Version 1.6.13

Common

• Improves syncing of reviews when only their status has changed. For instance, when a review has been dismissed.

iOS

• Correctly keeps repo item visibilities when importing settings.
• A small tweak to the Watch app headers.

macOS

• Improved colours under Mojave Dark Mode.
• Correctly fades out inactive controls in the repo preference pane while refreshing.

Version 1.6.11

Common

• Codebase updated for Xcode 10 / Swift 4.2

macOS

• Mojave dark mode support

iOS

• Support for Apple Watch series 4 complications

Version 1.6.10

Significantly enlarges the API cache to avoid straining GitHub API limits for users monitoring very large repos.

Version 1.6.9

This release drops a crufty layer of manual API caching and uses the system network cache instead. This not only improves stability but also corrects issues that Trailer would experience when running on macOS Mojave and iOS 12.

Version 1.6.8

Important: If you have not tweaked the default options for visibility of items in new repos, the new default is now "hidden". If you wish to change that back to the old default, you can change the appropriate setting from the "Repositories" preference panel. Please see the end of these notes for more info.

Common

• Option to auto-hide archived repos.
• Periodically updates manually added repos along with the rest of the watchlist.
• Takes dismissed reviews into account when displaying review statuses.
• Batch adding of custom repos from an org is now possible: Simply use "*" as the name of the custom repo.
• Changes in quick-start and default repo visibility: GitHub use has grown a lot since Trailer was first created. Users no longer follow or watch just a few repositories and orgs can have hundreds or thousands of repositories. This means that the default quick-start behaviour of Trailer can and does end up being very wasteful in API, data, and battery use over time. For this reason, quick-start no longer activates every repository from the watchlist. Instead, once the account is verified the repo list is fetched and displayed, and a user can chose which repositories they want visible and to what extent. Additionally, settings for visibility of new repos are set to be hidden by default. Users must now explicitly opt into adding new repos, or explicitly set the options that automatically do that.

macOS

• Repository list is now sortable by its columns. It’s also FAR more responsive.

iOS

• Repository list improved to support sorting by various criteria as well as batch-editing options that apply to the filtered groups of repos.

Version 1.6.7

• Corrects an issue where a failed fetch of review assignments could lead to sync hanging indefinitely.

Version 1.6.6

• Corrects backward-compatible behaviour with review APIs on GitHub Enterprise servers, which was introduced on the previous release.

Version 1.6.5

• Works around API change by GitHub related to team assignments that broke sync.
• Includes teams in checks for review assignments.

Version 1.6.3

Common

• Correction for cases where "PR assigned for review" notifications would repeat.

macOS

• Clicking on item number in the context menu will now copy the repo name as well, to help create cross-repository references in comments.
• Option to provide a custom app for opening item links and generic web links.
• Nicer bottom corners to match system appearance (on High Sierra and newer)

iOS

• Tab layout correction issue for iPad portrait mode.
• Apple Watch crash protection in case a PR comment is extremely long.

Version 1.6.2

Common

• Option to display milestones of items.
• "Highlight PRs with new comments" moved from Comments to Display section in preferences.

macOS

• Corrected scrollbar artefacts.
• Corrected certain High Sierra scrolling bugs in dark mode.
• Corrected intensity of repository names in dark mode.

iOS

• Further corrections to notification handling.
• Fixed: Opening notifications will once again lead to the relevant item.
• Will always refresh item detail views when selected, even if existing item is already selected.
• Improved performance and layout fixes in advanced settings.
• Corrections for future iPhone X compatibility.