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disconnections from external actions, and use that separation to perform safer disconnects
- When closing a database document, add a new notification, and use that to resolve retain cycles affecting connection processes
- Improve connection controller disconnection when the document is closed, fixing crashes, by building on those two features (addresses Issue #1396)
- Use some of the new functionality to improve SSH and MySQL connection cancellation, making both cancelable in the interface and making both respond much more quickly
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- When adding a new connection and name editing is entered, accept name changes without validating hostnames etc
- When deleting groups of nodes, ensure that passwords for child nodes are correctly removed from the Keychain
- Add remove item, rename item, and duplicate item entries to the connection interface gear menu (matching the contextual menu)
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editing on the connection screen (Issue #1339, Issue #1440):
- No longer save changes made to connection favourites as soon as the interface is updated
- Alter the interfaace if favourites are editing, offering to save the changes either to the old connection favourite or to a new favourite
- Add a "Test connection" button to verify changes before saving
- Add a "Quick Connect" entry to the top of the connection view's favourites list so a blank form is always available
- Use a custom highlight when editing favourites to show the favourite has changed but is still linked
- Reduce the margin on the left-hand side of the connection favourites list to increase the available space
- Alter favourite name generation, making it less aggressive when generating names from partial details (eg creating names of just "@") and removing the user
- Alter key icon usage to correctly update the button appearance if an SSL or SSH key is selected
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as well as fix all warnings related to the connection outlinew view.
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