Relay 0.5.20

Layer canvases stay out of your repository

A layer's canvas used to be saved as a canvas.json file inside the layer's worktree, where it could show up in git status or be committed onto your branch, and archiving a layer deleted it along with the worktree. It is now kept in Relay's own state.

• Archiving a layer keeps its canvas, and restoring the layer brings it back.
• Existing layer canvases are moved across automatically. The old file is only removed from your checkout when Git confirms it is untracked or ignored; anything else is left where it is.

Sidebar menus

• Folder actions now open from a right-click menu on the folder instead of being shown permanently.
• Moving a workspace into a folder, or back to the root, is now in a right-click menu on the workspace row, instead of a list of "Move to" rows under every workspace.
• New canvas has been removed. One repository is one canvas; for a second board on the same repository, use a layer. Existing canvases still open as before.
• Menu icons now line up with their labels.

Fixes

• Opening a workspace that already has several canvases through the folder picker no longer converts it to the one-canvas layout.
• If the sidebar's folder arrangement cannot be loaded or saved, the error now explains what went wrong and stays visible until it is resolved, rather than disappearing when you switch canvas.