Added

• Use SLUMBER_CONFIG_PATH to customize configuration (not collection) file path #370
• Add a dynamic variant to !select chain type, allowing your collection to present a list of values driven from the output of another chain. (thanks @anussel5559)
  • See docs for more
• Cancel in-flight requests with the cancel action (bound to escape by default)
• Add slumber new subcommand to generate new collection files #376
• Add default field to profiles
  • When using the CLI, the --profile argument can be omitted to use the default profile
• Reset edited recipe values to their default using z
  • You can customize the key to whatever you want
• Add selector_mode field to chains, to control how single vs multiple results from a JSONPath selector are handled
  • Previously, if a selector returned multiple results, an error was returned. Now, the result list will be rendered as a JSON array. To return to the previous behavior, set selector_mode: single in your chain.
  • See docs for more

Changed

• Update file locations to adhere to XDG spec on Linux #371
  • Move config file to config dir, which remains the same on MacOS/Windows but changes on Linux. For backward compatibility, the previous path (data dir) will be checked and used if present
  • Move log files to state dir on Linux and cache dir on MacOS/Windows
  • Database file remains in data dir on all platforms
• Create config file on startup if it doesn't exist
• If config file fails to load during TUI startup, display an error and fall back to the default, rather than crashing
• De-deprecate {{env.VARIABLE}} template sources
  • They'll remain as a simpler alternative to !env chains

Fixed

• Updated the Configuration docs to remove the non-existent slumber show dir command (thanks @SVendittelli)
• Retain all request history when collection file is reloaded
  • Previously, pending and failed requests were lost on reload within a single session. These will still be lost when a session is exited.
• Fix serialization of query parameter lists
• Don't update UI for useless events (e.g. cursor moves)