16 Oct 2026
A -d meant for the command is left alone
- What was broken
- The tool treated any -d on the line as its own option to run in the background, even when it belonged to the command. Commands like cut -d or date -d then ran without it.
- What I changed
- The tool now only reads its own options before the command starts.
- Why it matters
- Commands run exactly as typed.
see the code, #275 ↗ (opens in a new tab)
16 Oct 2026
Accented letters and symbols survive in command output
- What was broken
- Output from commands run through the tool lost every accented letter, euro sign or non-English character. Some names could even make whole lines vanish.
- What I changed
- The tool now keeps those characters as they are while reading the output.
- Why it matters
- Output in any language comes back exactly as the command printed it.
see the code, #274 ↗ (opens in a new tab)
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