Rounds out the native app on Linux (Windows features kept; macOS stays no-op):
- power.rs: no-sleep during calls on Linux via a zbus org.freedesktop.ScreenSaver
Inhibit/UnInhibit (cookie held in ScreenSaverInhibit managed state).
- set_badge_count: Linux launcher badge via the Unity
com.canonical.Unity.LauncherEntry.Update D-Bus signal (best-effort; app_uri
= cinny.desktop per Tauri's mainBinaryName naming).
- tauri-plugin-autostart registered (+ autostart:allow-enable/disable/is-enabled
capabilities); web toggles it from Settings.
- Tray "Do Not Disturb" CheckMenuItem → emits lotus-dnd-changed to the web,
which ORs it into the notification quiet-gate.
zbus 5 (Linux target dep; blocking-api default). CI-compile-verified
(windows+linux); reviewer confirmed no build-breakers. Runtime to check on
Linux: DND toggle polarity, badge .desktop id.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
From the deep-audit wave (reviewer-verified: capability identifiers valid, no
removed-crate references, GDI free ordering correct):
- Removed 8 never-registered plugins (clipboard-manager, fs, shell, http,
process, os, dialog, global-shortcut) from Cargo.toml AND their capability
grants (shell:allow-execute, unscoped fs writes, http:default, …) — verified
the web never invokes any of them. A latent RCE-class surface is gone.
- on_new_window: only http/https/mailto reach the OS opener (file:///custom
schemes previously bypassed the opener capability scope entirely).
- set_badge_count: freed hdc + hdc_screen on all three GDI error paths
(leaked per badge update in a long-running tray app).
- 8s reveal failsafe gated by an AtomicBool: no longer re-shows a window the
user closed to tray; page-load reveal now fires once only (logout reloads
don't re-surface a tray-hidden window); recovery for a missed page-load
event preserved.
- toast.rs: store pruned on Activated too + capped at 20 (was unbounded).
- Startup no longer panics when the bundled icon is missing (tray skipped
gracefully); msSmartScreenProtection no longer disabled (throttling
disables kept); rust-version corrected to 1.77.2.
- release.yml update-manifest: fails on empty signatures (was: could publish
a manifest that traps Windows users in a failed-update loop); partial-
failure window documented. Deleted the stale upstream tauri.yml workflow.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- System tray with Open/Quit menu + left-click toggle; closing the window now
minimizes to tray instead of quitting, so notifications keep arriving.
- Single-instance: a second launch focuses the running window (and forwards a
matrix: link) instead of colliding on the localhost port.
- Window: 1100x720 default, 480x600 min, centered first run; starts hidden and
shows on page-load to kill the white launch flash (8s failsafe).
- matrix: deep links via tauri-plugin-deep-link -> dispatched to the web client
(useDeepLinkNavigate) for both cold-start and already-running cases.
- Windows 11 Mica backdrop (subtle; app paints opaque TDS bg).
- NSIS installer: per-user install (no UAC), downloadBootstrapper.
- Remove dead/broken src/menu.rs.
- Bump cinny submodule to 053b364a (deep-link web handler).
Note: Rust not compiled locally (no toolchain / Windows-only paths); verified by
careful API review against tauri 2.10 — needs a real 'tauri build' to confirm.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: enable tauri plugin opener
* fix: add remote urls to make build work on Windows
* fix: update Cargo.lock
We need tauri v2.8.0 since which supports `WebviewBuilder::on_new_window`
* fix: handle `window.open()` using `WebviewBuilder::on_new_window`
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Co-authored-by: Krishan <33421343+kfiven@users.noreply.github.com>
* Upgrade tauri to v2
* update action and disable menu
* Add args to workflow step in test.yml
* Rename environment variables for Tauri signing
* Change mainBinaryName from 'Cinny' to 'cinny'
* Update linux file names to use 'Cinny' instead of 'cinny'
* Upgrade Tauri action to v0.6.1 and fix targets
Updated Tauri action version and corrected target specification.
jared
Shenwei Wang
Krishan