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Make the installed-app smoke test portable on Windows - #44

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Summary

  • tolerate the WebView storage API denial on Windows, where each smoke run already uses a fresh temporary profile
  • keep clearing shared application history for the Debian/AppImage sequence on Linux
  • carry the unpublished release candidate forward as v0.1.7
  • refresh the canonical binary and signer-image hashes for v0.1.7

Why

The v0.1.6 tag was not published. Its Windows installer launched, rendered the correct Bybit verdict, and remained responsive, but the smoke harness failed when Edge denied localStorage access for that document origin. Publication was skipped.

Local verification

  • two varied canonical builds agree
  • two clean signer-image builds agree
  • full locked Rust release tests, strict Clippy, and rustfmt
  • 30 release-tool tests and v0.1.7 version validation
  • browser application build and 15 smoke checks
  • mobile TypeScript, Expo Doctor 20/20, and exact advisory-graph audit
  • desktop dependency audit

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AnticsDecoded merged commit f87057b into main Oct 26, 2026
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AnticsDecoded deleted the codex/windows-release-smoke branch October 26, 2026 18:27
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