Published legal terms, a complete file tree, and steadier cloud projects
Pekan now ships with its first active end-user licence agreement and publishes matching legal pages for the website. The exact approved EULA text is stored as a versioned source, bundled into the desktop app, included beside portable builds, and shown by the Windows installer. Privacy, website terms, licence details, and the EULA are linked from the website footer and from Help in the app. These pages are ready for direct access but intentionally remain excluded from search indexing while the surrounding website design and content are still being prepared for launch.
The project file tree now shows every readable file and directory except Git's internal .git folder. Hidden and ignored entries remain available when you need them, with quieter styling so generated files and local configuration do not compete visually with the files you work in most often. This makes the tree a dependable view of the actual checkout instead of a partial view shaped by ignore rules, while preserving the existing file actions and navigation.
Cloud projects also remain visible after a local project is renamed. Renaming refreshes the local project catalogue, but that refresh no longer replaces the combined sidebar list with local entries alone. The app keeps cloud-server project snapshots alongside the refreshed local projects, and the new coverage exercises rename and refresh flows so future catalogue changes cannot silently hide remote workspaces again. Together, these changes make the app clearer about its terms, more honest about the files in a project, and more reliable when local and cloud work are used side by side.
Highlights
- The approved EULA is active in the app, installer, portable builds, Help, and website.
- The file tree shows all readable project files except the internal .git directory.
- Cloud projects stay visible when a local project is renamed.