textual-fspicker

Ensure the sdist gets shipped.

• Fixed a breaking change with threaded workers with newer versions of Textual (thanks to adeemm).
• Fixed the look and size of the main navigation control in all dialogs, taking into account recent default styling changes in Textual.

• Changed the underlying type of the dialog screens to be Path | None rather than Path.
• Changed the way the dialogs cancel. Instead of dismissing with no result, a result is now set to None. That is, if something is selected then a Path will be the result, if the user cancels then None is the result.
• Fixed SelectDirectory not showing the current selection on startup.

• Fixed the initial filter in the FileOpen and FileSave dialogs not applying on startup.

• Updated how the messages work to take into account changes around control.
• Updated dependency information making this require a Textual version of at least 0.27.0.

• Add support for setting an alternative to Path as the core of path handling in the library.
• Fixed a problem where text was unreadable when a Textual application was in light mode.

• Added FileSave.

• Moved much of the code in FileOpen into FileSystemPickerScreen, providing a common base class for other dialogs.
• Added SelectDirectory.

• Added the ability to style the content of the DirectoryNaviation widget.
• Added support for file filters to FileOpen.

• Typing a directory into the input control of the FileOpen dialog now changes the directory in the navigator and stays within the dialog.
• Sprinkled some PermissionError-handling code around the FileOpen dialog, so that if the user tries to go where they don't belong, the application won't blow up.
• Made it easier for the user of the library to restyle the look of the FileOpen dialog (documentation will follow for that at some point, but reading of the DEFAULT_CSS will give some ideas).
• Simplified the internals of prompt creation in the DirectoryNaviation widget, with a view to setting about improving what's shown and adding configurable styling pretty soon.

Very early release; still mucking about with it and where it's going.