Core Shell 3 Release Notes
This update brings native support for Apple Silicon (M1) Macs, along with a bunch of new features and improvements such as bezel notification, printing, Powerline fonts, redo and undo, reliable profile sync.
Added
- Native support Macs with Apple silicon (M1)
- Bezel notification for file transfer state changes (@jonathangroves #3192)
- Terminal content printing
- Redo and undo (bash and zsh only)
- Embedding Powerline fonts (@johntdavis #3287)
- Enable logging for file transfer tasks
- Press and hold Fn key and drag to select text in alternate screen
- While alternate screen is displayed, press the Fn key to scrool the view
- Add Option-Command-O shortcut for reconnect (@Septs #3045)
- Support "coreshell:" URL scheme, provide support to open a terminal window with an existing profile (@zanthony #3328, @adie #3437)
- New favicons for Nagios, Nessus, Subversion, Dell, Cisco, Websphere, Postgres and VMware (@Juan_Pablo_Atienza_M #3158)
Changed
- The default font changed to the embedded Source Code Pro for Powerline
- Improve support for macOS 11 (@mittalyashu #3407)
- More reliable and stable profile sync (@daveverwer #3111)
- Avoid duplicate profiles (@daveverwer #3111)
- Stop retry on host key verification failed (@zhenLEE #2445)
- Truly soft line wrapping for terminal output
Fixed
- Connection log and stderr output were truncated (@zhenLEE #2445)
- Show expiry alert mistakenly (@blackseafisher #3338)
- Change font size has no effect
- Drag and drop a file to local terminal window should paste the file path (@chrisaa #3384)
Special thanks to Adie Briggs (@adie), @blackseafisher, Chris A (@chrisaa), Dave Verwer (@daveverwer), John T Davis (@johntdavis), Jonathan Groves (@jonathangroves), Juan Pablo Atienza Martínez (@Juan_Pablo_Atienza_M), @Septs, Yashu Mittal (@mittalyashu), Zach Anthony (@zanthony) and @zhenLEE for helping this release.