# Changelog

All notable user-facing changes to this plugin. Format loosely follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/).

## v1.5.0 — Auto-start on login, mute notifications, named Known Hosts

### Added

- **Auto-start on login** (off by default): a "Start waynergy automatically when the bar
  starts" switch in the new PREFERENCES section. Checks that it isn't already running
  first (a session can survive a plugin/shell reload), so it never starts a second
  instance on top of one that's still going.
- **Mute notifications toggle**: turns off the stopped/unreachable/reconnecting
  notifications for anyone who finds them noisy. On by default, matching prior behavior.
- **Named Known Hosts**: give a saved host a label via the new pencil icon (or press **N**
  with it highlighted) so it reads "Home Mac" instead of a raw address. Existing saved
  lists (plain host strings, from before this) upgrade automatically the first time this
  version runs — nothing is lost.
- New "PREFERENCES" section groups the label-visibility switch with the two new toggles,
  replacing what used to be an unlabeled standalone row.

## v1.4.0 — PID-precise process control, auto-recovery, a roomier IP field

### Fixed

- **Stop/status now target the specific PID this plugin started**, not just "whatever's
  named waynergy." Previously `pkill -x waynergy` / `pgrep -x waynergy` matched by process
  name, so a stale or blocked `waynergy` instance elsewhere on the system could eat a
  signal meant for the one this plugin launched. `startWaynergy()` now launches through a
  detached bash wrapper that captures the real PID (`$!`) to `<state dir>/waynergy.pid`;
  every later check verifies `/proc/<pid>/comm` is still `waynergy` before trusting or
  signaling it. Falls back to matching by name only right after a plugin/shell reload
  (before the PID's been read back), and self-heals to a precise PID again as soon as that
  fallback finds exactly one match. Verified end-to-end outside QML before shipping.
- IP field is noticeably roomier — more padding, less cramped, less likely to feel like
  typed text is sliding out of view.

### Added

- **Auto-recovery from a stuck key on disconnect.** If the reachability probe fails and
  stays failed for 5 seconds, the plugin stops and restarts waynergy itself (up to 3
  attempts per outage) — closing a `uinput` device's file descriptor is what makes the
  kernel release any key it was still reporting as held, the same effect touching your
  desktop's own physical mouse/keyboard has. A distinct notification fires when this
  actually runs. Not a guaranteed fix (this plugin can't see waynergy's internals), but the
  most direct lever available from outside the process.

## v1.3.1 — Rotating status phrases, bigger panel

### Changed

- The header status line now rotates through a few phrases while connected
  ("Sharing keystrokes", "Herding cursors", ...), matching the built-in
  Wi-Fi and Bluetooth panels' own idiom, and falls back to a plain word
  (Stopped / Starting… / Not responding / Not installed) whenever there's
  something to pay attention to instead.
- Panel is now the same width as the built-in Wi-Fi/Bluetooth panels
  (`380` vs `320`) and sizes its height naturally instead of capping early.

## v1.3.0 — Configurable port, real reachability check, notifications

### Added

- The host field now accepts `ip:port`, not just a bare IP — leave the port off and it
  stays on the default `24800`. Known Hosts remembers whichever form you saved.
- **Real reachability check**: a TCP probe to host:port runs right after every poll that
  finds the process alive, closing the actual gap that existed before — a live process
  could previously look "running" even after losing its connection to the host.
- **Desktop notifications** (via `omarchy-notification-send`, critical urgency): one when
  waynergy stops on its own after running fine, and one the first time a reachability
  probe fails while it's still running — not repeated on every subsequent failed poll.
- The status pill now also surfaces "running, but not responding" as its own message,
  separate from the existing not-installed / start-failed / stopped-unexpectedly ones.

## v1.2.1 — Drop the header refresh button, fix a layout overflow

### Changed

- Removed the header refresh icon button — press **R** anywhere in the panel instead
  (same idea as the existing **S** toggle shortcut).

### Fixed

- The keyboard-shortcut button row (`Ctrl+Super+Y` / `Record custom…` / `Remove`) could
  overflow past the panel's right edge instead of wrapping. Both button rows in that
  section now wrap to a new line when they don't fit.

## v1.2.0 — Wi-Fi-panel-style restyle, live uptime, Known Hosts

### Added

- A refresh icon button in the panel header, next to the power toggle (mirrors the
  built-in Wi-Fi panel's header actions).
- A live **Uptime** stat in the connection-details grid, which is now a 4-column layout
  (Host/Port on one row, Uptime below) matching the Wi-Fi panel's paired-column density.
- **Known Hosts**: the last 5 saved IPs appear as clickable rows below the IP field — the
  direct analog of the Wi-Fi panel's Known Networks list. Click one to switch the active
  target instantly (an already-running session is left alone; the new target takes effect
  on the next start), or forget it with the small ✕ button. Fully reachable via the
  existing arrow-key navigation.

## v1.1.0 — Keyboard shortcut and full keyboard navigation

### Added

- Optional global keyboard shortcut (`Ctrl+Super+Y` by default, or record your own) to
  open the panel from anywhere, applied to `~/.config/hypr/bindings.lua` with an
  automatic backup and rollback on a bad reload — same mechanism as the todoist plugin.
- The panel is now fully keyboard-navigable: Up/Down (or j/k) moves a highlight between
  every control (power toggle, IP field, Save, label switch, keyboard-shortcut buttons),
  Space/Enter activates whichever one is highlighted, and Escape backs out of the IP
  field before closing the panel instead of closing it immediately.
- The panel now scrolls if its content grows taller than the screen allows.

## v1.0.0 — Initial release

### Added

- Bar pill showing waynergy's running state (`●` running, `○` stopped), with an optional
  "Waynergy" label next to the dot that can be hidden from the panel.
- Right-click the bar pill to start/stop waynergy directly — no panel needed.
- Left-click opens a panel with a power toggle, a Host/Port connection-details grid, an IP
  field (with inline save) to change the target host, and the label-visibility switch.
- Detects whether `waynergy` is installed / on `PATH` and shows a clear status message
  instead of silently doing nothing — same for a start attempt that exits right away (bad
  IP, unreachable host).
- IPC handlers (`refresh`, `open`, `close`, `show`, `hide`, `toggle`, `start`, `stop`) for
  scripting from outside the shell.