Version 2.1.6
30/11/11 13:54
New features
- Restore: Hold down Option-key while drag#description#amp;drop to restore whole directory instead of modified files only
Bug fixes
- Snapshots would be recognized as outdated when background indexing was enabled and the volume was mounted while BackupLoupe was running. (#D143MYRLEQ)
- Compatibility fixes for OSX Lion: background indexing was broken
Version 2.1.5
21/03/11 01:09
New features
- Added support for diff via FileMerge.app (#DA1U448QD1); See included help file for details.
Bug fixes
- Stability issues when handling indexes of multiple computers
Version 2.1.4
07/02/11 17:12
Bug fixes
- crash when switching between info- and browser view
- crash during program start (#PMEY521H9N)
- crash when searching for items w/ names including quotes or brackets
Version 2.1.3
23/11/10 02:18
Bug fixes
- Background indexing did not work under OSX 10.6.5; OSX 10.6.5 stores information about the configured Time Machine disk in a different way
- Some menu items would be enabled only when a file was selected (not a directory)
- Crash when searching an item "in currently selected snapshot" while no snapshot is selected
Version 2.1.2
19/11/10 18:51
Bug fixes
- Addresses an issue where indexing of some snapshots would fail (#19A1D3YQ18, #P4JX6TQH6S, #83NR5LV29Y, #89B31YAR9X, #GD45UZ28VY)
Version 2.1.1
17/11/10 04:31
Bug fixes
- Crash when BL cannot determine the currently configured Time Machine disk (#GD45UZ28VY)
Version 2.1
16/11/10 22:09
Version 2.1 uses a modified cache file format. Rescanning required!
New features
- Added option to index snapshots in background
- Added Growl notification support. When background indexing is enabled, BackupLoupe can notify the user about unusually big/small snapshots
Bug fixes
- The devices and machines popups now remember their last selection
- Resource forks were ignored when calculating the size of a file (#JXZHQXP776)
Version 2.0.6
21/10/10 07:49
Bug fixes
- Find window would sometimes report negative item sizes (#W55YE3HYXQ)
- Crash when acquiring the history of items contained in directories with restricted permissions (#89EJA8ZWEJ)
- Issue when selecting a snapshot after scrolling
Version 2.0.5
14/09/10 17:18
Bug fixes
- BackupLoupe would sometimes refuse to index snapshots
Version 2.0.4
14/09/10 03:53
New features
- added support menu
- Made location of cache directory configurable
Bug fixes
- improved stability
Miscellaneous
- enabled close button in main window
- Actions may be performed via menu (in addition to the toolbar)
Version 2.0.3
19/07/10 22:54
Bug fixes
- Switched from Clang LLVM 1.0.2 to LLVM GCC 4.2, which solves various crashing issues under OSX 10.5
Version 2.0.2
13/07/10 14:30
Bug fixes
- Indexing directories with enabled read- and disabled execute permission would fail
- Alignment issue in statistics view
- Application did hang when quit while Time Machine finished its work
Version 2.0.1
11/07/10 20:17
Bug fixes
- The program was started whenever a folder w/ folder actions applied to it was modified
Version 2.0
01/07/10 16:44
New features
- Scanning backups does no longer block the user interface; scanning and browsing may finally be done at the same time
- Added search functionality; This feature is also available via system service from any system services enabled file manager
- Browsing and searching indexed snapshots is possible w/o the backup device being connected
- Scans may optionally be performed as superuser; This allows to monitor changes to directories the user doesn't have execute permission to
- History view now displays size of directories as well
- BackupLoupe detects snapshots made while the program is running and updates its window accordingly
- Display type of change in history: new, modified, removed
- Added statistics view for backup devices / machines
- Info/Reveal supports CocoaTechs Path Finder
- Added 'Request a feature…' and 'Report a problem…' to Help menu
- User may configure, how much backup data is unusual. This setting is considered when visualizing the relative size of a snapshot or its deviation from the average size of snapshots
- Extended documentation
- Added auto index feature; New (unindexed) snapshots may optionally be indexed automatically, as soon as they appear
Bug fixes
- Icons in path control where not displayed correctly
- Reduced memory usage
- QuickLook now working for Snow Leopard as well
Version 1.8.4
29/11/09 22:58
Bug fixes
- Excluding items from backup did not work, when no items have been excluded using Time Machine System Preferences before
Version 1.8.3
19/11/09 20:40
Bug fixes
- Handle empty snapshots in a sensible way
- Adding/Removing non-standard backups now updates the list of devices
Version 1.8.2
28/10/09 18:36
Bug fixes
- fixed a bug which could crash BackupLoupe while looking for backup devices
Version 1.8.1
24/10/09 20:53
New features
- added preference option: support for file sizes as calculated by Snow Leopard (base 10)
Version 1.8
05/10/09 18:20
New features
- Added drag&drop copying (restoring) of files/directories
Version 1.7.1
28/09/09 04:12
Bug fixes
- Excluding files or folders from backups did not work for items in a users home directory
Version 1.7
28/08/09 07:49
New features
- color coded sizes of snapshots
- the auto-purge option is now split to distinguish between snapshots which cannot be found because they have been purged and snapshots which cannot be found because the backup device is not mounted.
Version 1.6
22/07/09 06:58
New features
- Provide information (type of file) about currently selected item in status bar
- Display how many times a file has been backed up and how much space this file occupies in all backups
- log level now configurable via defaults write com.soma-zone.BackupLoupe logLevel -integer [0..7], where 0 == emergence and 7 is debug; defaults to 4 (warning).
Version 1.5
10/07/09 11:40
New features
- Toolbar for improved usability
- Added 'Reveal in Finder' button
Version 1.4
08/07/09 05:43
- files/folders to exclude from TimeMachine backups can be specified in BackupLoupe
- Remove outdated caches upon exit
Version 1.3
20/06/09 07:39
New features / improvements
- drastically reduced memory usage
- instant load/save of cached results
- QuickLook panel will be updated if selection changes
- file/directory sizes are colored according to their magnitude
Bug fixes
- crash when saving scan results of large snapshots
- crash when switching between snapshots
Version 1.2
13/06/09 07:08
New features
- BackupLoupe notices device mount/unmount events
- the PathControl at the bottom is interactive now
Version 1.1.1
26/05/09 18:05
Bug fixes
- Fixed crash that could occur when selecting a backup after ‘scan all’
- Revived path control box
Version 1.1
25/05/09 23:15
New Features
- Configurable date format
- Window now remembers last position and size
Bug fixes
- Fixed the ‘Unable to save scan results’ error
Version 1.0
19/05/09 05:24
New Features
- Added documentation
- Improved scanning speed (>300%)
- Added ‘Open With…” menu item. (in addition to QuickView)
- Support for TimeCapsule (see documentation)
- Support for backups in non-standart locations
- Auto-save results on program exit
Bug fixes
- Improved stability
Version 1.0 Beta 2
10/05/09 09:10
New Features
- Built as Universal Binary (Hi Mike!)
- Scan results may now be saved. (Cmd-S)
- Saved results will be automatically loaded at restart.
- Removed snapshots are recognized and displayed in gray.
- If the size of a snapshot depends on a removed one, this snapshot will be displayed in italic.
- Removing of cached, but no longer existing drives, machines or snapshots is possible
- Improved usability
- Selecting a drive will show button to scan all backups for all backed up machines.
- Selecting a machine will show a button to scan all backups of this machine.
Bug fixes
- some display issues
- occasional crash while scanning
Miscellaneous changes
- Reduced memory footprint (still too high, though)
- Sizes are displayed in the same color as names (This one's for you, Max!)
Version 1.0 Beta 1
06/05/09 02:38
Initial version
TODO: Add support for remote backup drives (i.e. TimeCapsule)
TODO: Add support for remote backup drives (i.e. TimeCapsule)