Changelog

All notable changes to MobCrew are documented in this file. This project follows Semantic Versioning.

Unreleased

Versioned session recovery for running, paused, and pending-break sessions, including safe reconciliation when a timer expired while the app was closed.
Optional breaks with an explicit Take Break or Skip Break decision and a completion alert.
Separate, live status for Notification authorization and Launch at Login registration, with recovery links when macOS requires user action.
Accessible transition announcements, contextual control descriptions, keyboard roster ordering, and a scrollable, responsive roster for larger teams.

Unified the main window, menu bar, floating timer, and break screen around one phase-aware session model with consistent Start, Pause, Resume, Reset, Skip, and break behavior.
Made countdowns deadline-based so delayed refreshes, sleep, and wake do not lose elapsed time.
Duration changes while a timer is running or paused now apply to the next turn; idle changes apply immediately. Both duration controls use the same 1–60 minute range.
Roster removal and reordering now preserve the current driver's identity when possible.
The ⌘⇧L global shortcut no longer requests Accessibility permission; Settings reports Carbon registration failures and provides a retry action.
Migrated the app and tests to Swift 6 and added deterministic coverage for session transitions, timer recovery, persistence, roster invariants, and macOS integration status.

Skipping during a break no longer advances the roster or starts a regular timer inside break state.
Delayed timer delivery no longer makes the countdown run slow or complete more than once.
Corrupt, incompatible, or repeatedly restored session snapshots fall back safely without erasing the saved roster or settings.
Notification and Launch at Login controls no longer imply success when macOS denied or failed an operation.

MobCrew still requires macOS 14 or later.
This release remains ad-hoc signed and is not Developer ID signed or notarized. macOS may require confirmation in System Settings → Privacy & Security on first launch.
The release artifact's supported architectures must be confirmed and recorded during qualification.

Initial public release of the native macOS mob programming timer.
Configurable turn timer with sound alerts.
Driver and navigator roster management with drag-and-drop reordering.
Floating always-on-top timer, break overlay, menu bar integration, global keyboard shortcut, and dark mode support.