pushary 1.9.82 → 1.9.84

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 # Changelog
 
+## 1.9.84
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+- When an owner or admin turns session history off for the workspace, Pushary passes over the conversation written while it is off, so turning history back on starts from that moment instead of uploading the gap. This needs Pushary running on that computer while history is off. A session left unused for more than two days and then resumed is read as a new session, so its recent part can still upload, including what was written while history was off. The Mac app's history helper gets this in its next release.
+- The background service remembers how far it has read each conversation across restarts, so an upgrade or reboot no longer re-reads and re-sends the recent part of every conversation.
+- Long Gemini, Cursor and Hermes sessions no longer re-upload the whole conversation each time an old message passes the history window.
+- If Claude Code accepts the background service's wake three times while a phone instruction still has not arrived, Pushary stops waking that session for half an hour instead of starting a new turn every minute. Your phone says the instruction is waiting for activity in that session. A session that closes and opens again is woken again.
+- `pushary transcripts trust --rotate` now also clears the phone key that Gemini, Cursor and Hermes history was pinned to, for every Pushary account the command line uses on this computer, so those sessions resume after a phone key change.
+- Hermes (plugin 0.9.1): session history is exported only for the Pushary account this computer is signed in to. The check used to compare the key it was given with itself, so it allowed any key. A computer where only Hermes has the key, because `npx pushary@latest setup` never ran there, no longer saves Hermes history; the plugin says so once per Hermes process.
+- Hermes: the history exporter rewrites its local snapshot only when the conversation changed, and asks the CLI for permission about once a minute instead of every five seconds. A session too large to export is no longer read again every five seconds.
+- Hermes: local conversation snapshots in `~/.pushary/hermes-history` are deleted after 48 hours without a change.
+- Hermes sessions no longer show `.hermes` as their folder on your phone.
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 ## 1.9.82
 
 - The background service that starts sessions from your phone now survives `brew upgrade node`. On a Mac or Linux computer where Node.js comes from Homebrew, it was pinned to Homebrew's versioned Node.js folder, which the upgrade deletes. Setup, `pushary upgrade` and `pushary daemon install` now pin it to Homebrew's stable link, and `pushary doctor` says when a service is still pinned to a version folder.