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fiber@0.16.1

Patch Changes

• #97 a2b9a8c Thanks @AndersRobstad! - A collection the API is rejecting no longer re-runs its loader every time you
  click back into the window, and editing one no longer reaches for the keychain.

  Between them those two made the app unusable after an update. Fiber is signed
  ad-hoc, so a new build is a new identity and every keychain item's access list
  names the old one: for one launch after every update, each credential read is a
  macOS authorization dialog. That is the intended cost, and it should be one
  dialog per credential.

  It was not, because a failed loader run writes no cache. loadedAt never moved,
  so the collection stayed stale and the focus trigger re-ran it — and the
  authorization dialog is itself a focus event, handing the window back the moment
  it is dismissed. Allow, refocus, re-run, prompt again, for as long as the
  credential is being refused. A failure now counts as an attempt, so the TTL
  means the same thing for both outcomes: don't ask this API again for another
  ttlSeconds. Refresh and Sign in again are unaffected — those are you asking.

  The second one arrived with the credentials file in 0.15.0. Saving a section
  reconciled that file, and reconciling it means unsealing it, and unsealing it
  means reading the sealing key from the keychain. Fiber saves a section on any
  edit, so renaming a request could raise a password prompt. It is now reconciled
  only when sharing itself moves — the switch, or which credential the collection
  uses — which is what it was always for.