Releases: sukaslitno/deslop
Release list
Deslop v0.1.2
Deslop 0.1.2 adds an initial Windows x64 preview and improves the macOS cleanup workflow.
- Restores packaged SVG icons and makes the automation screen explicit about scheduled cleanup being unavailable.
- Keeps disk-map scans across navigation, supports partial maps, and improves cancellation and keyboard confirmation.
- Preserves cleanup results when a refresh fails and displays consistent estimated sizes.
- Adds Windows-owned cache paths, NTFS file identities, junction/cloud exclusions, and identity revalidation immediately before removal.
Windows validation passed 24 native Rust fixtures, 15 frontend state/catalog tests, 6 interaction tests, and a temporary installer → native-window launch → uninstall smoke on the hosted Windows runner. macOS passed 20 Rust fixtures, frontend checks, and desktop smoke for scanning, preflight cancellation, navigation, icons and displayed sizes. Destructive tests use temporary fixtures only.
Windows is an initial preview: a full manual GUI acceptance session on a Windows 11 PC has not been performed. Windows cleanup currently requires NTFS and targets explicit supported caches; scheduled cleanup is not implemented. Installers are unsigned; macOS builds are not notarized.
Download the installer for your architecture and checksums.txt from this release. Verify its SHA-256 before installation. WebView2 is downloaded by the Windows installer only when the runtime is missing.
Deslop v0.1.1
The supplied Deslop icon is now bundled with the app and installer, with a transparent background and native sizes for Dock, Finder, and the app switcher. The browser preview and repository use the same artwork.
- Apple Silicon:
Deslop_0.1.1_aarch64.dmg - Intel:
Deslop_0.1.1_x64.dmg
Open the matching DMG and move Deslop to Applications.
These builds are not code-signed or notarized yet; macOS may require Control-click → Open on first launch.
Deslop v0.1.0
macOS installer for Apple Silicon. The GitHub Actions release workflow will add the Intel installer after its native build completes.\n\nThese builds are not code-signed or notarized yet; macOS may require Control-click → Open on first launch.