onWatch v2.10.3

What's New

Features

• Codex OAuth provider support - track Codex usage quotas with OAuth-based authentication

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Full Changelog: v2.10.1...v2.10.3

v2.10.1 — Kubernetes Container Detection Fix

Bug Fixes

• Kubernetes container detection — IsDockerEnvironment() now also detects Kubernetes environments by checking for KUBERNETES_SERVICE_HOST env var and /var/run/secrets/kubernetes.io/serviceaccount mount. This fixes the "permission denied" error when running in k8s clusters where containerd/CRI-O don't create /.dockerenv like Docker does. (#7)

Download

Platform	Architecture	Binary
macOS	Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3)	onwatch-darwin-arm64
macOS	Intel	onwatch-darwin-amd64
Linux	x86_64	onwatch-linux-amd64
Linux	ARM64	onwatch-linux-arm64
Windows	x86_64	onwatch-windows-amd64.exe

Docker

docker pull ghcr.io/onllm-dev/onwatch:v2.10.1

Workaround (for users on older versions)

If you can't upgrade immediately, add --debug to your container command or set DOCKER_CONTAINER=1 in your pod's environment variables.

v2.10.0 — GitHub Copilot Provider Support (Beta)

What's New

🚀 GitHub Copilot Provider (Beta)

onWatch now supports GitHub Copilot as a 4th provider! Track your Premium Requests, Chat, and Completions quotas alongside Synthetic, Z.ai, and Anthropic.

Features

• Premium Requests Tracking — Monitor your monthly premium model request quota (300-1500 depending on plan)
• Unlimited Quotas — Chat and Completions show ∞ badges for unlimited quotas
• Monthly Reset Detection — Automatic cycle tracking based on quota_reset_date_utc
• Purple Accent Colors — GitHub Copilot branding in dashboard UI
• Beta Badge — Clear indication that this feature uses an undocumented API

Configuration

Add your GitHub Personal Access Token (classic) with the copilot scope to .env:

COPILOT_TOKEN=ghp_your_token_here

Generate a token at github.com/settings/tokens with the copilot scope.

Technical Details

• Uses GitHub's internal API: GET https://api.github.com/copilot_internal/user
• Authorization: Bearer token (GitHub PAT with copilot scope)
• Full TDD implementation with comprehensive test coverage
• Follows same architecture as other providers

Other Changes

• Updated all provider screenshots
• Added Copilot section to landing page
• Updated documentation across all files

⚠️ Important Note

GitHub Copilot tracking uses an undocumented internal API. While it works today, GitHub may change or disable this API without notice. This feature is marked as Beta accordingly.

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Full Changelog: v2.9.0...v2.10.0

onWatch v2.9.0

What's New in v2.9.0

Features

• Delta Display in Tables: All quota columns in Cycle Overview and Polling History now show delta values, making it easier to track usage changes between polling cycles
• Enhanced Polling History: Polling History table now displays all quotas in columns, matching the Cycle Overview layout for consistency
• Improved Cycle Overview: Active cycles are now included in the overview with improved sorting and visual styling

Fixes

• Session Tracking: Fixed quota order for Anthropic session tracking to ensure consistent display
• Security: Moved inline theme script to external file for CSP compliance
• Tracker: Fixed cycle detection to use hour precision for Synthetic provider and exclude reset snapshots from peak calculations

Changes

• Updated all dashboard screenshots for documentation
• Version bump to 2.9.0

Assets

Platform	Binary
macOS ARM64	onwatch-darwin-arm64
macOS AMD64	onwatch-darwin-amd64
Linux AMD64	onwatch-linux-amd64
Linux ARM64	onwatch-linux-arm64
Windows AMD64	onwatch-windows-amd64.exe

Installation

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/onllm-dev/onwatch/main/install.sh | bash

Or download the binary for your platform from the assets below.

v2.8.1

What's Changed

Bug Fixes

• fix(security): Move inline theme script to external file for CSP compliance
• fix(session): Use fixed quota order for Anthropic session tracking
  • Ensures 5-Hour, Weekly, and Sonnet columns display correct data
• fix(tracker): Exclude reset snapshot from peak to match cross-quota query
• fix(tracker): Use hour precision for Synthetic cycle detection
  • Prevents false cycle creation from minute-level API jitter

Features

• feat(cycle-overview): Include active cycles in cycle overview
  • Active cycles now appear at top with no end time
• feat(ui): Improved table sort styling with visual indicators

Installation

Download the binary for your platform and run:

chmod +x onwatch-*
./onwatch-darwin-arm64  # or your platform binary

Or update an existing installation:

./onwatch update

v2.7.0 — PWA Push Notifications (Beta) & SMTP Email Alerts

Downloads

Platform	Binary	Size
macOS (Apple Silicon)	onwatch-darwin-arm64	13 MB
macOS (Intel)	onwatch-darwin-amd64	14 MB
Linux (AMD64)	onwatch-linux-amd64	13 MB
Linux (ARM64)	onwatch-linux-arm64	13 MB
Windows (AMD64)	onwatch-windows-amd64.exe	14 MB

One-line install (macOS/Linux):

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/onllm-dev/onwatch/main/install.sh | bash

Or upgrade an existing installation:

onwatch update

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What's New in v2.7.0

PWA Support with Push Notifications (Beta)

onWatch is now a Progressive Web App — install it from your browser for a native app experience on desktop and mobile.

• Browser push notifications — Get system notifications when quotas cross warning or critical thresholds, or when quotas reset. No external push services required.
• Web Push protocol (VAPID) — Full RFC 8291 (content encryption) and RFC 8292 (VAPID JWT) implementation using only stdlib + existing golang.org/x/crypto. Zero new Go dependencies.
• VAPID keys auto-generated — ECDSA P-256 key pair created on first run and stored in the database. No configuration needed.
• Delivery channels — Choose email, push, or both in Settings → Notifications → Delivery Channels. Each channel can be toggled independently.
• Service worker — Minimal push-only service worker (no offline caching). Served from root /sw.js for full scope.
• PWA manifest — manifest.json with standalone display mode, teal theme color, and SVG icon. Browser shows "Install app" option.
• Test push button — Send a test push notification from the settings page (30s rate limit, same pattern as SMTP test).

SMTP Email Alerts (Stable)

The notification system from v2.6.0 is now fully documented across all user-facing pages:

• Per-quota threshold overrides — Set custom warning/critical thresholds for individual quotas
• SMTP password encryption — AES-256-GCM encryption at rest, key derived from admin password
• Three alert types — Warning (configurable %), Critical (configurable %), and Reset notifications

Notification Deduplication Fix

• Once per cycle per event — Notifications are now sent exactly once per reset cycle per quota+type (warning, critical, reset). Previously, the cooldown-based approach could re-send alerts every 30 minutes while a quota remained above threshold.
• Automatic log clearing — Notification log entries are cleared when a quota resets, allowing fresh alerts in the new cycle.

Windows Cross-Compilation Fix

• Added missing detectAnthropicCredentialsPlatform() and WriteAnthropicCredentials() to anthropic_token_windows.go — fixes the Windows build that broke after the OAuth token refresh feature in v2.6.0.

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Backend Changes

Component	Change
internal/notify/push.go	New — Web Push sender: VAPID key generation, RFC 8291 content encryption, RFC 8292 JWT signing, HTTP delivery
internal/notify/push_test.go	New — Tests for VAPID generation, encryption round-trip, JWT signing, send with httptest
internal/web/static/sw.js	New — Service worker for push event handling and notification click
internal/web/static/manifest.json	New — PWA manifest with standalone display mode
internal/notify/notify.go	Extended — Dual-channel dispatch (email + push), channel config, once-per-cycle dedup
internal/store/store.go	Extended — push_subscriptions table, CRUD methods, ClearNotificationLog()
internal/web/handlers.go	Extended — Push API endpoints, extended Notifier interface
internal/web/server.go	Extended — Routes for /sw.js, /manifest.json, push API; CSP worker-src 'self'
internal/web/middleware.go	Updated — isStaticAsset() includes /sw.js and /manifest.json
internal/web/templates/layout.html	Updated — <link rel="manifest"> and <meta name="theme-color">
internal/web/templates/settings.html	Extended — Delivery Channels section with email/push toggles
internal/web/static/app.js	Extended — SW registration, push subscription management, channel settings
internal/api/anthropic_token_windows.go	Fixed — Added missing OAuth credential detection and write stubs
main.go	Updated — notifier.ConfigurePush() call on startup

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Push Notification API Endpoints

Endpoint	Method	Description
/api/push/vapid	GET	Returns VAPID public key for push subscription
/api/push/subscribe	POST	Subscribe a push endpoint
/api/push/subscribe	DELETE	Unsubscribe a push endpoint
/api/push/test	POST	Send test push notification (30s rate limit)

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Performance

No measurable impact on RAM. Push components add < 1 KB steady-state memory:

Component	Cost
VAPID key pair in memory	~200 bytes
Push subscriptions (1-3 devices)	~500 bytes
sw.js + manifest.json (embed.FS)	~1 KB (already in binary)
HTTP POST per push send	~2 KB temp buffer

Idle RSS remains ~28 MB with all three providers polling.

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Dependency Impact

Zero new Go dependencies. Web Push uses:

• crypto/ecdsa, crypto/ecdh, crypto/elliptic (stdlib)
• crypto/aes, crypto/cipher (stdlib)
• golang.org/x/crypto/hkdf (already a dependency)
• encoding/base64, net/http (stdlib)

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Upgrade Guide

1. Download the binary for your platform or run onwatch update
2. Restart onWatch — the push_subscriptions table is created automatically
3. Open Settings → Notifications → Delivery Channels
4. Enable "Push Notifications" and allow browser permission when prompted
5. Click "Send Test Push" to verify

VAPID keys are generated automatically on first startup. No manual configuration required.

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Full Changelog

Since v2.5.1:

• feat: PWA support with push notifications (Beta) and SMTP email alerts
• feat(anthropic): OAuth token refresh and auth failure rate limiting
• feat(docker): Docker support with distroless base image
• feat(settings): Provider-grouped overrides, dual toggles, polling control
• refactor: Restructure project layout with docs/, tests/, app.sh entry point
• refactor(insights): Remove duplicate Avg Window Usage cards, add sublabel to stats
• ux(insights): Improve analyzing state for insufficient data
• test: Comprehensive E2E and integration testing suite
• docs: Update dashboard screenshots, fix capture tool for missing providers
• fix: Windows cross-compilation for Anthropic OAuth stubs
• fix: Notification dedup — once per cycle per event instead of cooldown-based

onWatch v2.5.1 — Security & Stability Release

onWatch v2.5.1 — Security & Stability Release

This release includes comprehensive security improvements and infrastructure enhancements to make onWatch production-ready.

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🔒 Security Enhancements

Password Security Upgrade

• Migrated from SHA-256 to bcrypt for password hashing
• bcrypt provides superior protection against brute-force attacks with adaptive cost factor
• Backward compatible — existing SHA-256 password hashes continue to work
• Automatic migration to bcrypt on next login

HTTP Security Headers

Added comprehensive security headers to all responses:

• X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff — Prevents MIME type sniffing
• X-Frame-Options: DENY — Blocks clickjacking attempts
• X-XSS-Protection: 1; mode=block — Legacy XSS protection
• Referrer-Policy: strict-origin-when-cross-origin — Controls referrer information
• Content-Security-Policy — Comprehensive CSP restricting resources to trusted domains

Session Cookie Security

• Secure flag — Cookies only transmitted over HTTPS (auto-detected)
• SameSite=Strict — Protection against CSRF attacks
• HttpOnly — Prevents JavaScript access to session tokens

Rate Limiting Framework

• IP-based rate limiting with configurable windows
• Returns 429 Too Many Requests with Retry-After header
• Support for X-Forwarded-For headers (proxy-friendly)

IP Whitelist Middleware

• CIDR notation support for network ranges
• Single IP support
• Comprehensive logging of blocked attempts

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📊 Backend Changes

Component	Change	Impact
Password Hashing	SHA-256 → bcrypt	Critical security improvement
Session Cookies	Added Secure, SameSite=Strict	High security improvement
HTTP Headers	5 new security headers	Medium security improvement
Rate Limiting	New framework	Infrastructure for DoS protection
IP Whitelist	New middleware	Infrastructure for access control

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🎯 Performance

• Binary size: ~13 MB (macOS/Linux), ~14 MB (Windows)
• RAM usage: Unchanged (~28 MB idle with all providers)
• Startup time: Unchanged (<100ms)
• All existing functionality: Preserved and tested

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🔄 Upgrade Guide

Automatic Update (Recommended)

onwatch update

Manual Update

1. Download the appropriate binary for your platform below
2. Replace your existing onwatch binary
3. Restart: onwatch stop && onwatch

No Configuration Changes Required

• All settings and data are preserved
• Database schema unchanged
• Environment variables unchanged

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📥 Downloads

Platform	Architecture	Size	Download
macOS	Apple Silicon (ARM64)	13 MB	onwatch-darwin-arm64
macOS	Intel (AMD64)	13 MB	onwatch-darwin-amd64
Linux	AMD64	13 MB	onwatch-linux-amd64
Linux	ARM64	13 MB	onwatch-linux-arm64
Windows	AMD64	14 MB	onwatch-windows-amd64.exe

One-line install:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/onllm-dev/onwatch/main/install.sh | bash

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🧪 Testing

• All tests pass: 8 packages, 100+ test cases
• Race detector: Verified (no race conditions)
• End-to-end testing: Login, dashboard, settings, password change
• Cross-platform: Verified on macOS, Linux, Windows
• Backward compatibility: Legacy password hashes work

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🛡️ Security Considerations for Production

While this release significantly improves security, please note:

1. HTTPS Required: The Secure cookie flag requires HTTPS in production
2. Reverse Proxy Recommended: Use nginx, Caddy, or Traefik with HTTPS
3. Strong Passwords: bcrypt protects weak passwords, but use strong ones
4. IP Whitelist: Consider enabling for public deployments
5. Rate Limiting: Enable if exposing to public networks

See SECURITY.md for detailed deployment guidance.

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📝 Full Changelog

Added:

• bcrypt password hashing with automatic migration
• 5 security headers (CSP, X-Frame-Options, etc.)
• Secure and SameSite=Strict cookie flags
• Rate limiting framework
• IP whitelist middleware
• Beta tag on Settings page
• Beta banner on landing page

Changed:

• Password hashing algorithm (SHA-256 → bcrypt)
• Cookie security flags enhanced
• README updated with beta notice

Deprecated:

• SHA-256 password hashes (still supported for backward compatibility)

Fixed:

• None (this is a security enhancement release)

Security:

• Critical: Replaced weak SHA-256 password hashing with bcrypt
• High: Added comprehensive HTTP security headers
• High: Enhanced session cookie security
• Medium: Added rate limiting infrastructure
• Medium: Added IP whitelist infrastructure

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🤝 Contributors

Thanks to everyone who contributed to this release through testing, feedback, and security audits.

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Full commit history: v2.5.0...v2.5.1

onWatch v2.5.0

🚀 onWatch v2.5.0 Released

📥 Download

Platform	Architecture	Binary	Size
macOS	Apple Silicon	onwatch-darwin-arm64	13 MB
macOS	Intel	onwatch-darwin-amd64	13 MB
Linux	x86_64	onwatch-linux-amd64	13 MB
Linux	ARM64	onwatch-linux-arm64	13 MB
Windows	x86_64	onwatch-windows-amd64.exe	14 MB

✨ What's New

Anthropic Token Auto-Detection Improvements

This release significantly improves Anthropic (Claude Code) token detection, particularly for users running onWatch as a systemd service:

• Systemd Service Support: Fixed token detection when $HOME environment variable is not available (common in systemd services)
• Dual Home Directory Resolution: Now attempts both os.UserHomeDir() (respects $HOME) and user.Current().HomeDir (reads from passwd database) for maximum compatibility
• Enhanced Debug Logging: Added detailed debug logs for credential file lookup failures to help diagnose detection issues
• Improved Error Handling: Better flow with explicit checks for empty tokens and credential parsing failures

Performance

• RAM Usage: Maintains ~28 MB idle footprint with all three providers polling
• Load Tested: 1,104 requests in 15 seconds with average response time of 2.58 ms
• Memory Efficient: No ORM, single SQLite connection, bounded buffers throughout

🔧 Backend Changes

Change	File	Description
Enhancement	internal/api/anthropic_token_unix.go	Improved token detection with fallback home directory resolution
Chore	.gitignore	Added perf-monitor artifacts to ignore list
Version	VERSION	Bumped to 2.5.0

⬆️ Upgrade Guide

macOS (Homebrew - coming soon)

brew upgrade onwatch

Manual Installation

1. Download the appropriate binary for your platform above
2. Stop the current onWatch instance: ./onwatch stop
3. Replace the binary: mv onwatch-darwin-arm64 /usr/local/bin/onwatch
4. Restart: ./onwatch

Self-Update (v2.4.0+)

If running v2.4.0 or later:

./onwatch update

📝 Full Changelog

• dfe1e4c chore: bump version to 2.5.0
• 758dfd0 feat: improve Anthropic token detection for systemd services
• 6fecc10 feat: cross-quota ratio insight card + docs update
• edcb7b5 feat: settings page with SMTP notifications and provider controls
• 1723117 fix: insight card layout and cycle overview raw values for Synthetic/Z.ai
• 392e1b5 fix: show days in duration format and use 2-column Anthropic card grid

🙏 Thanks

Thanks to all users providing feedback and reporting issues. The systemd service improvements in this release were driven by community reports.

v2.4.0: Memory Optimization + Server-Side Chart Downsampling

Downloads

Platform	Binary	Architecture
macOS (Apple Silicon)	onwatch-darwin-arm64	ARM64 (M1/M2/M3/M4)
macOS (Intel)	onwatch-darwin-amd64	x86_64
Linux	onwatch-linux-amd64	x86_64
Linux (ARM)	onwatch-linux-arm64	ARM64 (Raspberry Pi 4+, AWS Graviton)
Windows	onwatch-windows-amd64.exe	x86_64

One-line install (macOS/Linux):

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/onllm-dev/onwatch/main/install.sh | bash

Existing users: Click the update badge in the dashboard footer, or run onwatch update.

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What's New

Runtime Memory Optimization

onWatch now actively manages its memory footprint through Go runtime tuning. Three techniques work together to keep RSS low:

Technique	What It Does
GOMEMLIMIT=40MiB	Sets a soft heap limit that triggers MADV_DONTNEED on macOS/Linux, causing freed pages to actually be released back to the OS instead of being held as reclaimable (MADV_FREE)
GOGC=50	Triggers garbage collection at 50% heap growth instead of the default 100%, running GC more frequently with negligible CPU cost for an I/O-bound daemon
FreeOSMemory() goroutine	Every 5 minutes, forces the Go runtime to return unused memory to the OS, preventing RSS from permanently ratcheting up after transient allocations

This is a soft limit — it cannot crash the application. If the heap needs to exceed 40 MiB, Go simply exceeds the limit rather than OOM-killing.

SQLite Connection Pool Tuning

The default database/sql pool was creating multiple connections, each with its own 2 MB page cache. Now tuned to:

• MaxOpenConns=2 — allows one concurrent read + write
• MaxIdleConns=1 — keeps only one connection cached when idle
• cache_size=-500 (512 KB) — reduced from 2 MB, sufficient for sequential inserts

HTTP Transport Optimization

All four HTTP clients (Synthetic, Z.ai, Anthropic, and the updater) now use MaxIdleConns=1, MaxIdleConnsPerHost=1. Each client only talks to a single host, so the default pool of 100 idle connections was wasteful.

Server-Side Chart Downsampling

History endpoints now downsample large datasets to a maximum of 500 data points before sending to the browser. This keeps chart rendering fast without truncating your data:

• Algorithm: Even step sampling that always preserves the first and last data points
• Threshold: Only activates when the dataset exceeds 500 points (e.g., 7-day view at 1-minute polling = ~10,080 points → 500)
• No data loss: The full dataset is still queried from SQLite; only the JSON response is thinned
• Time ranges unaffected: No artificial SQL LIMIT on chart/history endpoints — the time range remains the natural bound

Anthropic Query Optimization

The raw_json column (stored on every Anthropic snapshot INSERT for debugging) is no longer loaded on queries. This avoids unnecessary memory allocations when rendering the dashboard.

Bounded Cycle Table Queries

Cycle history endpoints now cap results at 200 per quota type, and insight cycle queries cap at 50. The frontend already paginates client-side, so this has zero visual impact while preventing unbounded memory growth as cycle history accumulates.

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Performance

Measured with tools/perf-monitor while all three provider agents (Synthetic, Z.ai, Anthropic) ran in parallel:

Metric	v2.3.4	v2.4.0	Budget
Idle RSS (avg)	27.5 MB	28.0 MB	30 MB
Idle RSS (P95)	27.5 MB	28.0 MB	30 MB
Load RSS (avg)	28.5 MB	35.1 MB	50 MB
Load RSS (P95)	29.0 MB	35.9 MB	50 MB
Load delta	+0.9 MB	+7.1 MB	<20 MB
Throughput	1,160 reqs/15s	1,104 reqs/15s	—
Avg API response	0.28 ms	0.75 ms	<5 ms
Avg dashboard	0.69 ms	2.58 ms	<10 ms

Why is load RSS higher? The downsampling allocates temporary slices to process the full dataset before thinning. This is a deliberate tradeoff: the previous v2.3.4 numbers reflected hardcoded LIMIT 200 SQL queries that truncated 7-day charts. v2.4.0 queries the full time range and downsamples server-side, preserving data fidelity. Idle RSS (the number that matters for a background daemon) remains well within budget.

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Backend Changes

File	Change
main.go	Added GOMEMLIMIT, GOGC, FreeOSMemory goroutine
internal/store/store.go	MaxOpenConns=2, MaxIdleConns=1, cache_size=-500
internal/api/client.go	MaxIdleConns=1 on HTTP transport
internal/api/zai_client.go	MaxIdleConns=1 on HTTP transport
internal/api/anthropic_client.go	MaxIdleConns=1 on HTTP transport
internal/update/update.go	MaxIdleConns=1 on HTTP transport
internal/store/anthropic_store.go	Removed raw_json from SELECT queries
internal/web/handlers.go	Added downsampleStep() + maxChartPoints=500, applied to all 4 history handlers; cycle queries capped at 200, insight cycles at 50

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Upgrade Guide

From v2.3.x: Update via dashboard or onwatch update. No configuration changes needed — all optimizations are internal.

From source:

git pull origin main
make build
./onwatch stop && ./onwatch

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Full Changelog

v2.3.4...v2.4.0

v2.3.4 — Bulletproof systemd Self-Update

Downloads

Platform	Binary	Architecture
macOS (Apple Silicon)	onwatch-darwin-arm64	ARM64 (M1/M2/M3/M4)
macOS (Intel)	onwatch-darwin-amd64	x86_64
Linux	onwatch-linux-amd64	x86_64
Linux (ARM)	onwatch-linux-arm64	ARM64 (Raspberry Pi 4+, AWS Graviton)
Windows	onwatch-windows-amd64.exe	x86_64

What's Fixed

Apply()-Time systemd Migration

v2.3.3 added startup migration to fix the systemd unit file, but it only worked when the new binary got to execute (v2.3.0 → v2.3.3 path where the old binary spawns a child). For v2.3.1 → v2.3.3, the old binary's Restart() called os.Exit(0) without spawning anything, so the new binary's migration code never ran.

v2.3.4 fixes this by moving the migration into Apply() itself. Now the unit file is fixed while the current process is still alive, before Restart() is ever called. This means:

• Even if Restart() does os.Exit(0), the unit already has Restart=always
• systemd will auto-restart the service after the process exits
• The new binary starts and everything works

Three layers of protection (from v2.3.4+):

When	What	Why
Apply()	Fixes unit file before Restart()	Ensures Restart=always before any exit
Restart()	Runs systemctl restart	Proper systemd lifecycle management
Startup	MigrateSystemdUnit() before stopPreviousInstance()	Safety net for spawn-based upgrades

Cumulative fixes (v2.3.1–v2.3.4)

• v2.3.1: Anthropic token auto-refresh, systemd detection
• v2.3.2: systemctl restart in Restart(), Anthropic 401 retry
• v2.3.3: Startup unit migration, service name auto-detection from cgroup
• v2.3.4: Apply()-time unit migration (this release)

Current State

If your service is stopped after a failed update from v2.3.1:

systemctl start onwatch

This starts v2.3.3 (already on disk from the previous update), which fixes the unit file. Then trigger the update to v2.3.4 from the dashboard — this time it will restart automatically.

Full Changelog

v2.3.3...v2.3.4