Ghostlight 1.3.2
One routing fix for development machines. The Chrome Web Store adapter stays at 1.1.0;
adapters 1.1.0 and 1.0.0 both remain compatible with this service line (ADR-0142).
Fixed
- Demand-start identity follows the runtime override (ADR-0150). With
GHOSTLIGHT_RUNTIME_FILEset, its directory now elects the whole authority: runtime
discovery, the service lease, the deploy lock, and the demand-startedghostlightsibling
all resolve there. A floating launcher entry on a development machine (for example Cline's
npx -y ghostlight) can route at the machine's real authority instead of starting a second
one, and an elected directory without an authority fails loudly instead of letting a foreign
binary spawn into the slot. Routing writes and adopts no browser registration; without the
override, per-installation election beside each executable is unchanged.
Install
npx -y ghostlight@1.3.2, the NSIS installer, the Debian package, or the portable archives.
Every artifact is checksum-bound and provenance-attested; see SHA256SUMS and
release-candidate.json in the release assets.