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  • v0.9.73 9a8a8712bc

    v0.9.73 Stable

    calum released this 2026-09-02 08:05:23 +01:00 | 4 commits to main since this release

    0.9.73 — drag a patch to move it

    Press and hold a patched port and slide it to another port on the same
    switch, iOS-icon style. The candidate under the pointer paints green if
    the drop is legal and red if it is not; release on green to commit, and
    release on red, outside the grid, or Escape to cancel with nothing
    written. The patch panel screen gets the same gesture for moving a run
    between slots.

    A move relocates the port's state — trunk or access, VLANs and all —
    onto the destination exactly as it was. The vacated port goes empty. The
    device at the other end of the cable is never touched: only the cable's
    switch-side endpoint moves.

    Cable data survives the move. A move re-points one end of the
    existing cable rather than deleting and recreating it, so cable id,
    type, length, route, chain, sequence and notes all come through intact —
    and the Cable Schedule keeps reading them.

    PoE, speed and media type stay with the physical port, because they
    describe the socket rather than the patch.

    Refused, and reverted without writing: dropping on a port that is
    already patched, dragging a LAG member or dropping onto one (it would
    break the port-channel silently), and moving between copper and SFP.
    Dropping onto a disabled port is allowed — the incoming config
    overwrites it and the port stops being disabled.

    Clicking a port still opens the patch panel exactly as before; the drag
    only starts after a brief hold or a few pixels of movement.

    No schema change, no migration. Client-only release — the library
    service is unchanged.

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