v0.5.1

What's Changed

• ci: add a verify step before releasing a new version by @narenaryan in #39

Full Changelog: v0.5.0...v0.5.1

v0.5.0

Description

This release fixes few file index recency issues and speeds up application by compiling with an efficient Go compiler.

What's Changed

• refactor: Refactor help logic & App loading screen by @narenaryan in #32
• fix: fix recency bug in file indexing retreival by @narenaryan in #36
• feat: Update Go version and add GOEXPERIMENT variable by @narenaryan in #38

Full Changelog: v0.4.0...v0.5.0

v0.4.0

Description

This release adds a configuration to toggle app verbosity.

# Top-level key
quiet: true

What's Changed

• feat: simplify README by @narenaryan in #29
• feat: Add a new flag quiet to reduce verbosity of tool by @narenaryan in #30

Full Changelog: v0.3.0...v0.4.0

v0.3.0

Recall your files easy & fast with Recaller v0.3.0

📁 Introducing Filesystem Search

• Index multiple directories recursively with recaller fs index [paths...]
• Lightning-fast file and directory search with smart ranking
• Filter toggle between all files, directories only, or files only (Ctrl+T)
• Open files or copy paths directly from search results

🚀 Getting Started

Enable filesystem search

Open $HOME/recaller.yaml and add

filesystem:
  enabled: true
  ignore_patterns: ["venv", ".venv", ".pyc", ".h", "node_modules", ".git", "*.tmp", "*.log", ".DS_Store", "target", "build", "dist"]

Index your directories

recaller fs index ~/Documents ~/Downloads

Launch search UI (auto re-indexes)

recaller fs

Manual refresh

recaller fs refresh

New Keyboard Shortcuts for fs command

Key	Action
Enter	Open file
Ctrl+X	Copy path
Ctrl+T	Toggle filter (📁📄 → 📁 → 📄)
Tab	Switch panels

v0.2.0

Description

• New fuzzing search mode in addition to Prefix-based (existing)
• Similar to reverse-search
• Fuzzing is default (Can be turned off in ~/.recaller.yaml). See: README.md

v0.1.1

This release fixes a small bug in bash shell default pickup.

v0.1.0

Description

Recaller is a app to scroll through your shell history in a productive way