Baixar AeroFTP 3.8.4 per a Windows

[3.8.4] - 2026-05-20
Unified Transfer DAG, Staging Queue and AeroFile Sync
v3.8.4 is a big release: the slow work of the last cycle was converging every transfer surface (GUI, CLI, AeroSync, cross-profile) onto one shared execution engine, building a staging queue on top of it, shipping a CLI dispatcher set, unifying three disconnected sync dialogs, and acting on the v3.8.3 community feedback. Seventy commits since v3.8.3, organized below.
What's new
This section is the high-level tour. The detailed lists below cover every change.
A single DAG transfer executor
AeroFTP had multiple parallel transfer paths: the GUI segmented download, intra-file range downloads, cross-profile transfers, the AeroSync engine, the CLI pget and sync commands, and the legacy per-protocol code. v3.8.4 lands a ready-frontier executor over a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG: every transfer is a graph of nodes where each edge says "this step depends on that one", and the executor walks the graph fanning out as soon as a node's dependencies are satisfied), and progressively converges every one of those paths onto it. The same code now powers concurrent-range downloads for SFTP and FTP, B2 large-file uploads, cross-profile transfers, and the AeroSync download stage. The executor ships with prudent AIMD backpressure (Additive Increase, Multiplicative Decrease: the classic TCP-style self-tuning that ramps up while the link is healthy and backs off hard at the first sign of strain) so it adapts to the slowest link without the user having to pick a number, and an AppHandle-free observability sink so non-Tauri callers (CLI, agents, tests) get the same progress signal the GUI does.
This is mostly internal plumbing. The user-visible effect is that the GUI and the CLI now use the same path for large transfers, with the same parallelism, the same backpressure, and the same telemetry. The GUI grows a Settings knob for the download segment count when you want to override the heuristic.
Transfer Queue with real staging
The unified planner had a queue, but it was effectively a fire-and-forget list. v3.8.4 turns it into a proper staging queue: items land first as staged (with their pre-enumerated tree for FTP and SFTP), an explicit dispatcher moves them to pending when they are ready, and an Auto-start setting decides whether they go automatically or wait for a manual Start. The CLI gains an agent peek view of what is currently staged or pending. The transfer toast was demoted to a minimized indicator so the queue panel is the source of truth.
Command-line surface, feature-complete
v3.8.4 closes the long-running CLI work and pushes aeroftp-cli to 69 top-level subcommands across listings, transfers, syncing, vaults, profiles, hashing, agent operation, batch scripting, mount and packaging. With this release the CLI is feature-complete for everyday workflows: anything the GUI can do on a file or a server is reachable from the command line, and the same shared transfer engine now powers both surfaces so the throughput numbers no longer drift between them.
The release adds:
- rmdirs: recursive prune of empty directory trees, the missing companion to rmdir from v3.8.2.
- agent peek: a read-only view of the current transfer queue (staged + pending) for agents and automation. The agent-info subcommand also surfaces the transfer count and queue depth now.
- CLI dispatcher binary: a thin dispatcher that routes Linux deb / rpm / AppImage packages and Windows installs through a stable entry point, ported to Windows with proper detach+wait semantics. The set-of-four packaging slots (deb / rpm / AppImage / Windows) are now all wired to it, with R10 / R11 / R13 regression gates in CI.
- aero alias toggle: a one-command toggle to install or remove the short aero invocation, so aero get s3://bucket/file.tar Just Works.
- --max-transfer enforcement on the converged shared transfer path, so a global byte cap now applies uniformly to CLI runs, GUI runs, and AeroSync.
- Transfer capability discovery documented per-protocol, so agents and scripts can query what concurrent ranges, segments and server-side copy moves each provider actually supports before issuing them.
- The speech-to-text dependency stack (whisper-rs / hound) is moved behind an opt-out local-stt cargo feature so default builds stay lean.
AeroFile Sync (unified dialog)
The View menu had three disconnected entries for the same workflow: Local Sync, Compare Panels, Sync Presets. They are now collapsed into a single AeroFile Sync dialog with three tabs (Compare, Plan, Sync) that share context. The local-to-local sync engine is named AeroRsync in the UI now (it was already AeroRsync under the hood, the description just said "in-process delta engine"). New toolbar button on the AeroFile panel; F4 still opens the dialog on the Compare tab for muscle memory.
Connection state on the home screen (issue #222)
A community finding from @raelb and @EhudKirsh, landed in two halves. The per-server health dot in compact layout and the small radial in detailed layout now pulse softly when the saved profile has at least one open session, so the home screen also reflects "I am connected to this one" and not only reachability. The color of the dot still encodes the health probe; the pulse is a separate signal. The right-click menu on a saved server gains a Disconnect entry that appears only when the profile is connected; picking it closes every session that came from that profile.
Tier D server-side hashes (WebDAV and FTP)
Server-side hashing now covers WebDAV (DAV Mc-Checksum-* headers when the server returns them) and FTP (XCRC, XSHA256, MD5 extensions where supported), on top of the S3 / B2 / pCloud / Drive / OneDrive / Box / Dropbox / SFTP coverage shipped in v3.8.2. The Properties dialog surfaces QuickXor (OneDrive) and Dropbox content hashes alongside the usual MD5/SHA-1/SHA-256. CLI hashsum prefers server-side hashes wherever available.
Transfer capabilities surfaced to agents and CLI
The Sync GUI now honors the real per-provider transfer capabilities (concurrent ranges, segment count, server-side copy) instead of using a one-size-fits-all default. The CLI exposes a capability discovery surface for agents (LLM tooling, automation), documented in the CLI guide. --max-transfer is now enforced on the converged shared path, so a global cap actually caps the GUI too.
Detailed changes
Added
- DAG transfer executor: ready-frontier executor over a Directed Acyclic Graph, the new shared execution path for every transfer surface (a083181d). AIMD (Additive Increase, Multiplicative Decrease) backpressure layered on top (185234c2), AppHandle-free observability sink so the CLI and tests share the same progress events (f69c41f6), converged range download running on it (78992012).
- Intra-file range downloads on the converged engine for FTP and SFTP, with pooled SFTP range worker and pipelined reads on one session (b21b78b7, 4cb3099d, 250a62bf). Provider download executor and provider_download_file both wire the segments (995ea848, 82bc9104).
- Cross-profile DAG: cross-profile transfers run on the parallelized DAG path (503c9d67).
- GUI segmented downloads with a Settings knob for the segment count (4322ca84, b9647b3f). Live-WAN integration tests under tests/gtc (4d05e882, 1c6e2812).
- B2 large-file upload converged on the shared part engine (425c8266).
- CLI pget and sync converged on the shared concurrent-range engine and executor (8db6c7e7, 7a947101).
- AeroSync downloads routed through the segmented helper (4706d4cd).
- Transfer Queue staging: lazy per-level remote scan for FTP and SFTP (a0e7a9c1), extension to provider-backed protocols (884efb56), staged -> pending dispatcher (246e12d1), 5 entry-points routed through staging (fc668479), Start / Start all UI in the panel (28c45a7f), Auto-start setting (f4a41a0e), staging lifecycle in useTransferQueue hook (798cd216), pruned-set + lifecycle test coverage (be61c164).
- CLI agent peek subcommand: read-only view of the current staged and pending transfer queue, plus transfer count surfaced in agent-info (9fe0443e).
- CLI rmdirs: recursive prune of empty directory trees, companion to v3.8.2's rmdir (8ccaaac8).
- CLI dispatcher binary (a3300879) routing deb / rpm / AppImage on Linux (366d208e) and Windows installs with detach+wait (288a8452). aero alias toggle (b8b3caa2). CI gates R10 / R11 / R13 (cf9fa393). With this commit the dispatcher closes the CLI packaging work that started in v3.8.0.
- Transfer capability discovery for agents (c65c02f0), per-protocol documentation (9238931e, bcbb72ba), and --max-transfer enforcement on the converged shared path (890239f9).
- CLI guide refreshed for the new commands and the server-side hash work from v3.8.2 (96388c39).
- AeroFile Sync unified dialog with three tabs (Compare, Plan, Sync) replacing three legacy View menu entries (f52533bf). Toolbar button on the AeroFile panel, F4 opens on Compare. LocalSyncPanel styling baseline (5ea74e6a).
- Connection state on saved-server cards (issue #222): per-server health dot and radial pulse when the profile has an active session (861cf7dc); Disconnect entry in the context menu, gated on connection state (4a4f3aef). Co-authored with Rael Bauer.
- IntroHub connect-failure marker: standalone amber dot on the My Servers card after a failed connection attempt (c5938899), readable glyph and immediate badge refresh follow-up (af268d19).
- Tier D server-side hashes for WebDAV and FTP (504ba2b5); QuickXor (OneDrive) and Dropbox content hashes surfaced in the Properties checksum tab (f7af4f62).
- Sync GUI honors real per-provider transfer capabilities (44d306e6).
- AeroRsync naming: local-to-local sync description and delta-transport toggle now name AeroRsync explicitly in the UI.
Fixed
- Filen and MEGA TOTP 2FA: saved TOTP secret is now wired into the Connect path and the live login preview (254d6196).
- AeroFile folder tree roots on Windows: load roots from drives so the tree opens the right anchors (40388f00).