SysManager 1.127.2

[1.127.2] - 2026-10-09

The note SysManager leaves when it crashes no longer keeps your Windows user name. The error message in it is now
cleaned the way the log is (#2605).

Fixed

• The crash note, last-crash.json, has the user-name folder in any path replaced by [user], as every line of
  the log already has. The note keeps the error's message so the next start can say the last session ended
  unexpectedly, and an error about a file usually names its full path, C:\Users\<your name>\… included. The note
  stays on your PC and is neither shown nor put in the diagnostics bundle, but since it arrived in 1.57.2 it had kept
  that message exactly as written.

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Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.127.2.exe -Algorithm SHA256

Expected SHA256: 0FEB58B20F37E4352F3F95FD797ECD59B1A356D41BD1C1417A1B0A309E53B73F

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click.
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