SysManager 1.114.7: prenos za Windows

[1.114.7] - 2026-09-28
A cleanup run from the command line or Scheduled Maintenance now stays in Recent Activity while SysManager
is open. The open app used to erase it the next time it recorded something itself.
Fixed
- Dashboard: Recent Activity keeps the runs another SysManager process records. A command-line or
scheduled cleanup is a separate process and writes its entry to the same history file. The open app had
read that file once, at startup, and wrote its own list back each time it recorded an action, so the next
action erased the scheduled run's entry for good. Until then the Dashboard did not show the entry either,
because it listed the app's own copy. The history is now read from the file each time it is shown, and each
new entry is added to what the file holds at that moment, under a lock that the other process honours too,
so neither process can erase the other's entries. Present since command-line and scheduled runs started
recording themselves in v1.101.1.
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