CleanTake 0.2.2
See which microphone supplies a repair before you accept it.
The repair inspector now places the saved recording name and original filename
(when different), project time range and corresponding recording time range beside
Accept repair. The recording range accounts for the source's saved offset and
clock drift. Displayed times round to the nearest millisecond.
Unsaved edits are marked separately, and acceptance stays unavailable until a
saved, aligned source covers the complete passage.
This refinement follows a community suggestion to make the replacement visible at the decision.
The recovery engine, dependencies and project format are unchanged. Existing
projects retain their decisions. The working demo remains a recording of 0.2.1;
its video, GIF and audio files have not been relabeled or replaced.
Download the matching desktop installer for Mac, Windows or supported Ubuntu
systems. The app includes the processing tools and an offline sample. Mac builds
remain ad-hoc signed and unnotarized; Windows installers remain unsigned.
Installation details.
Verified release evidence
- Qualified source:
e9c1435328144fcaecf0b211543321174a7cb8e2. - Regular checks: Checks 34255663566: 380 Python tests in each of five environments, five fresh installed-wheel smoke checks, 33 browser cases across Chromium/Firefox/WebKit, and 11 production-bundle Chromium cases. Python jobs each recorded five scoped skips and two upstream warnings.
- Native installers: Native desktop 34255663452: all six Mac, Windows and Linux targets passed 13 runtime checks and nine installed-app checks each. Every target retained all 24 project files through uninstall and reinstall.
- Fresh Python package and demo compatibility: Wheel installation outside the checkout, exact studio assets, real recovery/export/archive smoke, unchanged demo compatibility, and a byte-identical wheel rebuilt from the source archive all passed.
- Release assets and corresponding source: All 12 assembled assets matched the new manifest and all 11 checksum entries. The native corresponding-source archive includes the matched dependency sources, recipes, notices and build evidence.
These results describe the named builds and environments. They do not establish
universal installation compatibility, naturally damaged-session performance or
independent listening preference. Existing 0.2.0 and 0.2.1 releases remain available.