jq works instead of failing on the first line. - terminal-widget log --clear is refused alongside --target, --level, --limit, or --follow instead of accepting filters and then deleting every target's events anyway.
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