Release v0.2.0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019reK4DUGYqDUjniWYJvwUW

CHANGELOG.md

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 # Changelog
 
-## Unreleased
+## v0.2.0
 
-- **Dark and light themes:** fixed colors that look the same in every terminal (`ui.theme`: `auto`,
+New:
-  `dark` or `light`, also in the Config view, where a change recolors everything at once). Before, the panes used
+
-  color 0 of the terminal's palette, which color themes often set to a grey that is not their
+- **Calendar (F5):** two weeks of movie releases and airing episodes grouped by day, with poster
-  background (e.g. Catppuccin), so the program looked washed out, and on light themes it was a dark
+  and plot; move by weeks with `[` and `]`, include unmonitored items, release search and automatic
-  grey slab with white text. `auto` asks the terminal for its background color and picks light or
+  search.
-  dark to match; the Log says which and why.
+- **Config (F6):** edit the config file inside the program (addresses, API keys, add-form defaults,
-- **Space presses buttons** (Save, Revert, the buttons of dialogs), as the help says; before only
+  refresh interval, posters, theme, notifications) in one list you move through with the arrow
-  Enter did, except for Test.
+  keys, test the connections, and save; everything takes effect at once. Values from `ARR_TUI_*`
-- **Smooth scrolling on huge terminals:** while an arrow key is held, the poster waits until the
+  environment variables are never written to the file.
-  selection rests (120 ms). Every poster rewrites all of its cells, which on a terminal zoomed far
+- **Dark and light themes** with fixed colors that look the same in every terminal, whatever its
-  out was more output per step than the terminal could draw, so moving through a list lagged.
+  color theme (`ui.theme`: `auto`, `dark`, `light`; switchable live in the Config view). `auto`
-- **Posters in macOS Terminal:** Terminal.app draws the half and quarter blocks from the font, and
+  asks the terminal for its background color. Before, the panes used the terminal's palette color
-  their halves do not meet at the middle of the cell, so posters looked like rows of shifted dots.
+  0, which many color themes set to a grey that is not their background.
-  `auto` now draws them there as plain colored cells (new `ui.cover_style` value `cells`): coarser,
-  but even. For real images on macOS use Ghostty or kitty.
-- **Real images in Ghostty and kitty on macOS:** the question whether the terminal supports the
-  Kitty graphics protocol gave up at once on macOS (a terminal device there cannot have a read
-  timeout in Go), so posters were always drawn with blocks. It now waits with select(2).
-- **Real images only when the terminal confirms it:** the terminal is asked whether it supports the
-  Kitty graphics protocol before real-image posters are used, so terminals that only look like kitty
-  or Ghostty no longer get graphics commands printed as text. On macOS the sextant blocks are no
-  longer chosen from fontconfig's fonts.
-- **Ctrl+C quits**; `q` no longer does (also not in the help window, which closes with Esc).
-- **Series drill-down** shows the series poster and details of the selected season or episode,
-  including the episode's plot.
-- **Posters in WebP and GIF:** Sonarr/Radarr can store WebP data under a `.jpg` name; such posters
-  (and GIFs) now show instead of failing with "unknown format". When a poster cannot be read, the Log
-  says what it looks like. If an instance has no copy of a poster, or only answers with its login page, the API key is also tried as a query parameter and then the provider's poster is used.
-- **Config (F6):** edit the settings of the config file inside the program (addresses, API keys,
-  add-form defaults, refresh interval, posters, notifications), test the connections, save, and
-  have everything take effect immediately. Environment-provided values are never written to the file.
-  The Log is now on F7.
 - **Posters as real images** in kitty and Ghostty (Kitty graphics protocol with Unicode
-  placeholders), at the terminal's full resolution and with the right aspect ratio. Other terminals
+  placeholders) at the terminal's full resolution, used only when the terminal confirms the
-  keep the block-character posters, using sextants when fontconfig finds a font with the glyphs
+  protocol at startup. Elsewhere the block-character posters remain; `auto` now also picks sextants
-  (e.g. GNOME Terminal with Adwaita Mono) and quadrants otherwise. `ui.cover_style` gains `kitty`; `auto` is the default.
+  when fontconfig finds a font with them, and plain colored cells in macOS Terminal, whose half
-- **Calendar (F5):** two weeks of movie releases and airing episodes grouped by day, with poster,
+  blocks do not line up. `ui.cover_style` gains `kitty` and `cells`.
-  plot, release search and automatic search. The Log moves to F7.
+- **Series drill-down** shows the series poster and the details of the selected season or episode,
+  including its plot.
 - **Download notifications:** popup and log entry when a SABnzbd download finishes or fails, in the
   background (`ui.notify_downloads`, optional `ui.bell`).
 - **Remove from the library** (`d`), with separate checkboxes for deleting the files and for the
   import exclusion; both off by default.
+
+Changed:
+
+- Views: F5 Calendar, F6 Config, F7 Log (the Log was F5).
+- **F9** is the help key; `?` is gone. **Ctrl+C** quits; `q` no longer does.
+- Space presses buttons (Save, Revert, the buttons of dialogs), as the help says.
 - On narrow terminals the connection indicators shrink to initials.
 
+Fixed:
+
+- Posters that Sonarr/Radarr store as WebP (or GIF) under a `.jpg` name failed with "unknown
+  format"; posters from instances behind a login page are fetched with the API key as a query
+  parameter, or from the metadata provider. The Log says why a poster could not be read.
+- Moving through a list with a held arrow key lagged on very large terminals (zoomed far out): the
+  poster now waits until the selection rests.
+
 ## v0.1.0
 
 First release.