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codr v0.6.1 — Linux preview
Pre-releasecodr 0.6.1 — Linux preview
This is an opt-in prerelease from dev/linux, for Linux x86-64 and ARM64 only.
The latest stable, cross-platform release remains v0.6.0.
Changes
- Editable
working...progress keeps the current to-do list while a final reply
is still being saved. Completed replies are separate messages, not edits to
the progress bubble. - Completed progress preserves checklists from both the old and new working labels.
- Pending OpenCode V2 questions are read from live session forms, restoring
supported phone-side decision cards. Existing visible-terminal checks remain. - Send
unmuteor/unmuteby itself in any linked White Noise chat to resume
forwarding for all chats without prompting or answering an agent.
Install or upgrade
herdr plugin install tidley/codr --ref v0.6.1
herdr plugin action invoke local.white-noise.setupUse the version tag, not the moving development branch. Setup preserves the
configured owner, connector account, group mappings, and consumed-message history.
It selects the version-matched connector path without creating a replacement identity.
macOS users should stay on v0.6.0; this preview declares Linux-only support.
Build provenance
The workflow runs the Rust tests, formatting, Clippy, and Python tests on Linux,
then builds static musl bridge binaries on native x86-64 and ARM64 runners.
It does not run macOS jobs or rebuild unchanged MDK source.
The dedicated connector executable and license are reused byte-for-byte from
v0.6.0. Reuse requires the published archive checksum and its repository,
source revision, upstream version, and patch checksum to match connector.toml
and patches/mdk-codr.patch. A mismatch fails the preview and requires a rebuild.
CODR-CONNECTOR.json records the original package version and source-archive
checksum, as well as the new package version. Each published archive has a SHA-256
sidecar. No macOS assets are included, and this release is not marked latest.
For another preview, dispatch Build and release on the development branch
with linux_preview=true and source_ref set to the exact reviewed commit.
The workflow creates the prerelease tag with its GitHub Actions token so the
normal all-platform tag workflow is not triggered.