unraid-rmcp v0.2.2

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unraid-rmcp v0.2.1

Release unraid-rmcp v0.2.1.

v0.2.0

[0.2.0] - 2026-07-06

Changed

• Renamed the binary unraid → runraid (package remains unraid-mcp; env vars and
  the ~/.unraid data dir are unchanged — only the executable name moved).
• Default MCP port is now 40010 (config.rs default_mcp_port() and config.toml
  agree). Earlier docs referencing 3100/6970 were incorrect.
• The binary loads ~/.unraid/.env (or /data/.env in a container) at startup via
  dotenvy before Config::load, so it can find its credentials without a process
  manager. The loader is symlink-guarded (a symlinked .env is refused) and never
  overrides already-set env vars.
• CI and release builds are now linux/amd64 only — the arm64 leg (QEMU-emulated,
  taking 50+ minutes per build) has been dropped from both the Docker image build and
  the release binary matrix. Documented in the README prerequisites.

Added

• status MCP action — a server reachability/health observability action
  (requires unraid:read). MCP-only; no CLI command.
• setup install and doctor CLI commands (CLI-only; not exposed as MCP actions).
• Pagination/filtering on list actions (limit/offset, plus state/name filters
  where relevant), returning a {items, total, limit, offset, has_more, next_offset}
  envelope (MCP surface).
• ~40 KB truncation cap on MCP tool responses.
• docker_restart action (unraid:admin), added after re-vendoring
  schema/unraid-schema.graphql from unraid/api@2679fda1 picked up a new
  DockerMutations.restart mutation.
• array_set_state accepts optional decryption_password/decryption_keyfile
  (MCP-only — not exposed via the CLI, to avoid putting secrets in shell
  history/process listings), so an encrypted array can be started without the
  web UI unlock step. Also picked up from the same schema re-vendor.
• Full coverage of the remaining Unraid GraphQL surface found via the same
  schema re-vendor (~142 total operations now implemented, up from 111): the
  Docker Organizer subsystem (docker_create_folder,
  docker_create_folder_with_items, docker_set_folder_children,
  docker_delete_entries, docker_move_entries_to_folder,
  docker_move_items_to_position, docker_rename_folder; CLI parity for all
  of these), plus docker_update_view_preferences /
  docker_update_autostart_configuration / refresh_docker_digests /
  reset_docker_template_mappings / sync_docker_template_paths (MCP-only
  for the two JSON-blob ones); customization_set_locale /
  customization_set_theme; the full Onboarding lifecycle
  (onboarding_bypass_onboarding, onboarding_clear_onboarding_override,
  onboarding_close_onboarding, onboarding_open_onboarding,
  onboarding_resume_onboarding, onboarding_refresh_internal_boot_context,
  onboarding_create_internal_boot_pool, onboarding_set_onboarding_override
  — the last MCP-only, its input tree is deeply nested); connect_sign_in,
  setup_remote_access, enable_dynamic_remote_access (MCP-only, nested
  input), update_api_settings, update_settings (MCP-only, raw JSON),
  update_ssh_settings, initiate_flash_backup, notify_if_unique; and the
  preview_effective_permissions query.

Fixed

• GraphQL injection: queries now pass arguments as GraphQL variables instead of
  interpolating them into the query string.
• UTF-8 truncation panic: response truncation no longer splits a multi-byte character.
• /status info leak: the endpoint no longer returns server details to unauthenticated
  callers.
• Widened the /health upstream reachability probe timeout to 5s and log the
  underlying error cause on failure (was too tight, causing false-negative
  "unreachable" reports under normal upstream latency).
• quinn-proto bumped to 0.11.15 for RUSTSEC-2026-0185 (remote memory
  exhaustion via unbounded out-of-order stream reassembly); pulled in
  transitively via lab-auth → reqwest 0.13.
• Stale plugin-hook contract test (tests/setup_contract.rs) that still
  asserted the pre-e2c22d0 binary-direct hook command instead of the
  current scripts/plugin-setup.sh wrapper.