FieldAssist 0.22.0

[0.22.0] - 2026-10-02

Features

• Expose ingest staging/backup paths with resolved previews
• Rename ingest Stage pane to Run and auto-finish
• Tighten workflow sheet chrome and match export path browse
• Show ingest path capacity via field.fs.available_space

Bug Fixes

• Read env variables via Rust for Windows
• Keep window movable while workflow sheet is open
• Stop analysis progress from restarting mid-pass
• Replace flacenc with flac-codec for FLAC encode

Windows (MSIX)

Per-user install (one-time publisher trust needs an elevated
PowerShell; package install/upgrade does not):

Import-Certificate -FilePath .\FieldAssist-windows.cer `
  -CertStoreLocation Cert:\LocalMachine\TrustedPeople
Add-AppxPackage -Path .\FieldAssist-0.22.0.msix

Later upgrades: download the newer .msix and run
Add-AppxPackage again (same certificate). Uninstall with
Get-AppxPackage FieldAssist | Remove-AppxPackage.

macOS (DMG)

Downloads from the browser are quarantined. Clear that before
opening the disk image:

xattr -d com.apple.quarantine FieldAssist-0.22.0.dmg

Then open the DMG and drag FieldAssist to Applications. The
package is self-signed (not notarized): on first launch, use
Open Anyway in System Settings → Privacy & Security, or trust
FieldAssist-macos.cer in Keychain Access.

After installing, use FieldAssist → Install CLI Tools to
place field-play and field-batch on /usr/local/bin
(administrator password required once).

Linux (.deb)

Download FieldAssist-0.22.0-amd64.deb, then:

sudo apt install ./FieldAssist-0.22.0-amd64.deb

Or sudo dpkg -i FieldAssist-0.22.0-amd64.deb. That
installs FieldAssist, field-play, and field-batch
into /usr/bin and pulls in shared-library dependencies.
Built on Ubuntu 24.04 for Ubuntu 24.04 / 26.04 and Debian
stable (Trixie).

Linux (tarball)

Download FieldAssist-0.22.0-x86_64-linux.tar.gz, then:

tar -xzf FieldAssist-0.22.0-x86_64-linux.tar.gz
cd FieldAssist-0.22.0-x86_64-linux
sudo ./install.sh

That installs FieldAssist, field-play, and field-batch
into /usr/local/bin. Use ./install.sh --prefix DIR (or
PREFIX=DIR ./install.sh) for a custom prefix. The GUI needs a
desktop session with the usual ALSA and X11 client libraries; the
install script does not install packages.