Changelog

All notable changes to NovyWave are documented here.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

0.2.0 - 2026-03-16

Chrome Desktop Launcher (novywave-chrome) — a lightweight alternative that uses Chrome or Chromium in --app mode, available for Linux, macOS, and Windows
Built-in WebAssembly plugin system with three bundled plugins: hello_world, reload_watcher (live-reload on file changes), and files_discovery (auto-discover waveform files via glob patterns)
Analog signal rendering — real-valued signals display as continuous waveform traces with auto-scaling limits
Per-signal row height resizing via draggable dividers between signal rows
Signal grouping — organize selected signals into named, collapsible groups
Named timeline markers — add labeled bookmarks at specific time positions, persisted across sessions
Workspace picker — choose and switch between workspace directories with history
Platform-aware file picker roots — smart starting directories based on the operating system
Waveform value tooltip — hover over the timeline to see signal values
Cross-platform release CI/CD pipeline via GitHub Actions
Auto-update system with binary signing

WebKitGTK hardware acceleration enabled by default on Linux (Tauri desktop)
Configuration file format expanded with new sections for markers, plugins, workspace history, and analog limits
Timeline units changed from nanoseconds to picoseconds for higher precision
Dynamic embedded backend ports in Tauri packaging
Updater gated by installer channel