Make line endings deterministic across macOS, Windows, and Linux while preserving the native checkout format required by Windows launchers.
Pin the tested application runtime and Node type baseline, add a shared startup preflight, and keep independently published packages on their existing compatibility ranges.
Align local scripts, pull request validation, complete package builds, dependency metadata, and contributor documentation around the same Node and pnpm contract. The root test command now covers every tested workspace package while a focused Core command remains available for local iteration.
Start each account as soon as its message storage is ready, then continue older history updates without delaying normal account availability. Keep already started accounts online when maintenance needs to be retried.
Handle preparation failures, stale completions, early exits, logout, and shutdown consistently. Add lifecycle coverage for startup ordering, automatic retries, cancellation, and account availability.
Enforce a global log quota with configurable retention and observable degradation. Add authenticated storage reporting and safe cleanup controls to the settings UI. Protect active stream transfers and isolate parallel test resources.
musicSignUrl is a deployment-wide signing-service endpoint (same for every
account), so it belongs in the global config/snowluma.json next to rkey, not in
per-UIN onebot_<uin>.json.
- GlobalSettings gains musicSignUrl (http(s)-validated, '' = built-in default);
consumption switches to globalSettings.musicSignUrl and hot-reloads via
applyGlobalSettings.
- One-shot copy-up at boot (migrateGlobalSettings, called first in main()):
lifts the first VALID legacy value from any config/onebot*.json into the
global store. Idempotent via a key-PRESENCE guard, so an intentional
clear-to-'' is never reverted by a stale legacy value.
- Remove musicSignUrl from per-UIN OneBotConfig (type + parse/serialize).
Phase 2 of the global-settings split. (WebUI form follows in Phase 3.)
Switch from open-source to a NapCat-style source-available, NON-commercial
license so the free software cannot be resold / paid-deployed — which an OSI
license (AGPL included) cannot prevent. Source stays public for study and
non-commercial self-hosting; commercial use and public release of modifications
require written permission; the native addon (snowluma-*.node) is carved out as
proprietary. Explicitly NOT OSI open source.
- LICENSE: SnowLuma Source-Available Non-Commercial License v1.0 (bilingual)
- all 14 package.json: "license": "SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE"
- README license section; CONTRIBUTING contribution-licensing note + a grant
letting the project relicense contributions under commercial terms
(contributors keep copyright)
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