KeepMyConfig v26.0-Alpha.3

Windows x86_64 pre-release build of KeepMyConfig.

Fixed

• notify is no longer captured into the protected overlay. The Codex desktop app
  rewrites it with a version-scoped runtime path (runtimes\cua_node\<hash>\...), so
  any copy captured before an app update is stale. The explicit repair command runs
  with manual = true and merges without requiring a clobber fingerprint, which meant
  status reporting a benign Edit (score 1, threshold 4) still led to a repair
  that silently rewrote notify back to a runtime directory that no longer exists —
  breaking the turn-ended Computer Use hook. notify now sits in the default
  ignored set alongside mcp_servers.node_repl, which shares the same lifecycle.

• ccswitch adopt no longer publishes notify into CC Switch's common_config_codex.
  Publishing a version-scoped runtime path there would have injected a stale path into
  every future provider switch.

Behaviour change

After a CC Switch clobber, notify is no longer restored from the overlay: it is left to
the Codex app that owns it. The failure mode changes from silently pointing at a deleted
runtime indefinitely to briefly missing and self-healed by the app. If you maintain
notify by hand, remove it from ignored in policy.toml to protect it again.

Evidence

Recorded reproduction against the previous build (isolated CODEX_HOME):

step	value
baseline notify	runtime 2134bcb1950af07e
live notify after app update	runtime 81ea4d5168ddd0a3
repair	overwritten notify
result	stale runtime 2134bcb1950af07e restored (directory no longer exists)

After the fix the same scenario reports NoChange and repair performs no action.

Verification

cargo fmt --all -- --check                         -> pass
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -D warnings -> pass
cargo test --workspace                             -> 27 passed / 0 failed

Install

Download keepmyconfig-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.zip, extract keepmyconfig.exe, and put it
on your PATH. auth.json is never merged or restored automatically.

This is a pre-release; the Windows artifact is the primary platform.