Astral 0.1.0

Astral 0.1.0

• macOS: install the DMG matching your Mac architecture. Developer ID signatures are verified. Apple notarization is accepted. See mac-signing-report.json for exact final-byte evidence.
• Windows: use the EXE installer for a current-user installation. Windows packages are not code-signed and may show SmartScreen warnings; ZIP builds are for manual installation.
• Linux Desktop: AppImage supports in-app updating; install newer DEB packages manually. Linux packages are not code-signed.
• Linux VPS: run install-server.sh for a current-user headless Server and systemd user service.

Desktop checks for updates and downloads in the background. Use Settings → About & diagnostics → Restart and update to install; running tasks will be interrupted. Ordinary exit does not install updates. Remote Daemons can be updated from Computer settings or with the displayed update command; container updates retain the existing environment.

Versioned migrations are bundled with the latest binary. Upgrades apply missing migrations in order without downloading intermediate releases. Before a migration, the Server snapshots its data; migration failure stops startup and restores that snapshot. The current target is Host 3 / Core 11, starting from the supported Host 3 / Core 11 baseline. Older private data formats and downgrades are not supported. Desktop installation errors can be retried; a release which cannot start may require manually reinstalling a previous version after restoring its matching data backup.

• Source: 6995ad1
• Required CI: https://github.com/oines/astral/actions/runs/40503881185
• Release packaging: https://github.com/oines/astral/actions/runs/40509005948
• Native acceptance covers the runner architecture; cross-building an installer does not establish native execution on every architecture.

The six unified Server/Web UI/CLI/Daemon binaries and three-platform Desktop packages are included. checksums.txt covers the six binaries; SHA256SUMS covers all attached files except itself. Checksums describe exact release bytes and do not independently establish publisher authenticity.