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@ZaidNAlAsali ZaidNAlAsali released this 12 Jul 20:10

FileNest 0.1.1

FileNest 0.1.1 replaces the original dashboard treatment with a distinctive desktop-native file-care workspace while preserving the same local-first safety boundaries.

Interface redesign

  • Warm editorial canvas with a horizontal desktop command switcher
  • Asymmetric home composition with a visual storage orbit, selected-place list, cleanup queue, and file cabinet
  • Clearer scan, duplicate-review, cleanup-approval, activity, search, and settings hierarchy
  • Expandable duplicate-path disclosure instead of a non-functional inspection affordance
  • Three-step cleanup-plan explanation covering suggestions, explicit selection, and local journaling
  • Improved compact-window containment, navigation, focus states, settings density, and path readability
  • Complete fictional-data screenshot gallery for the public repository

Verified behavior

  • 20 Rust filesystem and persistence tests
  • 8 frontend interaction tests
  • 93.33% frontend line coverage
  • Strict Rust Clippy with warnings denied
  • Full scan → plan → approved move → journal → integrity-checked undo lifecycle smoke
  • Windows NSIS installer build, silent install, responsive launch, truthful empty packaged state, and silent uninstall
  • npm audit completed with zero vulnerabilities
  • Windows-target Cargo audit completed without a vulnerability failure

Windows download

FileNest_0.1.1_x64-setup.exe is an unsigned Windows x64 NSIS installer. Verify it with the attached .sha256 sidecar before running it.

SHA-256: 6d2d0b9c69b31ccc9bfff82a766f2b65ce8f737f8fcd591a05c9cc8c1f9d515b

Important limitations

  • The installer is not code-signed and may trigger SmartScreen or an unknown-publisher warning.
  • File mutation is Windows same-volume rename only. Cross-volume actions are refused.
  • FileNest has no upload, telemetry, or network client, but cloud-sync providers still control hydration and synchronization for folders users choose to scan.
  • Screenshots use fictional browser-demo data. The packaged desktop starts empty.