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Hammerspoon 0.9.100
Keep custom menu bar items in their chosen positions across reloads.
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Before you upgrade to 0.9.100
3 to fixReplace `hs.menubar.newWithPriority()` with `hs.menubar.new()`; remove `priority()` and `hs.menubar.priorities`. Use `autosaveName` to preserve a manually chosen position.
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Replace `hs.battery.psuSerial()` and `psuSerialString()` with `hs.battery.adapterSerialNumber()`; handle either a number, a string or nil.
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Console scrollback is now truncated; `hs.console.maxOutputHistory()` controls the history limit.
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What changed in 0.9.100
0.9.98 adds saved menu positions and more Stream Deck devices; 0.9.99 restores WebSocket connections; 0.9.100 adds binary digest output.
Download 0.9.100; requires macOS 11 or later.
New things you can do
Preserve a custom menu bar item's position across reloads.
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Move floating windows into full-screen Spaces using the force option.
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Fixes `hs.application.get()` returning nil and restores Lua-pattern matching.
Read an application's supported and preferred localizations.
Submit chooser text even when it matches no listed choice.
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Read the current mouse cursor type.
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Read or set RTS and DTR serial control lines.
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Use Stream Deck Mini V2, Plus and Pedal devices in Lua automations.
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Calculate MD5 and SHA digests as raw bytes for protocol integrations.
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0.9.99 reverses the WebSocket connection regression introduced in 0.9.98.
Fixed and improved
Spaces works with separate display Spaces disabled and resolves the Dock correctly when Docker is installed.
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The window switcher dismisses with Caps Lock enabled, and window hints handle UTF-8 characters.
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`colorAt()` accounts for image scale and `getExifFromPath()` avoids the fixed crash.
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Stopping or checking the camera watcher before it is initialized no longer crashes.
Asynchronous HTTP requests can follow redirects.
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