JSON Analyzer v0.1.9 - The Quiet Path Opens
JSON Analyzer v0.1.9 - The Quiet Path Opens
The Quest
The repository gate was sound, but its footpath was too narrow. The installer verified the setup package correctly and enabled the APT source, yet APT could not let its _apt sandbox step through the private temporary directory that held the local setup package. The install completed, but the road ended with a warning that looked sharper than it was.
What Awoke
- The APT repository installer now keeps signature, checksum, keyring, and GnuPG work inside the private verification directory.
- The local repository setup
.debis now placed in a separate/tmpinstall directory that APT's_aptsandbox can traverse. - The setup package remains world-readable only for the short install window, and cleanup removes both temporary directories on exit.
- The README
latest/download/install-apt-repo.shpath will pick up this quieter installer once the release assets are published.
Runes of Assurance
sh -n scripts/install-apt-repo.shpassed.git diff --checkpassed.- A simulated release substitution with the live APT signing fingerprint kept the pinned fingerprint intact.
- Temporary directory permissions were sanity checked so verification files stay private while the local
.debpath is_apt-readable.
Known Boundaries
- The exact
_aptnotice could not be reproduced on the local macOS workstation; hosted Linux release validation remains the final build proof. - This release changes installer behavior only; application UI, parsing, PDF export, auto-update metadata, and Windows signing remain unchanged.
- The APT repository currently publishes Linux
amd64packages only.