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last-update: 3-20-2022
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# PowerToys Awake Changelog
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## Builds
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The build ID can be found in `Program.cs` in the `BuildId` variable - it is a unique identifier for the current builds that allows better diagnostics (we can look up the build ID from the logs) and offers a way to triage Awake-specific issues faster independent of the PowerToys version. The build ID does not carry any significance beyond that within the PowerToys code base.
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The build ID moniker is made up of two components - a reference to a [Halo](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halo_(franchise)) character, and the date when the work on the specific build started in the format of `MMDDYYYY`.
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| Build ID | Build Date |
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|:----------------------------------------------------------|:-----------------|
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| [`ATRIOX_04132023`](#ATRIOX_04132023-april-13-2023) | April 13, 2023 |
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| [`LIBRARIAN_03202022`](#librarian_03202022-march-20-2022) | March 20, 2022 |
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| `ARBITER_01312022` | January 31, 2022 |
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### `ATRIOX_04132023` (April 13, 2023)
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- Moves from using `Task.Run` to spin up threads to actually using a blocking queue that properly sets thread parameters on the same thread.
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- Moves back to using native Windows APIs through P/Invoke instead of using a package.
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- Move away from custom logging and to built-in logging that is consistent with the rest of PowerToys.
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- Updates `System.CommandLine` and `System.Reactive` to the latest preview versions of the package.
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### `LIBRARIAN_03202022` (March 20, 2022)
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- Changed the tray context menu to be following OS conventions instead of the style offered by Windows Forms. This introduces better support for DPI scaling and theming in the future.
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- Custom times in the tray can now be configured in the `settings.json` file for awake, through the `tray_times` property. The property values are representative of a `Dictionary<string, int>` and can be in the form of `"YOUR_NAME": LENGTH_IN_SECONDS`:
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```json
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{
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"properties": {
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"awake_keep_display_on": true,
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"awake_mode": 2,
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"awake_hours": 0,
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"awake_minutes": 3,
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"tray_times": {
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"Custom length": 1800,
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"Another custom length": 3600
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}
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},
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"name": "Awake",
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"version": "1.0"
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}
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```
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- Proper Awake background window closure was implemented to ensure that the process collects the correct handle instead of the empty one that was previously done through `System.Diagnostics.Process.GetCurrentProcess().CloseMainWindow()`. This likely can help with the Awake process that is left hanging after PowerToys itself closes.
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