Quicker navigation and another column

This patch introduces several new features:

• Go to source via shortcut (Ctrl+T), see #110
• Go to line via shortcut (Ctrl+G), see #72
• Introduced "delta times" column, see #124
• The scroll speed can be adjusted via settings and has been increased to 2 by default, see #126

Also fixes several bugs:
#79, #128, #132, #133, #134,

Improved merged data sources

This release features several improvements to merged data sources:

• A column which displays the original data source's filename has been introduced #98
• Merged data sources can be renamed #123
• Debug messages are displayed in gray by default

Some more features are in the works in will be released with the following minor patches 0.7.1 etc...

Minor bugfixes

This patch fixes two bugs introduced with the last release: #103 and #104

Improved plugins

This release features an improved plugin system that allows multiple plugin versions to coexist. Tailviewer always uses the latest (working) plugin it can find.

Plugins are also expected to be packed into a single archive. This can be achieved using archive.exe which is part of the Tailviewer.Api nuget package.

The page to display installed plugins has been improved (less ugly) and some minor annoyances have been fixed:

• Wrong error message when a file does exist, but cannot be opened
• A progress bar shows the status of filtering / reading the log file

Plugins!

This release features the first incantation of a plugin system that allows Tailviewer to extract log files from 3rd-party files, as long as someone has written a plugin for just that.

A sample implementation for such a plugin can be found here.

Performance improvements and many bugfixes

v0.6.0

Fixed release date

More minor fixes

Fixed an issue introduced with the previous release v0.5.2

Minor fixes

This minor update features a few small bugfixes and some quality of life improvements:

• The export directory can be configured
• The data sources side panel also accepts files via drag and drop

Bookmarks!

This release features the first version of bookmarks: You can place them on a selected line (or lines) and then use them to quickly jump to them (even across data sources). Unfortunately, bookmarks are not saved in between sessions, nor do they behave as expected when placing them while a data source is filtered, but those kinks will be ironed out soon.

Export to file

This release contains a new feature: The currently selected data source (as filtered) can be exported to a file with just one click. Oh, and I've finally got the repeat buttons on the horizontal scrollbar working.