v1.2.6
Asset names now say what the app is. The Windows and Linux downloads gained a role word -- pcoin-win64-miner.zip, pcoin-linux-amd64-miner.deb, pcoin-linux-x86_64-miner.tar.gz -- matching the Android APKs, which already carried -miner and -wallet. This makes room for the Windows earner app, which will ship as pcoin-win64-earner.zip.
The old names are still here, byte-identical, as transition aliases: pcoin-win64.zip, pcoin-linux-amd64.deb, pcoin-linux-x86_64.tar.gz. The install one-liners are fetched fresh from pc.am and already use the new names, but a copy someone saved to disk still asks for the old ones, and those must not 404. They will be dropped in a later release.
PCoin Wallet 0.2.3 -> 0.2.4
One fix, and it is the kind that would only have been noticed by the people it hurt.
The address book is stored in app-private storage, so an update keeps it and an uninstall loses it -- which is the intended behaviour. But the decoder accepted only its own exact format version. The first release to add a field to that format would have failed to read every existing book on the first launch after the update, and every saved name would have silently vanished. Nothing had changed the format yet, so nobody was hit; the trap was simply armed.
Reading is now asymmetric: any format at or below the current one is read, a newer one is refused rather than partially decoded and written back (which would drop fields it did not understand), and a missing version is treated as corruption and preserved rather than overwritten.
PCoin Miner 0.3.1 -> 0.3.2
Unchanged from v1.2.5. Republished here under the new asset names.
Node
Unchanged. The Windows and Linux binaries are byte-identical to v1.2.4 and v1.2.5, so install.ps1 needs no hash bump: pcoin-win64-miner.zip hashes to the same value the installer already pins.
Both APKs are signed with the same key as every previous release, so they install over an existing app. Do not uninstall first -- that destroys the wallet, and on the wallet app it also destroys the address book.