* docs(release): rewrite desktop-release.md as a full stable-release runbook
Written from the v0.10.2 cut. Documents the tag-only stamp commit, the
desktop-v* trigger tag, the release environment approval gate (with the
current approver list and how to query it), release-notes generation,
and post-release verification. Replaces the stale pre-signing checklist:
secrets are configured and the workflow now covers all platforms.
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* docs(release): clarify that the approval gate, not the tag push, controls who can cut a release
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* ci(nightly): format frontend-nightly.yml so the check-only Prettier gate passes on every PR
The important-flag input (#2378) merged with single-quoted YAML that
Prettier rewrites, and since the Prettier workflow is check-only and
PR-triggered (#2356), every open PR inherits the failure.
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* ci(prettier): run on pull_request and check only changed files
The push-only trigger skipped fork PRs entirely (e.g. #2378, which
merged the unformatted nightly workflow with no format check run), and
the whole-repo check made every open PR go red for files it never
touched once one bad file landed on main. Trigger on pull_request so
every PR is checked regardless of origin, and diff against the merge
base so a PR is only ever red for its own files.
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* fix(desktop): package Windows via NSIS instead of Squirrel (#401)
Squirrel.Windows is a poor fit: per-user install only, no custom install
directory, no proper add/remove-programs uninstaller, and fragile updates.
Replace it with a real NSIS installer (per-user or per-machine, custom
install dir, uninstaller), matching recordly's working Windows setup.
Electron Forge ships no first-party NSIS maker, so add a thin MakerBase
subclass (makers/maker-nsis.ts) that bridges to electron-builder's
buildForge, the same engine electron-builder uses, scoped to win32. The
maker exposes the NSIS knobs the issue calls for (oneClick:false,
allowToChangeInstallationDirectory, per-machine) and defaults to an
assisted installer.
- forge.config.ts: drop maker-squirrel, add the NSIS maker instance.
- testing-build.yml: target "nsis"; smoke-install via /S under out/make;
drop the Squirrel-specific log capture.
- Rename the package "agent-orchestrator-frontend" -> "agent-orchestrator":
this repo is the full app, not just a frontend. User-facing naming was
already "Agent Orchestrator" (productName) / agent-orchestrator.exe.
Deferred (per issue, separate follow-ups): bundling zellij.exe so a fresh
Windows install needs no manual zellij, an actionable "zellij not found"
error at session-create, and Windows code-signing.
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* chore: format with prettier [skip ci]
* fix(desktop): disable electron-builder publish + drop electron-squirrel-startup
CI fix: the NSIS maker's electron-builder run inferred a GitHub publish
target from package.json `repository` and tried to upload (to emit
auto-update info), failing with "GitHub Personal Access Token is not set".
Forge owns publishing (the workflow uploads via `gh release`), so set
`config.publish = null` to disable electron-builder's upload entirely.
Also remove `electron-squirrel-startup`: it only handled Squirrel.Windows
install/update hooks (--squirrel-* flags) and is dead weight under NSIS.
Drop the dependency, its import, the startup quit-block, the whenReady
guard, and the type shim. The EPIPE std-stream guard stays (it covers any
windowless Windows GUI launch, e.g. from a shortcut).
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* chore: gitignore electron-builder's builder-debug.yml dump
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