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Version bumped in all five locations from VERSIONING.md, BUILD_NUMBER=131, Cargo.lock regenerated, and the Unreleased changelog entries moved into a dated 1.5.29 section. Supersedes 1.5.28, which was tagged but whose build was cancelled before it signed or published anything, so that version number produced no artifacts. Its contents ship here alongside the monthly pace warning (#258) and the settings-control accessible names (#259). The v1.5.28 tag stays as a marker.
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Cuts 1.5.30. Version bumped in all five locations from `VERSIONING.md`, `BUILD_NUMBER=132`, `Cargo.lock` regenerated, and the `Unreleased` entries moved into a dated section. ## What's in it **A second click on the tray icon hides the dashboard** (#283, closes #280). Left-click always reopened the stats window. First click shows it, second click hides it. A Windows double-click is ignored so the window does not flash. **Grok banked resets show up** (#282). Codex already had the chip. Grok's redeemable reset tokens now appear on Overview, provider detail, and the taskbar flyout. Redeem stays on grok.com. **Settings says why the taskbar widget is hidden** (#264). The strip could vanish with no explanation. The Taskbar Usage group now reports shown, no free space, waiting for landmarks, or no enabled providers. **The taskbar widget takes a second lane when the usual one does not fit** (#281, closes #261). Left-aligned taskbars (and Windhawk "Start always on left") made the Widgets-to-Start gap go negative, so the strip hid. If that lane has no room, it now uses the stretch between Start and the tray. **Charts no longer mix one account's usage into another** (#277). A removed account could inherit the machine-wide cache. Each account now has its own tab and cache identity. **Provider detail no longer applies a stale refresh** (#278). A slower request from the previous seat could paint over the one you just switched to. **Credential status is scoped to the selected provider** (#279). Opening provider B could show a protected store and revoke action that belonged to provider A. ## Validation `scripts\local-check.ps1 -All -Version 1.5.30` passed except the known local PTY failure: - `cli::tty_runner::tests::test_run_sends_script_through_pty` fails locally because `%APPDATA%\npm` has a `cmd` shim that is not a valid Win32 application. Same environment issue noted on #263. 877 other shared Rust tests passed. Tauri Rust tests (517), frontend tests (525), frontend build, clippy, fmt, store-submission prep, and release-doctor all passed. Three release-doctor warnings are expected pre-tag: no local `v1.5.30` tag, no GitHub release yet, no local assets directory. ## Affected areas - [x] Tray panel - [x] Settings UI - [ ] Config file / settings persistence - [ ] CLI - [x] Provider-specific behavior - [x] Installer / release packaging - [ ] Startup / background behavior - [x] Documentation - [ ] Other: ## UI / tray proof - [x] Visual proof was not practical; manual validation and explanation attached The tray toggle was click-tested on a local debug build of `main` before this version bump. Release notes are the changelog section in this PR. ## Notes for reviewers This PR is the version bump and changelog only. The signed installer is built by tagging `v1.5.30` after merge. Co-authored-by: tsouth89 <tsouth89@users.noreply.github.com>
Cuts 1.5.29. Version bumped in all five locations from
VERSIONING.md,BUILD_NUMBER=131,Cargo.lockregenerated, and theUnreleasedentries moved into a dated section.Supersedes 1.5.28, which was tagged but whose build was cancelled before it signed or uploaded anything, so that version produced no artifacts. The
v1.5.28tag stays as a marker — the repo's "Protect release tags" ruleset blocks deletion and non-fast-forward onv*, which is why the contents ship under a new number rather than by moving the tag.What's in it
Cursor's on-demand spend reads as money on every surface (#260, reported in #191). 1.5.27 taught the Overview card to show dollars and stopped there. The taskbar tile picked the on-demand lane correctly then drew
62%; the hover flyout discarded any lane whose name matchedon-demandbefore building rows, so the tile named a lane the panel beneath it refused to show; the floating bar had the same percentage-only defect; and Activity listed the row faithfully then headlined it56% used. Uncapped on-demand now reports spend-to-date instead of going blank, and the tile picks the widest spelling that fits its 72–104px cell since the strip paints without clipping.A monthly quota can raise a pace warning (#258). Follow-up to #256, which fixed the on-screen verdict but not the toast. Predictive warnings read only primary and secondary; monthly quotas arrive in the tertiary slot, so a month on course to run dry could never warn. Two slots sharing a cadence now collapse to one warning instead of clobbering each other's observation state.
Settings controls have reachable accessible names (#259, closes #215, contributed by @Vermitrude).
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scripts\local-check.ps1 -All -Version 1.5.29passed. Three warnings are expected pre-tag: no localv1.5.29tag, no GitHub release yet, no local assets directory.Two notes for the record:
cli::tty_runner::tests::test_run_sends_script_through_ptyis flaky in CI, not just locally — it failed on Associate Field's label with the control it wraps #259 at the output assertion (tty_runner.rs:717) and passed on a plain re-run with no code change. Locally it fails differently:%APPDATA%\npmcontains shims namedcmd/cmd.cmdthat precedeSystem32on PATH, sowhich("cmd")resolves to a bash shim. Worth its own issue.ec4282a3before merge; Associate Field's label with the control it wraps #259'sisHostElementfinding was real and fixed on the branch.After merge
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v1.5.29to trigger the signed build and draft release. The draft still needs the manual installer and portable smoke test on a clean Windows profile before publishing, perdocs/RELEASING.md.