v1.3.1

Fixed

• Using list command with unexistent handle argument would output a fake handle.

v1.3.0

Added

• Added handle argument for ls to allow listing a specific handle tree. (#44)
• quartz use - to switch to the last used handle. (#45 by @GabrielBrandao1618)
• Content-type hints body edit into correct extension. (#46)
• Environments can have headers that'll be used by endpoints, unless overriden. (#43 by @GabrielBrandao1618)

Fixed

• env use on an unexistent command would not switch after confirming to create it.

v1.2.0

Added

• URLs that start with "**" will inherit the beginning from their parent handle (#21)
• EDITOR and PAGER environment variables are now used when no configuration is set for quartz preferences.
• NO_COLOR, CLICOLOR, and CLICOLOR_FORCE environment variables overrides quartz UI settings.

Changed

• ls command method text alignment and dynamically pad it.
• Man page identation and headings reworked to be more consistent with Unix conventions.

Fixed

• Trailing slash in handle name would cause infinite recursion.
• Missing ending newline in curl snippet when request has no body.

Removed

• --editor option from edit command. Use environment variables instead.

v1.1.0

Added

• When trying to use nonexistent handle or environment, quartz will prompt a yes/no confirmation to create it.

v1.0.1

Fixed

• Missing some send options in man page.
• Emphasise ENDPOINT PATCH options in man page

v1.0.0

Added

• Automatically follow redirects. It can be disable with --no-follow option.
• show snippet to generate code snippets for an endpoint.
• send command new edit flags: -d,--data <DATA>, -H, --header <HEADER>, --query <QUERY>, -v, --var <VARIABLE>, -X, --request <METHOD>.
• use command can now edit the current or to-be-used endpoint.
• cp copy command.
• mv move command.
• You can now make a handle empty again with use's --empty option.
• When sending the request, it fills URL with HTTP scheme if none is present.
• New built-in cookie engine.
• preferences.pager configuration.

Changed

• context were renamed to env
• header, query, config and variable commands now follow the same new pattern to promote consistency.
• create options were revisited for better semantics with curl and other send and use options.
• Variables are now edited in a plain-text file instead of TOML. (#41)
• rm requires -r option to remove handles recursively. (#38)
• History simplified. HTTP messages are displayed instead.

Fixed

• After receiving response, quartz would only print and save the last chunk of response bytes instead of the entire body.
• ls command's --depth option was behaving inconsistently.
• Broken configuration file would break entire quartz usage.

Removed

• Removed send command's --show option. Use last instead.
• Removed simple get/set endpoint commands url and method. Prefer use options.
• Removed status command. Use show instead.

v0.8.0

Added

• New last command tree.
• --show <FIELDS> to history and send commands to specify fields to be shown on listing.

Changed

• History saving format changed, which probably breaks previously saved entries.

v0.7.1

Changed

• variables options --set and --edit are now executed in that order. Changes from --set will be committed before --edit comes in.

Fixed

• It was possible to save malformed files through edit and var --edit commands. From now on, a parsing error is thrown. #30
• Linux with aarch64 architecture were incompatible with quartz.

v0.7.0

Added

• More convenient --get option for header command.
• It is now possible to use multiple --set in a single variable command.
• New --apply-context option to apply context variables as soon as possible.

Changed

• headers command was renamed to header.
• Headers option --add was renamed to --set.

Fixed

• Query params could not use context variables.
• Some outputs were inconsistent.

v0.6.0

Added

• New create --query option to use new query params system.
• New url --full option to print with queries.
• Query params can be defined separate from URL through the query command.
• New -x option for temporary handle switch.

Changed

• [BREAKING CHANGE] Handles are now separated by slash (/). What used to be "auth users create" is now "auth/users/create".
• List command outputs a flat list of all handles to improve readability.