Previous behavior: when an uninstall operation failed, the system did not provide any error feedback to the user and would simply reconnect during a polling check.
Fixed behavior: if an uninstall fails, a failure notification is now displayed in the WebUI, informing the user that the uninstall has failed.
Replace rebuilt native artifacts for Windows x64: packages/runtime/native/snowluma-win32-x64.dll and packages/runtime/native/snowluma-win32-x64.node. This updates the compiled DLL and Node addon (likely due to native fixes, dependency or build changes) without touching source files.
Introduce a background pipe-watcher and per-PID operation serialization in HookManager to reliably detect and reconnect to SnowLuma pipes, reduce races, and remove the previous connect retry loop. Add new status 'connecting' and a refreshProcess API endpoint to force a probe/reconcile for a PID. Implement QqHookClient.listLivePipes() (and isClosed/probePipe updates) to enumerate live mojo pipes efficiently. Simplify client teardown logic and improve state transitions/logging. Update web UI: add a Refresh button, track inflight process ops, show connecting status and updated action messages. Update shared types to include the new 'connecting' status.
Previous behavior:
Replies visually displayed a quote block, but the quoted content was blank or invalid, and clicking to jump to the original message also failed.
Fixed behavior:
The quote now correctly references the original message, displaying its actual content and enabling a functional jump to the quoted message.
Change the documented localhost port in .github/workflows/release.yml from 8080 to 5099 so packaged builds reference the correct WebUI endpoint. This updates the startup instructions shown in the release workflow to match the new default port.
Introduce a `typecheck` job to GitHub Actions that sets up pnpm and Node.js (v22), installs dependencies, and runs `pnpm typecheck` on the workspace. Make the `build` job depend on `typecheck`. Also add a `typecheck` script (`tsc --noEmit`) to packages/websocket/package.json to enable package-level type checking. This ensures TypeScript errors are caught before the build runs.
Previous behavior: display adapter detection relied exclusively on wmic path Win32_VideoController. On recent Windows versions (e.g., Windows 11 24H2) where wmic is deprecated and disabled by default, this resulted in a complete failure to identify any display adapters.
Fixed behavior: added a new primary detection path using PowerShell’s Get-CimInstance Win32_VideoController, which is available and recommended on all modern Windows installations. The original wmic method is kept as an automatic fallback for older systems or environments where the CIM/PowerShell approach is unavailable. This restores GPU detection across a wide range of Windows versions without changing the public API or returned data structure.
Comment out the linux-arm64 matrix entry in .github/workflows/release.yml so the ubuntu-24.04-arm runner is no longer included in release jobs. This temporarily disables ARM64 releases; re-enable by uncommenting the linux-arm64 lines.
Temporarily comment out the linux-arm64 matrix entry in .github/workflows/dev-build.yml (name, os, target) to prevent the ARM64 job from running. Lines are commented rather than removed so the job can be re-enabled easily later.
Previous behavior: after editing an unreachable reverse-ws OneBot config entry, the new config took effect, but reconnect attempts could still target the old URL.
Fixed behavior: reconnect now only applies to currently active OneBot config entries; removed or changed old entries are no longer retried.
Previous behavior: after refreshing the WebUI, OneBot config entries for the same account were already loaded and active in backend, but appeared empty in the WebUI config page.
Fixed behavior: OneBot config API response shape is now unified and backward-compatible, so persisted OneBot config entries render correctly after WebUI refresh.
Previous behavior: no-token OneBot config entries could be automatically assigned a token during load/refresh.
Fixed behavior: fixed the issue where no-token config entries were auto-populated with tokens; OneBot config entry token values now strictly follow explicit user configuration (empty stays empty).
Previous behavior: after multiple reconnect failures for a reverse-ws OneBot config entry, multiple connections could be created concurrently when the target server came back.
Fixed behavior: added per-entry connection/reconnect deduplication so each OneBot config entry maintains only one active connection and one reconnect timer.
- Implemented a new SettingsPage component for user preferences including appearance, behavior, and account security settings.
- Added a ThemeToggle component to switch between light, dark, and system modes.
- Created reusable UI components: AlertDialog, Avatar, Badge, Button, Card, Dialog, Input, Label, Progress, ScrollArea, Separator, Sheet, Skeleton, Tooltip.
- Introduced utility functions for class name merging and formatting bytes/uptime.
- Added a custom hook for media query handling
Add a lightweight pipe liveness probe and use it to detect/reconnect to existing SnowLuma hooks instead of always re-injecting. Introduces PROBE_TIMEOUT_MS (400ms) and QqHookClient.probePipe(pid, timeout) which quickly checks if the control pipe accepts a connection (no hello exchange). HookManager now parallel-probes freshly-enumerated processes (probeAndSeed) and fast-checks before injecting in loadProcess; positive hits mark the state as injected with method="reconnect" and avoid redundant injection. Also deduplicate login notifications in handleLoginState (skip if already logged in with the same UIN) and adjust the loginState emission ordering in QqHookClient.
Restructure GitHub Actions to build Windows and Linux matrix targets and produce platform-specific artifacts.
- .github/workflows/dev-build.yml: split cleanup/build jobs, add matrix (win-x64, linux-x64), set SNOWLUMA_TARGET for builds, produce full and -lite archives (.zip on Windows, .tar.gz on Linux), unify upload step and ensure errors when artifacts missing.
- .github/workflows/release.yml: convert release build to matrix, produce platform archives, download/collect artifacts, generate multi-platform release notes (bash), and create the GitHub release with both .zip and .tar.gz assets.
- packages/core/vite.config.ts: add fs import and SNOWLUMA_TARGET handling, pick platform-specific runtime files (launcher.bat or launcher.sh), enumerate native files per target, fail CI if expected native binaries are missing, and copy native files into dist/native.
- packages/runtime/launcher.sh: add a portable launcher for Linux that prefers a bundled node binary or falls back to PATH and execs index.mjs.
These changes enable cross-target CI packaging and enforce that native binaries are present before releasing.
Simplify CI by removing job matrices and always building the WebUI flavor. Both dev and release workflows now run build:all, verify the websocket native module, and produce two archives: a zero-install bundle that includes node.exe and a no-node variant (requires Node >=22). Artifact names and upload steps were adjusted (dev uses SHA-based names; release uses tag-based names), and release notes were updated to document the two packages and WebUI defaults.
Adjust logger sanitization to keep the ESC (0x1B) character so ANSI color sequences produced by render() reach the terminal. The regex was refined from removing all ASCII control chars to excluding ESC, while still stripping other control characters (including BEL) to prevent unwanted system beeps and control behavior. Comment updated to reflect this rationale.
Introduce an in-tree TypeScript WebSocket package (@snowluma/websocket): move JS websocket implementation into packages/websocket/src (client, server, websocket, extensions, native, index) and add package.json + tsconfig. Replace direct 'ws' dependency in core with the workspace package and update runtime manifest/description. Implement a native addon loader for platform-specific binaries, add typings/refinements across client/server/websocket (more strict types, handshake parsing, permessage-deflate plumbing, buffer/raw data handling), and wire WebSocketClient as the package default export while exposing internal types. Update vite config to bundle the new package and copy only platform-target native binaries into dist/native. Remove legacy JS entrypoints and native loader, and adjust imports/usages in core (ws-transport) to accept broader raw data types.
Introduce a new WebSocket package implementing RFC6455 functionality and permessage-deflate support. Adds core connection handling (packages/websocket/websocket.js), client wrapper (client.js), server and upgrade handling (server.js), extensions (permessage-deflate) and helpers (extensions.js), an index and native loader (native.js). Also include prebuilt native addon binaries for multiple platforms and integration points to use the native Parser and frame builder. The server supports handleUpgrade, subprotocol negotiation, and verifyClient hooks; the client performs handshakes and queues sends until open. Error handling, UTF-8 validation, close/ping/pong control frames, and max-payload checks are implemented.
Restructure the repository into a pnpm workspace under packages/ (core, webui, runtime). Move source files for core and webui into packages/*, add package manifests for @snowluma/core and @snowluma/runtime, and remove the old launcher package.json. Update root package.json to be a monorepo controller (scripts delegate to pnpm filters, set packageManager and Node engine). Configure build outputs to emit into the repo-root dist/ (vite config changes) so the existing release pipeline continues to work. Add .npmrc with mirrors, expand .gitignore for monorepo layout, add tsconfig base and package-level tsconfigs, and add vitest config for the core package. Adjust injector native search paths and update tests import paths to the new package layout. Small CI/workflow comment added to clarify build behavior and README updated with monorepo structure and common commands.
Set checkout fetch-depth to 0 and add a PowerShell step that generates release-notes.md for the current tag (computes previous tag, collects commit messages, and emits localized download/usage notes for Windows x64 builds). Update the GitHub Release step to use body_path: release-notes.md and overwrite_files: true (replacing auto-generated notes) so the release includes the curated changelog and artifact information.
Enable runtime config reload and dynamic endpoint management across transports, and add server-side log streaming + UI.
- Transport hot-reload: HttpTransport, HttpPostTransport and WsTransport now maintain endpoint lists and start/stop individual endpoints (servers/clients) dynamically; servers/clients use keys/Maps to identify instances; added reloadConfig methods and helper key functions.
- OneBot control: OneBotInstance.reloadConfig delegating to transports; OneBotManager.reloadConfig(uin) to load and apply new config; added getPids helper.
- Logger & streaming: added in-memory recent log buffer, subscriber API (getRecentLogs, subscribeLogs) and LogEntry shape; web UI exposes /api/logs and /api/logs/stream (SSE) and improved token/query handling.
- Web UI: added LogsPage, integrated into layout and sidebar, EventSource client to show live logs; config save now attempts hot-reload and returns reloaded status.
- Misc: refactors to use Maps for server lists, cleanup on stop, and various small helpers and safety checks.
Add a /avatar/:uin proxy endpoint that fetches QQ avatars (fetchQqAvatar) and caches them server-side (30d TTL) with browser-cache headers (30d max-age, immutable). Validate UINs and handle upstream failures (502 if no cache), and log failures. Update ConfigPage and OverviewPage to render avatar <img> from /avatar/:uin (referrerPolicy=no-referrer) and adjust styles (overflow-hidden, object-cover) to replace initial-letter placeholders with actual avatars.
Add a new bigint property `exceptionTable` to the `ManualMapHandle` interface in src/hook/injector.ts and adjust formatting. The native build artifacts (native/snowluma-win32-x64.dll and native/snowluma-win32-x64.node) were also updated, indicating a rebuilt native addon to match the interface/ABI change.
Delete prebuilt native modules launcher/native/snowluma_native-linux-x64.node and launcher/native/snowluma_native-win32-x64.node from the repository. These platform-specific binary artifacts were removed (to avoid committing large/platform-specific builds); native modules should be built during installation or distributed via release assets instead.
Replace the native Windows x64 binary for Snowluma (native/snowluma-win32-x64.dll). This commit updates the DLL file (binary change only); no source diffs are available in this changeset. Presumably includes bug fixes or improvements to the native bindings.
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