Repository token revocation reaches the correct endpoint
Revoking a repository token no longer sends the request to an invalid URL caused by the form action field.
Revoking a repository token no longer sends the request to an invalid URL caused by the form action field.
Token creation and revocation now record safe request and outcome details for troubleshooting.
The encrypted password store is now called Password Vault throughout Magpie.
Revoking a Git repository token now updates the list in place and confirms the result with a notification.
After creating a Git repository token, accounts with an existing Password Vault can open it with the token ready to save.
Repository token and creation forms now have consistent spacing, and repository pages stay open in the navigation.
Git Repositories now links directly to the page for creating an HTTPS access token.
Team editors can delete repositories, and repository pages now show empty states and README content.
New repositories now use the application storage directory by default and install their hooks in the same location.
Failed repository creation is now reported in the top-right toast only.
The main Dashboard is now available in the sidebar, and Repositories is named Git Repositories.
Recording edit plans saved during the initial cut-editor release are repaired and can be opened normally.
Existing recordings can open in the editor after the cut-plan storage change.
A recording trimmed at the end now exports at the selected end point, including when image overlays extend beyond it.
The recording editor can now trim the start or end, split a recording into segments, and remove selected segments before saving.
Magpie now has the storage and access foundation for team-owned Git repositories.
Click anywhere on a Vault item row to select it for a bulk action, or click its title to open it.
Vault's item list can now be sorted by title or by website, and a checkbox on each row lets you select several items to archive, restore, or delete together.
A Vault kept the encryption settings it was created with. It now moves onto the current ones the next time you unlock it, without re-encrypting anything or affecting your recovery key.
The import panel was sized to whatever was behind it, so on a new or nearly empty Vault it opened as a small cramped box with a scrollbar inside a scrollbar.