- Disable sensors data collection (CPU temp already shown in CPU card)
- Remove unused sensor-related functions (collectSensors, prettifyLabel, hasSensorData, renderSensorsCard)
- Remove unused gopsutil/sensors import
- Fix inline spinner disown call with explicit PID
- Update version from 1.22.0 to 1.22.1
- Update SECURITY_AUDIT.md to match new version and date
This commit introduces a new `completion` command that provides shell
completion for bash, zsh, and fish.
The completion is implemented as a shell script in `bin/completion.sh`
and the main `mole` script has been updated to use it.
This approach was chosen to keep the completion logic in shell script,
as the `mole` command is primarily a set of shell scripts.
When 'mole remove' is used and Mole was installed via Homebrew, the script
now provides more explicit feedback if the 'brew uninstall --force mole'
command fails. Previously, errors were silently ignored.
This change ensures that if Homebrew uninstallation encounters an issue,
the user is informed with the error output and instructed on how to
manually complete the uninstallation, preventing inconsistencies where
Homebrew still believes Mole is installed.
Additionally, a minor improvement to config_dir resolution in update_mole
was included for robustness.
- Protect Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, Backblaze, Box (Issue #204)
- Add homebrew.mxcl.* services protection
- Document mo optimize --dry-run in help and README
- Bump version to 1.16.2
- add ensure_user_dir/ensure_user_file helpers in lib/core/base.sh, including
sudo-aware ownership correction under the invoking user’s home
- use the helpers across clean/optimize/purge/uninstall/whitelist to create
cache and export files safely (no naked mkdir/touch), including log files and
dry-run exports
- ensure purge stats/count files and update message caches are pre-created with
safe permissions
- add Darwin version helpers and skip LaunchServices/dyld rebuild on macOS 15+,
keeping the existing corruption protection for earlier versions
- guard brew cache timestamp writes and TCC permission flags with safe file
creation to avoid root-owned artifacts
