RelayRelease notes, right in Relay
You no longer have to wonder what an update changes.
- See what's coming before you update. When Relay finds a new version, a window opens with its release notes: every version between the one you're on and the new one. It shows the download as it happens and offers Restart to update when it's ready, or Later. You don't need the sidebar open to know an update is waiting.
- Check whenever you like. Check for updates in the overflow menu or the command palette opens the same window straight away, and tells you when Relay is already up to date.
- What's new. The first time you open Relay after an update, it shows you what changed in that version.
- Release notes, any time. Release notes in the command palette and the overflow menu shows the notes for the version you're running. View on the website opens the full changelog.
Smoother canvas
- The pointer goes back to Select after you create something. After you place a terminal, an agent, a note or any other node, the canvas returns to Select, so your next click selects and moves things instead of creating another node. This was most noticeable while working on a layer.
- Pan with Ctrl+drag (Cmd+drag on macOS). Hold Ctrl and drag with the left mouse button on empty canvas or on a node's header to move around the canvas, whatever tool is selected. Inside a terminal, an editor or a browser portal, Ctrl+click keeps doing what it did before. Space+drag, the middle mouse button and the scroll wheel still pan too.
Fixes
- On Linux with Wayland, Relay no longer crashes when you open your first project right after creating a workspace.
- When a layer's files can't be set up because a file is in the way, Relay now names that file instead of showing a generic error.
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