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Changelog

All notable changes to Keyed, listed newest-first. Release artefacts live on the GitHub releases page.

v0.2.3 — 2026-04-13​

  • Accessibility recovery. Keystroke monitoring now recovers automatically when Accessibility trust lags behind app launch — no more restarting Keyed if macOS grants the permission a beat late.
  • Swift 6 concurrency polish. Additional @MainActor and Sendable fixes across the test suite so make test runs clean under Swift 6 strict concurrency.
  • Build hygiene. Coverage .profraw artefacts are now git-ignored.

v0.2.2 — 2026-04-12​

  • Swift 6.1 compatibility on CI. Explicit self added in closures flagged by the 6.1 toolchain.
  • Test target fix. Tests now use the host app scheme so CI reliably discovers them.

v0.2.1 — 2026-04-11​

  • Concurrency warnings silenced in @MainActor tests under Swift 6.
  • Recursive observer fix — explicit self in a recursive observeForever call.

v0.2.0 — 2026-04-10​

  • Homebrew release pipeline. A GitHub Actions workflow now publishes each tagged release to the mcclowes/homebrew-keyed tap, so brew install mcclowes/keyed/keyed always grabs the latest build.
  • Reactive Accessibility trust. Permission state is now observed live and reflected in the UI, with recovery paths for the (rare) cases where the tap drops.
  • Starter snippets & default exclusions. First-launch seeds a small snippet library and a sensible default list of excluded apps (password managers, terminals).
  • Signing override. An xcconfig-based signing override keeps the Accessibility grant stable across local and CI builds.
  • Senior-dev review pass. P0–P3 findings from an internal review were actioned across the app.

Earlier​

Pre-0.2.0 work was unversioned development toward the first public release: the expansion engine (CGEventTap + ring buffer + Unicode injection), SwiftData-backed storage, the onboarding wizard, placeholders, case-aware expansion, per-app exclusions, CSV / TextExpander import, pinned snippets, and the protocol-first service architecture.