Crush v0.90.0 Changelog

This is a small but helpful update. It mainly matters if you were annoyed by a recently introduced color glitch in the user interface, or if you rely on Amazon Web Services (AWS) to manage your cloud logins. It also includes a few behind-the-scenes updates to make the app run smoother for everyday users and developers.

Fixes

• Permissions pop-up color: In the previous update, the team added color coding for Bash code (a programming language). This accidentally broke the background color of the pop-up box that asks for your permission to run things. It now looks normal again.
• Windows test breaks: Windows uses a different invisible character (CRLF) to mark the end of a line of text compared to other systems (LF). This was causing tests to fail for developers working on Windows. The team standardized the line endings to fix this.

Improvements

• AWS SSO and caching: AWS SSO (Single Sign-On) is a tool that lets you log into Amazon's cloud services once instead of typing your password constantly. The app now handles this better and does a superior job of caching—meaning it saves temporary data locally so it doesn't have to re-download it every time, making things faster.
• Terminal emulator compatibility: A behind-the-scenes tool called Bubble Tea (which helps build the app's text-based interface) was updated. This fixes minor glitches for people using certain terminal emulators (the programs you use to type commands on your computer).

Breaking changes

No breaking changes in this release.