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Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is inspired by Keep a Changelog, and the project follows a pragmatic release model rather than strict semantic versioning.

[Unreleased]

[0.1.6]

Removed

  • Removed the AI CLI Limits feature and associated quota parsing/notification logic from the mainline build and menu model.
  • Removed AI quota-related source code (Sources/DevStackCore/Features/AIQuota/) and the makeAILimitsMenu assembly path so the menu now exposes only status, profile, runtime, and variable workflows.

Changed

  • Updated all user-facing documentation and screenshots to reflect the menu without the AI quota feature.

[0.1.4]

Added

  • Architectural boundary pass 1 completed: split Common, RuntimeController, ComposeSupport, AppDelegate, smoke checks, and AI quota feature into focused internal boundaries.
  • ADR process expanded to mandatory lightweight governance with numbered decisions under docs/adr/.
  • ProfileEditor UI surface remains in a single controller and is now split across dedicated support extensions.

Changed

  • AppActions extracted compose preview confirmation flow from editor/report action codepaths.
  • SmokeChecks lives in executable target area (Sources/DevStackSmokeTests) while shipping core library keeps runtime surface minimal.

Fixed

  • No behavior changes for runtime commands; refactor keeps existing make build, make test, make app, make check contracts.

[0.1.3]

Fixed

  • generated compose files now render as YAML instead of JSON, which fixes docker compose parse failures on generated profile files
  • dx up and dx down now invoke the real compose runtime actions instead of only toggling profile activation state
  • downloaded release package instructions now use a working macOS quarantine-removal command and a robust package selection command
  • GitHub Pages deployment is now configured from the repository workflow and no longer depends on manual one-time Pages setup

Verified

  • compose generation was re-checked against /Users/avm/projects/Work/ecos/state-corp-backend/docker-compose.service.yml
  • regenerated ~/Library/Application Support/DevStackMenu/generated/state-corp-backend/docker-compose.generated.yml now passes docker compose -f ... config

Added

  • Release packaging now ships as .pkg (apps + dx) and is validated in CI by payload/signature checks.
  • Optional macOS installer signing/notarization hooks were added to release workflow for production-like distribution.
  • Swift Package Manager repository structure with Sources/, Resources/, Scripts/ and maintainer docs
  • repository documentation and OSS metadata
  • CI workflow for build, test and app bundle smoke build
  • smoke-test executable for compose parsing and profile normalization
  • architecture, support and release documentation
  • dependency update automation and release artifact workflow
  • release packaging as a single installer .pkg containing menu apps and dx CLI
  • managed runtime target definitions stored in Application Support
  • a runtime setup wizard for local Docker contexts and SSH-backed Docker runtimes
  • remote Docker preparation that can verify SSH, create Docker contexts and bootstrap Docker on apt-based hosts
  • a single-instance process lock that re-focuses the running menu bar app instead of allowing duplicate launches
  • tracked source compose files for imported profiles
  • multi-file compose profiles with ordered overlay files
  • a global variable manager for shared non-secret env values, including profile assignments and .env import
  • a Keychain-backed secret manager for compose ${VAR} references
  • compose preview, volume report, metrics report, logs export and remote-file reports opened through the standard macOS viewer
  • IDE-aware activation prompts based on open PyCharm and VS Code projects
  • AI CLI quota views with progress bars, token highlights and local threshold notifications
  • profile deletion with cleanup options for compose volumes and synced data
  • file watching for project folders, compose sources and supported IDE state files

Changed

  • app bundle build now writes to dist/ instead of installing into ~/Applications by default
  • local installation is now handled by Scripts/install-local.sh
  • make check now provides a single local verification entry point
  • compose import now supports more real-world port declarations, including host-bound and common long-syntax mappings
  • compose planning and runtime generation now use canonical docker compose config --format json, with the fallback parser kept only for degraded import scenarios
  • the app now manages profile runtime itself instead of delegating orchestration to an external helper CLI
  • profile storage moved to the app's own Application Support directory
  • profiles now target saved runtime entries instead of duplicating remote Docker connection details inline
  • SSH tunnel launch agents now understand managed runtime ports and use stricter non-interactive SSH options
  • saved runtimes and raw Docker contexts are now grouped under a single Runtimes menu instead of split top-level sections
  • remote compose startup now syncs project-relative bind mounts from the project folder and rejects host bind sources outside the project tree
  • imported profiles are now automatically removed when their tracked source compose file is deleted
  • variable resolution for compose now follows Variable Manager -> project env files -> Keychain secrets
  • profile activation can keep multiple profiles active across different projects while switching safely within the same project identity
  • the app now inspects local CLI/auth logs to show last-known AI tool authorization and quota state where that data is actually available
  • the AI CLI menu now renders progress bars, token highlights and local notifications for tracked rate-limit thresholds and projected exhaustion
  • the compose-import helper app now uses a distinct bundle identifier from the main menu bar app