docs/notes-3.7.6.txt

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Version 3.7.6

Version 3.7.5 was accidentally built without the
bug fixes below. This release includes them.

Improvements:
- The Companion setup wizard no longer asks for an
  API key when AI already works, or when you chose
  a model manually in Settings > General > AI. If
  that model isn’t set up yet, the wizard says so
  and lets you finish setup anyway.
- AI API keys are now sent automatically only to
  their own provider’s servers. Before, the
  Automatic API key choice could send your OpenAI
  key to a gateway such as OpenRouter or a company
  gateway hosted on Azure. Models you already set
  up keep sending the key they sent before.

Bug Fixes:
- Fixed crashes when a Set Profile Setting trigger
  fired, when a trigger had no regex (such as an
  event trigger written by hand in a Dynamic
  Profile), when the bell rang in a profile whose
  Bell Sound wasn’t a sound name, and when using a
  tmux integration window that was left open after
  detaching.
- Answering “Always” to “Close tmux windows after
  detaching?” now closes only the tmux integration
  windows left open by the detach. It used to
  close every session in the app.
- When an administrator turns off generative AI,
  AI chat timers and watches no longer send
  anything to the AI model, and Edit > Engage
  Artificial Intelligence in the Composer shows
  the lockout alert instead of sending your text.
- Debug logs no longer include AI API keys or the
  values of custom HTTP headers configured for AI
  models.
- Command safety checks that use a cheaper model
  now keep a manually configured model’s custom
  headers, API key choice, and model name. Before,
  they could send the request with a different key
  or ask for a model your endpoint doesn’t have.
- Choosing a Preset in the manual AI model editor
  now also resets its custom headers and API key
  choice.
- Stopping an AI chat reply while another chat is
  also replying no longer cancels the other chat’s
  reply, and the stopped reply now really stops
  downloading instead of running (and using up
  tokens) until it finishes.
- Stopping an AI chat reply and then sending
  another message no longer shows the rest of the
  stopped reply as the answer to the new message.
- AI chats now keep their session links, watches,
  and timers across a quit when window restoration
  brings the sessions back, including watches on
  tmux integration panes. Timers no longer fire
  before windows are restored, and unlinking a
  chat from its session no longer cancels its
  timers.
- Editing or deleting an AI chat message now fully
  removes the later conversation, so the AI no
  longer sees leftover command results from it,
  and a message you deleted while the AI was still
  replying is no longer sent.
- Fixed Notify on Status Change reporting that a
  session changed from “none” when its status had
  already been set before you turned the
  notification on, and alerting when a program
  merely restated that status.
- The Prevent Sleep setting in Settings > Profiles
  > Session now takes effect when you click it,
  and keeps preventing sleep after Session >
  Restart Session or Undo Close.
- A program that sends a flood of status reports
  (OSC 7501) no longer makes iTerm2 fall far
  behind and use a lot of memory.
- The AI Usage toolbar item now finds the claude
  command when iTerm2 was opened from the Dock,
  uses the CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR set in your shell,
  and no longer uses gigabytes of memory when a
  custom usage command prints too much.
- Installing or reinstalling the Claude Code
  Integration no longer replaces a Claude Code
  settings.json that has a syntax error, which
  erased all your other Claude Code settings. It
  now leaves the file alone and asks you to fix it
  and try again. The integration’s hook is also no
  longer removed when CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR names
  ~/.claude in a different way.
- Fixed restored sessions bringing lines that had
  been erased by a clear screen back onto the
  screen, above the newer output, with the cursor
  in the wrong place.
- When an SSH Integration connection dropped, for
  example because the ssh process or the remote
  server was killed, the session hung: nothing you
  typed afterward appeared. It now ends the
  connection and returns to the local shell.
- In a session that ssh’ed to another machine
  without SSH Integration, the current directory
  (and paths used by Upload and Paste Path) no
  longer switches to the local Mac’s directory
  after you run a command.
- Uploading several files that have the same name
  in one SSH Integration paste now keeps all of
  them instead of overwriting one with another.
- The Internet-Free Install of shell integration
  no longer gets stuck at its first step for zsh
  users, and that step can no longer be skipped,
  which made later steps write to an invalid path.
- Cockpit fixes: Opt-Return and Opt-Shift-Return
  now send instead of erasing what you typed, only
  the selected text is sent when there is a
  selection, the caret and chips no longer jump or
  change when a session’s status changes, and text
  on a line with an @-mention chip is no longer
  misaligned.
- Floating pane fixes: Undo Close now restores a
  floating pane even after its undo timeout,
  reattaching to a tmux session no longer moves
  floats that sit beyond column 80, and a native
  session is never put into a tmux integration tab
  as a floating pane.
- In tmux integration, a layout change made by
  tmux while Find > Filter was open on a pane no
  longer hides pane %0 or moves keyboard focus
  away from the filtered pane.
- Password manager fixes: in “Require
  Authentication on Every Open” mode it now asks
  every time it opens, including the standalone
  window, shows no accounts until you
  authenticate, and shows the website login sheet
  instead of a system prompt for each login. In
  “Once per Launch and after Screen Locks” mode,
  locking the screen now locks it again even when
  it was only unlocked to save a website password.
- Fixed a bug where turning on “Use AI to check
  safety of commands before running them” on a Mac
  without Apple Intelligence was turned back off
  the first time you used AI chat, which then
  asked whether to enable it again.
- With macOS’s “Add period with double-space” on,
  typing two spaces in the terminal after using
  the Composer no longer types “. ”.
- Move Tab Left and Move Tab Right no longer unpin
  a pinned tab and put it into a neighboring tab
  group.
- Session Status now follows a session rename.
- `it2 session list --format` now works. The
  bundled it2 was out of date.
- {{FILE}} in an AI command suggestion now expands
  to the whole filename instead of the part you
  hadn’t typed yet.
- With the GPU renderer off, a color change in the
  middle of a right-to-left word no longer paints
  the whole word in one color.
- When no valid UNIX locale matches your language
  and region, the prompt to pick one now appears
  as a normal dialog the first time a hotkey
  window opens, instead of as a sheet on the
  not-yet-visible window.
- Closing the Companion setup wizard while it is
  installing now cancels setup. Before, it kept
  going, asked for an administrator password with
  no explanation, and reopened the wizard if you
  declined. Cmd-W now closes the wizard instead of
  a terminal session.
- Finder’s Get Info now shows iTerm2’s real
  version in every language instead of “3.7.dev”.