Log sidebar wrapped in rounded border (no left/bottom edge — shared
with monitors table). Creates visual separation between panels.
Enter on a monitor opens the full-screen detail view (existing
stateDetail) for deep dive — history, SLA, probe results, connection
chain. i stays as inline detail toggle.
Footer key hints now context-sensitive: show h/s/Enter when detail
is open, show full keybindings when closed.
Log sidebar was rendering all lines regardless of table height. When
detail panel was open and table shrank, the sidebar stayed tall, pushing
the detail panel past MaxHeight (clipped to empty). Now sidebar accepts
a maxLines parameter capped to table row count.
Press i to toggle a compact detail panel below the monitors+logs
split. Shows status, latency, uptime, state changes, sparkline, and
key hints in ~6 lines. Auto-updates when cursor moves between
monitors. h/s/e keys work from the inline detail for history, SLA,
and edit. Escape closes the panel.
No more full-screen detail takeover for the common case. The old
stateDetail path remains for h/s sub-views which still go full-screen.
Log lines now hard-clamped to panel width via lipgloss MaxWidth.
Stripped "Monitor " and "Push " prefixes from sidebar messages —
redundant in a monitoring app, saves 8 chars per line. Improved
prefix width calculation to prevent line wrapping at narrow widths.
Table columns were computed from terminal width, causing row wrapping
when the monitors panel only gets 70% of the space. Introduced
contentWidth field set per-tab in viewDashboard. computeLayout,
isWide, and renderTable now use contentWidth for column visibility,
available space, and max table width calculations.
Columns gracefully hide (SSL, RETRIES, TYPE, UPTIME) when the panel
is narrower, matching the existing responsive breakpoint behavior.
Replace full viewLogsTab with compact sidebar renderer for the 70/30
monitors split. Single-char severity icons (▼▲◆●·), truncated messages,
no header chrome. Renders directly from engine logs without viewport.
Tab bar: Monitors | Maint | Settings (was 6 tabs).
Settings tab merges Alerts, Nodes, Users as sub-sections with
left/right arrow navigation. Each section keeps its own cursor,
keybindings, and CRUD operations.
Monitors tab now shows a log sidebar at >= 120 cols (70/30 split).
Under 120 cols, monitors render full-width without logs.
- Introduced tab constants (tabMonitors, tabMaint, tabSettings)
- Introduced section constants (sectionAlerts, sectionNodes, sectionUsers)
- Removed stateLogs and stateUsers states
- All magic tab numbers replaced with named constants
Full-width horizontal rules above and below the content area. Tab bar
sits above the top divider, status/keys bar sits below the bottom
divider. Creates three clear visual zones: navigation, content, status.
Revert upper-third centering — inconsistent start positions across tabs
felt jumpy. Back to standard top-align with consistent table placement.
Demo GIF now pauses on Nodes tab (cluster view is a selling point) and
skips Maint/Users quickly instead of sprinting through all three.
Tables on tabs with few rows (Alerts, Nodes, Maint, Users) now sit in
the upper third of the viewport instead of flush against the tab bar.
Dense tabs like Monitors and Logs fill naturally and are unaffected.
Strip Go module pseudo-version suffix (timestamp+hash+dirty) from the
footer version string — shows "v0.1.0" instead of the full build
metadata. Rename "Sites" tab and breadcrumbs to "Monitors" for
consistency with README, CLI help, and user-facing docs.
Docker releases now dual-push to Docker Hub and ghcr.io/lerkolabs/uptop.
GoReleaser brews section generates a Homebrew formula and pushes to
lerkolabs/homebrew-tap on GitHub.
Requires new Gitea secrets:
- GHCR_USERNAME / GHCR_TOKEN for GHCR login
- HOMEBREW_TAP_GITHUB_TOKEN for tap repo push
- GitHub repo lerkolabs/homebrew-tap must exist
Re-captured all 6 TUI screenshots via VHS with realistic demo data.
Added animated demo GIF as README hero image and a 5-theme montage
strip showing Flexoki Dark, Tokyo Night, Catppuccin, Nord, Gruvbox.
LABEL_IDS was pretty-printed multi-line JSON, which breaks
GITHUB_OUTPUT's single-line format. Also compact GH_LABELS
before passing as --argjson to avoid multi-line toJSON expansion.
GitHub mirror previously redirected issue reporters to Gitea, which
requires login. Now GitHub Issues are accepted directly via form
templates (bug report + feature request) and a workflow forwards
new issues to Gitea with label mapping and provenance header.
- Disable healthcheck on probe compose services (no HTTP server)
- Remove stale "(Phase 4)" comment from dev compose
- Add data/ to .gitignore (compose volume creates deploy/data)
- Clarify -db-type flag help text (sqlite or postgres)
Bright black ("8") plus Faint made PENDING status and dividers nearly
invisible in 16-color terminals. White ("7") with Faint renders as a
readable dim gray while still sitting below Muted in the hierarchy.
Apply Bold/Faint attributes to semantic styles following htop's
monochrome design principle. Creates 4-tier visual hierarchy that
works even when colors collapse: Bold (danger/warn), Normal (success/
default), Faint (subtle/stale/borders/inactive tabs). Complements
the ANSI-16 color fallbacks without affecting TrueColor appearance.
Theme colors now use lipgloss.CompleteColor with hand-picked ANSI-16
values instead of raw hex. Prevents algorithmic degradation from
collapsing dark backgrounds into indistinguishable ANSI colors over
SSH. Backgrounds fall through to terminal default in 16-color mode;
semantic colors map to distinct ANSI indices (green/yellow/red/blue/
cyan/magenta). TrueColor rendering is unchanged.
GORELEASER_CURRENT_TAG prevents GoReleaser from resolving the
wrong tag via git-describe when multiple tags point to the same
commit (e.g. v0.1.0 + v0.1.0-rc.5 on adf8fed).
- README/CONTRIBUTING quick start: add UPTOP_ADMIN_KEY so SSH works on
fresh DB, fix single-file go run path that doesn't compile
- apply --dry-run: assign placeholder IDs for new alerts and groups so
resolveAlertID succeeds when monitors reference not-yet-created alerts
- deploy/*.yml: switch user-facing compose files from broken build
context to image: lerkolabs/uptop:latest, fix dev context to ..
Replace 4-page paginated form (17 fields for HTTP) with a 2-page
type-aware layout. Page 1 shows core fields + type-specific target
(URL for HTTP, Hostname for ping, etc). Page 2 shows configuration
with pre-filled defaults. Group type gets 1 page.
Form rebuilds dynamically when monitor type changes, preserving
all entered values via pointer-bound siteFormData. Focus returns
to the Type select after rebuild so users can continue forward.
WithWidth set explicitly on rebuild to prevent placeholder truncation.
handleClick set m.cursor but returned without calling syncSelectedID,
causing the next refreshLive tick to snap the cursor back to the
previously selected site.
Replaces the stale CalVer changelog (last updated 2026-06-02, all
referenced tags since deleted) with git-cliff output simulated against
the v0.1.0 tag — matches what release-binaries.yml will publish as
release notes.
The body=".*security" parser ran before the docs/chore skip rules, so
any commit merely mentioning security in its body landed in the
Security section (e.g. a docs commit and the CalVer->SemVer ci commit).
Real security fixes never reached it — ^fix matches first — so the rule
only ever produced miscategorized entries. Removed.
polish(...) commits had no parser, and git-cliff defaults the group to
the raw type — rendering a stray lowercase "polish" section. Mapped to
Changed.
- go run cmd/uptop/main.go broke when PR #108 split config.go out of
main.go — use ./cmd/uptop package path (same fix#104 applied to
Dockerfile and goreleaser)
- binary section claimed Linux amd64 only; goreleaser ships
linux/darwin/windows x amd64/arm64 + deb/rpm since #104
- state canonical repo (Gitea) vs mirror (GitHub) up front
- UPTOP_ADMIN_KEY is the only documented first-run path
go install module@tag compiles without GoReleaser's ldflags, so
--version reported "dev" and the TUI footer matched. The module
version and vcs stamps are embedded in every binary; read them via
debug.ReadBuildInfo when the ldflags defaults are untouched. Release
builds unchanged — ldflags still win.
ignore_tags drops rc-tagged commits from the final tag's section instead
of folding them forward — a simulated v0.1.0 rendered zero commits.
Excluding rc tags from tag_pattern makes finals span back to the last
real tag (full history for v0.1.0, verified 8.8KB in a scratch clone)
and rc tags render [Unreleased] with everything pending.
rc.2 proved the grype gate was decorative — buildx pushed before the
scan ran, so a red run still shipped the image (and rc tags moved
:latest). Build amd64 locally, scan that, then run the multi-arch push
from the warm builder cache. :latest now only moves on non-rc tags.
mirror-release: poll until the Gitea asset count is stable across two
polls (GoReleaser uploads sequentially — assets>0 could mirror a partial
set) and stretch the timeout to 20 min since the release run can queue
behind the Docker job on the single runner.
The existing .grype.yaml ignore listed the wish SCP traversal only by CVE
id; grype's db now matches it as GHSA-xjvp-7243-rg9h and ignores are
exact-id, so the rc.2 scan gate tripped on an already-triaged finding.
List both ids. Vulnerable SCP middleware is never compiled in; real fix
is the charm v2 stack migration (#126).
cliff.toml ignore_tags folds rc tags into the next real release so
v0.1.0's notes cover full history instead of commits-since-rc.2.
Four defects from the rc.1 dress rehearsal:
- Dockerfile pinned golang:1.26-alpine3.23 at a 1.26.3 digest while
go.mod requires 1.26.4; golang images set GOTOOLCHAIN=local, so the
build hard-fails. Pin 1.26.4-alpine3.23 explicitly.
- changelog.disable swallowed --release-notes (the flag is consumed by
the changelog pipe), publishing empty release bodies. Re-enable.
- Remove the Gitea-side GitHub relay step: redundant with
.github/workflows/mirror-release.yml, which runs on GitHub Actions
with the built-in token and copies the canonical Gitea assets.
- mirror-release.yml: jq '.body // empty' treats "" as truthy so the
notes fallback never fired; use select(). Mark rc tags --prerelease.
- Docker compose: ping_group_range sysctl, without which ping monitors
silently report DOWN in containers
- README: data retention table (1000 checks / 5000 state changes per
monitor, 200 logs, pruned automatically), group-alert limitation note
- config-as-code: apply is not atomic + re-run convergence, backup
redaction footgun (/api/backup/export redacts by default), opsgenie
example (provider count was stale at 9), ntfy auth keys
Relay is on hold until after the rc dress rehearsal — without the
secret the step exits cleanly instead of failing the release run.
Adding the secret later enables it with no workflow change.
viewLogsTab filtered logViewport.View() — the visible window — so the
entry count showed the window size and hidden lines reappeared while
scrolling. Filter and render now happen at content-set time from
engine.GetLogs(); the view only reads stored counts.
GoReleaser publishes to exactly one SCM (Gitea); the push mirror carries
refs but not releases, so GitHub Releases — where the README points —
stayed empty. After the Gitea release, wait for the mirrored tag and
create the GitHub release with the same artifacts and notes.
Needs new Gitea secret GH_MIRROR_TOKEN (GitHub PAT with repo scope).
GITHUB_TOKEN is reserved by Gitea Actions, hence the different name.
Last upkeep-era name in the wire protocol. Breaking for mixed-version
clusters, but zero installed base exists pre-v0.1.0 — free now, breaking
forever after first tag.
lerko
