DigUp Plus 0.1.4

Windows portable build, 64-bit Windows 10/11. Unpack the zip anywhere and run DigUpPlus.exe — nothing is installed, and settings, logs, the index and the model live in the data folder beside it. The build is not signed: choose More info → Run anyway if Windows asks. The zip is ~470 MB, mostly the CUDA runtime the helper carries so the model runs on NVIDIA cards.

SHA-256 of DigUpPlus-0.1.4-windows-x64.zip: 115f749417b101e86329288614d4efffcb8b3ebaa28e6fed4de40beeac45796c

What is in 0.1.4

File operations at scale (a second review pass, verified by the full test suites before adoption).

• A 5,000-file move no longer costs 5,000 helper round trips: index changes travel in chunks of 500, each chunk commits as one transaction, and a file that fails undoes only itself.
• The destination folder is read once per batch instead of once per file and once per (2), (3) candidate — renaming a big batch is linear now, not quadratic.
• A copy that fails before creating its target no longer reports a "partial copy" that does not exist.
• Selecting results no longer repaints every cell on every key: with ten thousand results, the checkboxes follow the keys.
• The path-resolution for moved files is cached per destination folder.

Index move and switch, visible and honest.

• Move Index Folder now shows the percents while it copies: the destination fills only at the end (the databases land under temporary names and are renamed when whole), and a big index used to look stuck.
• Use Existing Index… works during the speed-check window after a start — exactly when indexing begins over a folder that lost its index and a person needs to point at the real one. Move Index Folder explains in its tooltip that it waits for the check.

The first run opens Settings, not a wizard; nothing downloads without asking. No telemetry, no cloud, no update checks.

A Windows-focused fork of ARahim3/DigUp; see the README for what it changes.