runwisp Files

Improved

• Friendlier error messages on the CLI. When the daemon rejects a login, runs out of retries after too many failed attempts, or another process is blocking the port, runwisp and runwisp tui now print a clearly formatted, coloured error with concrete next steps — instead of a single long line buried in a log message. Login rate-limit responses from the daemon are also detected and explained, so you no longer get a generic "auth failed" when you just need to wait a few minutes.
• Significantly reduced memory and disk footprint. The daemon now uses ~20% less memory at idle (27 MB → 22 MB) and the binary is ~22% smaller (23 MB → 18 MB). On memory-constrained machines this means more headroom for your actual workloads. The daemon also returns memory to the OS more aggressively after cleanup runs, and caps its own memory usage at 128 MiB by default (overridable via GOMEMLIMIT).
• Daemon startup is faster and more reliable. The internal coordination between the health poller, log tailer, and PID watcher during runwisp daemon startup has been simplified; fatal log lines now abort startup immediately with no extra delay.
• Log streaming reconnects are more consistent. The SSE reconnect and back-off strategy for live log tails in the web UI is now handled by the same code that governs all other SSE streams, eliminating a separate implementation that could drift from the main one.

What's Changed

• clarifying vision by @riki137 in https://github.com/runwisp/runwisp/pull/6
• Memory usage optimizations by @riki137 in https://github.com/runwisp/runwisp/pull/7
• v0.1.2 by @riki137 in https://github.com/runwisp/runwisp/pull/8

Full Changelog: https://github.com/runwisp/runwisp/compare/v0.1.1...v0.1.2