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@github-actions github-actions released this 05 Jul 22:34
0.30.0
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Added

  • Native GPUI Application: Rebuilt Frame as a Rust-native GPUI-CE desktop app, replacing the previous Tauri/Svelte shell while keeping the main workspace, preview, settings, queue, and logs workflows in a single native application.
  • Rust Workspace Architecture: Added dedicated frame-app, frame-core, and frame-updater crates so FFmpeg argument generation, media probing, compatibility rules, queue control, and update logic can be tested and shipped outside the UI layer.
  • Native Packaging Pipeline: Added Rust-based release tooling, macOS/Linux/Windows bundle scripts, Linux desktop metadata, Windows resource embedding, and generated GitHub Actions workflows for building release artifacts.
  • Signed Update System: Added a signed-manifest updater with platform-specific assets, SHA-256 verification, Ed25519 manifest signatures, install planning, and a bundled update helper for replacing installed builds.
  • GPUI Preview and Editing Surface: Added a native preview panel with crop, transform, trim timeline, overlay controls, zoom handling, and FFmpeg-backed frame extraction for video, image, and audio workflows.
  • Native Settings and Metadata Panels: Added GPUI settings surfaces for source details, output selection, video, audio, images, subtitles, metadata, and presets using the shared media compatibility model.
  • Image Encoding Controls: Added format-specific still-image encoding controls for JPEG, WebP, PNG, and TIFF, including JPEG quality/Huffman mode, WebP lossy/lossless mode, quality/compression/presets, PNG compression/prediction, and TIFF compression selection with Rust-side validation and FFmpeg argument mapping.

Changed

  • Application Runtime: Moved the production app from a webview-based Tauri runtime to a native Rust/GPUI runtime, reducing the JavaScript frontend boundary and making Rust the primary application layer.
  • Conversion Flow: Reworked import, queue, progress, cancellation, pause/resume, logging, and notification handling around native Rust state and process controllers while preserving FFmpeg-based conversion behavior.
  • Media Compatibility: Centralized container, codec, stream, pixel-format, image, subtitle, and metadata rules in frame-core so UI option availability and conversion validation use the same Rust model.
  • Documentation: Updated the project documentation around the GPUI-CE stack, Rust workspace layout, native packaging scripts, bundled FFmpeg runtime setup, and signed update manifest flow.

Removed

  • Tauri/Svelte Application Shell: Removed the previous src-tauri backend, SvelteKit frontend, Tauri capabilities/configuration, webview services, stores, components, routes, and JavaScript build toolchain.
  • Frontend Localization System: Removed the previous Svelte-era locale dictionaries and i18n extraction/sync guardrail scripts.
  • Legacy Web Preview Pipeline: Removed the Pixi/WebGPU web preview implementation in favor of the GPUI/FFmpeg-backed native preview implementation.
  • FFmpeg Log Syntax Highlighting: Removed the previous web-based FFmpeg log syntax highlighting from the Logs view during the native GPUI rewrite.
  • ML Upscaling Runtime: Removed the bundled RealESRGAN model assets and Tauri upscaling worker path from the production app.
  • Legacy App Icon Sets: Removed unused Tauri mobile/store icon resources, keeping the desktop package icon set consumed by the native bundle scripts.
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