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fix: reload tint colors while running

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Valdemar Høgsvig Lorenzen
2026-10-22 16:07:22 +02:00
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@@ -165,13 +165,13 @@ accent = "#82aaff" # Optional personal override
Precedence is personal `[colors]` → tint-generated colors → built-in sunset colors. Omit `[colors]` to follow tint without overrides. Omit `theme`, or set it to `"sunset"` before any table, to ignore the generated palette. tint never overwrites `config.toml`; edit that file, not the generated `theme.json`. Both processes must use the same configuration directory.
Conjure reads colors once at launch. Quit and reopen it after editing configuration or applying a tint theme, including automatic light/dark switches. Invalid TOML, invalid generated JSON, unknown keys, unsupported themes, invalid colors, or a missing selected tint palette cause a full fallback to sunset and a file-specific error in Settings. Normal launches open Settings to show the error; login launches leave it available for the next time Settings opens.
Conjure watches `config.toml` and the generated `theme.json` while running. Applying a tint theme, including automatic system light/dark switches, updates existing windows and tools without restarting or clearing searches, notes, selections, or translation results. Personal configuration edits also apply live. In-place saves and atomic file replacements are supported, including configuration directories created after launch. Invalid configuration at startup falls back to sunset and reports a file-specific error in Settings; invalid live edits keep the last valid palette and log the diagnostic, then recover automatically when the file is fixed.
## System theme
Search for **Toggle System Theme**, identified by its centered 🌗 icon (try `theme` or `system`), and press Return to switch macOS from light to dark appearance or back. Selecting it in the launcher dismisses Conjure on success. Its global shortcut runs in the background without presenting a window or changing the current launcher view. You can favorite it or assign a shortcut in Settings; existing theme keybindings and favorites survive the rename.
The first use may ask permission to control **System Events**. Allow it under **System Settings → Privacy & Security → Automation → Conjure**. If permission is denied or macOS reports an error, Conjure shows the failure in the visible launcher or a standalone alert when the launcher is hidden. Conjure's own launcher keeps its configured colors and existing presentation; switching macOS appearance does not reload its palette.
The first use may ask permission to control **System Events**. Allow it under **System Settings → Privacy & Security → Automation → Conjure**. If permission is denied or macOS reports an error, Conjure shows the failure in the visible launcher or a standalone alert when the launcher is hidden. With `theme = "tint"`, Conjure follows the palette generated by tint's automatic appearance switching; its frosted-glass treatment and layout remain unchanged.
Commands explicitly declare `Application.Command.presentsView`. The shared dispatcher routes action-only commands before any launcher presentation; new commands must choose their behavior in the exhaustive metadata switch. Command IDs remain independent of display names so renaming does not reset saved shortcuts, favorites, or usage.