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`herdr plugin install CodeForBreakfast/beady-eye` now gives a herdr user bdi without a Rust toolchain. The build step downloads the release for the manifest's version and checks it against the published sha256. The plugin's one action opens bdi in a split beside the focused pane, started in that pane's directory. A plugin pane closes when its command exits, so bdi's refusal to start used to vanish with it. The pane now holds the error on screen until the reader presses Enter. A clean quit still closes it at once. herdr 0.9.1 has no command palette, so a reader reaches the action through a key bound to `codeforbreakfast.beady-eye.open`. The manifest's version is a fourth version site, and a flake check now holds it to the crate's.
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herdr plugin install CodeForBreakfast/beady-eyenow gives a herdr user bdi without a Rust toolchain. The build step downloads the release for the manifest's version and checks it against the published sha256. The plugin's one action opens bdi in a split beside the focused pane, started in that pane's directory.A plugin pane closes when its command exits, so bdi's refusal to start used to vanish with it. The pane now holds the error on screen until the reader presses Enter. A clean quit still closes it at once.
herdr 0.9.1 has no command palette, so a reader reaches the action through a key bound to
codeforbreakfast.beady-eye.open. The manifest's version is a fourth version site, and a flake check now holds it to the crate's.