Release v0.6.0 — Accessible Dashboard Actions and a Blog RSS Feed

What's New in v0.6.0

Every release should make DiffFlow more reliable, more considerate, and easier to plug into your day. v0.6.0 does all three: a notification fix you'll feel in every alert, dashboard actions that respect touch and keyboards, and a way to follow the changelog without visiting the site.

Cleaner, Complete Alert Messages

A subtle formatting bug meant every change alert carried an unfinished status code. Instead of Status: [200], alerts read Status: [200 — the closing bracket was silently dropped in dispatcher.rs, so every email, SMS, and in-app notification shipped with a malformed status line.

Now alert messages emit a properly closed bracket, and when no health data exists yet we show [No data] instead of an ambiguous [0]. The message reads exactly how it should: Status: [200] | Avg Latency: 213ms.

Dashboard Actions for Touch and Keyboard

Monitor card actions — Copy URL, Pause/Resume, and Delete — were previously visible only on hover. On a phone or for keyboard users those buttons were effectively invisible. Actions now reveal on mouse hover, touch, and keyboard focus, with a visible focus ring for keyboard navigation.

A Blog You Can Subscribe To

DiffFlow now publishes a standard RSS 2.0 feed at /feed.xml, with every post (new and archived), publish dates, and excerpts. The blog page links to it via rel="alternate", so readers can follow product updates in any RSS reader or aggregator.

Get Started

Log in, hover (or tab through) a dashboard card to see the recovered actions, open the Blog for the feed link, or just check your next alert email for the cleaner status format.