v1.18.35
Warning
Desktop app (removed from this release): it updates itself to upstream opencode.
This release included desktop installers named opencode-desktop-*. Those builds install as "OpenCode" (app ID ai.opencode.desktop) and check upstream opencode's GitHub releases for updates, not Lunos's. On start, and every 10 minutes after, they download upstream opencode's latest desktop build and offer to restart into it, even when it is an older version. If you accept, you are running upstream opencode, without Lunos's data-residency enforcement or audit log.
The CLI is not affected. lunos-ai from npm, the install script and the lunos-* archives never had this problem.
If you installed the desktop app from this or another release up to v1.18.40, uninstall it:
- macOS: delete
OpenCode.appfrom Applications. - Windows: uninstall "OpenCode" in Settings → Apps.
- Linux:
sudo apt remove opencodeorsudo dnf remove opencode, or delete the AppImage. The package is namedopencode, the same as upstream's, so if you also installed upstream opencode's desktop app this removes that too.
Its settings live under ai.opencode.desktop, the same folder upstream opencode's desktop app uses, so they may be shared with upstream.
Fixed on dev in #64: the desktop app installs as "Lunos" (tech.lunos.desktop), updates only from Lunos releases, and never offers a downgrade. It ships as lunos-desktop-* from the next release. The desktop files and update feeds have been removed from v1.18.34 to v1.18.40. SHA256SUMS still lists them; verify with --ignore-missing, as the deployment guide shows.
Last release: v1.18.32
Target ref: 2508a6b
Core
a0366aesync release versions for v1.18.32
Community Contributors Input
Thank you to 1 community contributor:
- @pminev1:
- fix(release): compute the next version from lunos-ai, not upstream's opencode-ai (XCOD-49)
- Merge branch 'xcod-49-version-source' into dev