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@marcelosofficial-ctrl marcelosofficial-ctrl released this 12 Sep 15:16
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CrashScope 1.2.0

Publication provenance

  • validated private runtime commit: 3a6a3ffd9ad40943e7e5fc8be4d8faf0fc7b9912
  • validated private documentation seal: da470305ad3b5b186e7e3542f428df4fe2ceb30d
  • privacy-safe public tag commit: 8ce9c25dc40f6481bf7b782d3dae67deeb3e6cef
  • original privacy-safe public documentation commit: 097790d6c700fc4fe3e32e080bc0200b08a5bc1f
  • exact shared runtime Git tree: b23d4e4e8f79598362d8d9cc9d1a405e989ee3c6
  • portable SHA-256: 5cd5821800b2e5f2c4ace319a6921267414465129c704b8e50c83b1a1a932b04
  • installer SHA-256: a37c012293a1c5e5aa94c823f1898a85ef0bc896b5b3cf03d870e8191050a12e

The engineering history remains private in CrashScope-development. Public source commits preserve the exact validated Git trees while using privacy-safe public commit metadata.

CrashScope 1.2.0 release notes

CrashScope 1.2.0 adds a native Windows desktop application shell while preserving the local-first, evidence-first, least-privilege, and low-overhead Agent architecture.

CrashScope 1.2.0 is publicly released at GitHub Releases. The published installer, portable ZIP, and checksum file are the exact artifacts sealed during local release validation.

Public publication provenance

  • Public runtime/tag commit: 8ce9c25dc40f6481bf7b782d3dae67deeb3e6cef
  • Public documentation/main commit at publication: 097790d6c700fc4fe3e32e080bc0200b08a5bc1f
  • Exact shared runtime Git tree: b23d4e4e8f79598362d8d9cc9d1a405e989ee3c6
  • Public v1.2.0 remains on the runtime boundary.
  • Publication used direct validated artifact upload; no public GitHub Actions runner jobs were required.

Native desktop shell

  • WPF hosts the existing React dashboard through WebView2.
  • The Agent remains the lightweight background/runtime process.
  • The Desktop process exists only while the native UI is open.
  • Closing the Desktop window unloads the WebView2 UI while leaving the Agent running.
  • Duplicate Desktop launches signal and activate the existing window rather than creating another shell.
  • Normal launch, tray Open CrashScope, and existing-instance behavior prefer the Desktop shell and retain browser fallback.
  • Navigation remains restricted to CrashScope's loopback dashboard origin.

Windows integration

  • CrashScope now uses a recognizable multi-resolution application icon.
  • The Desktop window uses native dark caption integration.
  • Portable packages contain the Desktop payload under desktop\.
  • Installer shortcuts continue to target CrashScope.exe so the Agent lifecycle remains authoritative, while the Desktop executable supplies the shortcut icon.
  • The installer remains per-user and non-admin for normal use.

State-safety hardening

CrashScope's installed-validation safety helper now carries the original product-data root in its durable context. Vault completion re-verifies the restored path/length/SHA-256 manifest before deleting the preservation vault. Repeated completion is accepted only after the restored state has been independently verified.

The installed-validator safety test includes a synthetic runtime proof covering protect, isolated validation state, verified restore, first completion, repeated completion, and final manifest equality.

Validation

  • 266/266 .NET tests passed: Core 30, Infrastructure 37, Agent 179, Desktop 20.
  • Production preview packaging, portable smoke, installer build, and installer contract passed.
  • Real installed 1.1.0 -> 1.2 production-preview upgrade passed.
  • Start Menu and Desktop shortcuts passed target/icon/working-directory validation.
  • Native Desktop launch, true single-instance behavior, dark title bar, embedded dashboard, tray icon, and close-window-keeps-Agent behavior passed.
  • Upgrade and uninstall preserved CrashScope user data.
  • Upgrade/uninstall preserved unrelated startup state and removed only the exact CrashScope-owned startup value.
  • Recovery consensus verified that the restored user-data tree contained no 1.2G marker, every file predated 1.2G, and the tree exactly matched the separately preserved R6 snapshot.

Hardware-validation scope

The strongest real-hardware validation remains the Ryzen 5 7500F / Radeon RX 9070 XT Windows 11 development system plus the existing Windows 10 / Intel Core i5-3210M / Intel HD Graphics 4000 second-PC validation. NVIDIA real-hardware validation remains outstanding and is not claimed.

Signing

The local 1.2.0 installer is unsigned. Windows SmartScreen reputation warnings may occur. Self-signing would not create public reputation trust, and CrashScope does not instruct users to disable SmartScreen or other Windows security controls.

Final release artifact seal

  • Binary release/tag target: 3a6a3ffd9ad40943e7e5fc8be4d8faf0fc7b9912
  • Portable ZIP SHA-256: 5cd5821800b2e5f2c4ace319a6921267414465129c704b8e50c83b1a1a932b04
  • Installer SHA-256: a37c012293a1c5e5aa94c823f1898a85ef0bc896b5b3cf03d870e8191050a12e
  • Published Agent SHA-256: db0deb3234def23a2b4b95e34b841904a189b8625b7ef3f9a5ed6969ee522244
  • Published Desktop SHA-256: c19401015f81ea66d53e9b25e096b3bff3ce7bda5aec7ba740da8ec4fad5974e
  • Automated .NET tests: 266/266 PASS

The binary release boundary remains the validated private runtime commit above. Public v1.2.0 points to a privacy-safe public commit with the exact same runtime Git tree; later documentation-only commits do not move the tag or replace the published binaries.

Code signing policy

CrashScope's future trusted-signing policy is documented here:
https://github.com/marcelosofficial-ctrl/CrashScope/blob/main/docs/code-signing-policy.md

Future SignPath Foundation signing, if approved and active for a release, will remain manually approval-gated and will only sign CrashScope-owned binaries built from the declared public source workflow.

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