Changelog

• Choose exactly what to export. A new dialog lets you pick the columns and the format — CSV or JSON — and the CSV comes out clean.
• Fetch full message payloads. Large bodies come through complete, not capped.

• Export matches your filters. Download exactly the messages you've filtered to — or the whole queue, your choice.
• Add new messages without clearing your cache. A fetch can keep what you already have and append only the new ones.

• Translation fix.

• Search by more than one value at once, matching all terms or any of them.
• Faster fetching from quorum queues.
• More responsive fetching — smoother progress and a quicker start.
• A warning before repeated fetches can affect your messages.

• Replay a bulk drop exactly. Save and reuse the seed that reproduces a run.

• Correlated dates in bulk publish — tie one date field to another so start/end pairs make sense.
• Dead-letter queues show the error first, with resizable, remembered columns.
• Nested collections in bulk publish — lists of objects, each with its own sub-list.
• Conflicting fields are flagged as you build a bulk schema.

• Reproducible bulk drops. An optional seed regenerates the exact same messages on demand.

• A library of saved messages — keep message shapes by name and reuse them anywhere.
• Turn a real message into a template, keeping its shape but not its contents.
• Headers that carry a value from their own message.
• Import and export your message library.
• Mark which queues are dead-letter queues for an error-first layout.
• A damaged local cache explains itself and repairs in one click. Your messages in RabbitMQ are never affected.

• Build a message schema from a real payload. Paste a message and the form is built from it.
• Fixed values for fields that must match real data.
• A full field reference inside the Bulk publish window.
• Full header names in the message detail.
• Read the cache without the broker — search and export what you already downloaded, offline.
• A slow environment no longer blocks the app.
• Headers are sent exactly as written, in Publish and Republish alike.

• Dates in your own format, with an optional range. Times are UTC.
• Real JSON arrays in generated messages.
• A null field type, in bodies and headers.
• Every field type shows what it accepts.

• Connection tests report the vhost and its queues.
• The queue list says where it looked when a sidebar is empty.

• The trial tells you when it's ending. Your cached messages and environments are never touched.

• Reclaim disk space from a cleared cache, when there's something worth reclaiming.

Development builds, before the app was generally available. What they brought:

• Signed and notarized by Apple.
• Report a bug from inside the app, with diagnostics shown to you first.
• Cache size per environment, cleared without needing the broker.
• Visible progress on every broker action.
• A separate AMQP host for brokers whose management and message ports differ.
• Precise partial fetches.