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cmd/wsh/cmd/wshcmd-view.go
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func init() {
viewCmd.Flags().BoolVarP(&viewMagnified, "magnified", "m", false, "open view in magnified mode")
rootCmd.AddCommand(viewCmd)
editCmd.Flags().BoolVarP(&viewMagnified, "magnified", "m", false, "open view in magnified mode")
rootCmd.AddCommand(editCmd)
}

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| autoupdate:intervalms | float64 | time in milliseconds to wait between update checks (requires app restart) |
| autoupdate:installonquit | bool | whether to automatically install updates on quit (requires app restart) |
| autoupdate:channel | string | the auto update channel "latest" (stable builds), or "beta" (updated more frequently) (requires app restart) |
| tab:preset | string | a "bg@" preset to automatically apply to new tabs. e.g. `bg@green`. should match the preset key |
| widget:showhelp | bool | whether to show help/tips widgets in right sidebar |
| window:transparent | bool | set to true to enable window transparency (cannot be combined with `window:blur`) (macOS and Windows only, requires app restart, see [note on Windows compatibility](https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/tutorial/window-customization#limitations)) |
| window:blur | bool | set to enable window background blurring (cannot be combined with `window:transparent`) (macOS and Windows only, requires app restart, see [note on Windows compatibility](https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/tutorial/window-customization#limitations)) |

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If you add your own termthemes.json file in the config directory, you can also add your own custom terminal themes (just follow the same format).
You can set the key `tab:preset` in your [Wave Config File](/config) to apply a theme to all new tabs.
<div style={{ clear: "both" }} />
#### Font Size

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# Release Notes
### v0.10.0 &mdash; Dec 10, 2024
Wave Terminal v0.10.0 introduces workspaces, making it easier to manage multiple work environments. We've added powerful new command execution capabilities with `wsh run`, allowing you to launch and control commands in dedicated blocks. This release also brings significant improvements to SSH with a new connections configuration system for managing your remote environments.
- **Workspaces**: Organize your work into separate environments, each with their own tabs, layouts, and settings
- **Command Blocks**: New `wsh run` command for launching terminal commands in dedicated blocks, with support for magnification, auto-closing, and execution control
- **[Connections]** New configuration system for managing SSH connections, with support for WSH-free operation
- **[UI]** Improved tab management with better switching behavior and context menus
- New tab features including pinned tabs and drag-and-drop improvements
- Create, rename, and delete files/directories directly in directory preview
- Added Perplexity API integration
- `wsh setbg` command for background handling
- Switched from Less to SCSS for styling
- [bugfix] Fixed tab flickering issues during tab switches
- [bugfix] Corrected WaveAI text area resize behavior
- [bugfix] Fixed concurrent block controller start issues
- Upgraded Go toolchain to 1.23.4
- Other bug fixes, performance improvements, and dependency updates
### v0.9.3 &mdash; Nov 20, 2024
New minor release that introduces Wave's connected computing extensions. We've introduced new `wsh` commands that allow you to store variables and files, and access them across terminal sessions (on both local and remote machines).