- Remove local xcframework seeding on cache miss — the local build
output isn't tied to the current submodule SHA and can produce
ABI mismatches. Always run zig build when cache misses.
- Add 300s timeout on lock acquisition. If a prior setup was killed
uncleanly (SIGKILL, host crash), the lock dir persists forever
and blocks all future runs. Now auto-removes stale locks.
* chore(claude-opus-4-6): From HN feedback: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47...
* Centralize workspace auto-reorder into addNotification
Move moveTabToTop into TerminalNotificationStore.addNotification so all
notification paths (Ghostty actions, v2 API, control socket) respect the
reorder-on-notification setting, not just the two Ghostty action sites.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
When the server returns a plain-text error (e.g., "ERROR: Access denied
...") before the JSON protocol starts, sendV2() would pass it through
JSONSerialization which throws a confusing NSCocoaErrorDomain 3840 error.
Now sendV2() checks for "ERROR:" prefix and surfaces the real message.
Also includes the raw response in the fallback error for easier debugging.
Fixes https://github.com/manaflow-ai/cmux/issues/188
Fixes https://github.com/manaflow-ai/cmux/issues/180 by enabling NSAllowsArbitraryLoadsInWebContent for WKWebView and adding a regression test that asserts ATS web-content override exists in Resources/Info.plist.
Adds a configurable host allowlist in Settings > Browser that controls
which terminal links open in the cmux embedded browser vs the system
default browser. Supports exact match and wildcard prefix patterns
(e.g. localhost, 127.0.0.1, *.localtest.me). Empty list preserves
existing behavior of opening all web links in cmux.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sidebar ports on own line, wider sidebar, CMUX_PORT env vars
- Move listening ports to dedicated sidebar row (removed from branch/directory line)
- Allow sidebar to resize up to 2/3 of screen width (was capped at 360px)
- Add CMUX_PORT, CMUX_PORT_END, CMUX_PORT_RANGE env vars per workspace
- Each workspace gets a dedicated port range (default: base 9100, range 10)
- Add settings UI for port base and range size
- Add portOrdinal to Workspace, monotonic counter in TabManager
Closes#129
* Make port ordinal counter static to avoid overlap across windows
Each window creates its own TabManager, so a per-instance counter
would reset and reuse port ranges. Making it static ensures unique
ranges across all windows.
* Fix portOrdinal race: pass through Workspace init instead of setting after
The first TerminalPanel is created inside Workspace.init, so setting
portOrdinal after init returns meant the initial terminal always got
ordinal 0. Pass portOrdinal as an init parameter and set it before
the TerminalPanel is created.
* Fix P2/P3: snapshot port settings at surface creation, use window screen for sidebar cap
P2: Port base/range are now snapshotted on TerminalSurface when the
panel is created, so changing settings mid-session won't cause
inconsistent CMUX_PORT values across terminals in the same workspace.
P3: Sidebar max width now uses NSApp.keyWindow?.screen instead of
NSScreen.main, so multi-monitor setups get the correct 2/3 cap for
the display the window is actually on.
* Fix P1: snapshot port base/range once per app session, not per panel
Port base and range size are now static properties on TerminalSurface,
initialized once from UserDefaults at first access. This prevents
overlapping port ranges across workspaces when settings are changed
mid-session (e.g., workspace 1 with range=10 at 9110-9119, then
range changed to 5, workspace 2 would overlap at 9110).
The decide job already skips when main HEAD matches the nightly tag,
so this only builds when there are actual changes. Hourly means users
get nightly updates within an hour of merging to main.
Recolor the debug icon (orange DEV → purple NIGHTLY) instead of
pasting a banner onto the production icon. This preserves the exact
same chevron positioning, glow effects, and banner integration.
Follows the same pattern as AppIcon-Debug (orange DEV banner) but with
a purple banner and "NIGHTLY" text. The nightly CI workflow now passes
ASSETCATALOG_COMPILER_APPICON_NAME=AppIcon-Nightly to xcodebuild so
the nightly app gets its own distinct icon.
Includes scripts/generate_nightly_icon.py for regenerating the icons
from the production AppIcon source files.
The nightly build is now a distinct app called "cmux NIGHTLY" with
bundle ID com.cmuxterm.app.nightly, allowing side-by-side installation
with the stable release. The nightly appcast URL is baked into the
app's Info.plist by CI, so no in-app channel switching is needed.
- Nightly workflow: rename app to "cmux NIGHTLY", set bundle ID to
com.cmuxterm.app.nightly, hardcode nightly Sparkle feed URL, publish
DMG as cmux-nightly-macos.dmg
- Remove "Receive Nightly Builds" toggle from settings
- Remove UpdateChannelSettings enum and simplify feed URL resolution
to just use SUFeedURL from Info.plist
- Remove UpdateChannelSettingsTests (no longer applicable)
Replace @ObservedObject notificationStore in TerminalPanelView and
PanelContentView with a plain `let hasUnreadNotification: Bool`.
The parent WorkspaceContentView already subscribes to the store
via @EnvironmentObject; it now computes the per-panel Bool and
passes it down, so child views only re-render when their own
notification state actually changes.
TerminalPanelView and PanelContentView held notificationStore as a
plain `let` property. Since it's a reference type (class), SwiftUI's
structural diffing saw no change when notifications were added and
skipped re-evaluating the view body. Changed to @ObservedObject var
so the views properly subscribe to the store's @Published changes.
Closes#126
Tests run via SSH and aren't cmux descendants, so cmuxOnly mode
rejects the connection. Also fix socket path from /tmp/cmux.sock
to /tmp/cmux-debug.sock for debug builds.
Handle multi-button mouse events in the browser panel's WKWebView:
- Mouse back button (button 3) triggers goBack(), forward button
(button 4) triggers goForward(), enabling side-button navigation
on mice like Logitech
- Middle-click (button 2) on a link opens it in a new browser tab
by hit-testing the click position via JavaScript and routing through
the existing openLinkInNewTab mechanism
