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FlyEnv v4.20.1 Update Release Notes
🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
1. Fixed macOS Helper Installation Failure
Resolved an issue where installing the FlyEnv helper after a DMG installation could repeatedly fail with Terminal exited with code 5 or Bootstrap failed: 5: Input/output error, preventing access to local sites and other operations that require the helper.
The installer now removes inherited macOS quarantine attributes from both the installed helper executable and its LaunchDaemon configuration before registering the service. This addresses the installation failure reported on macOS 27.
Thanks to @zhoujians for the contribution, @PaulDelwig and @lizejun999 for the reports, and @Tastaturberuf for helping identify the cause! Pull Request #893 · Issue #899 · Issue #901

2. Fixed Apache Startup on Linux
Resolved an issue reported on Fedora 44 KDE where Apache failed to start after updating to v4.20.0 with AppHelperError: unapproved service executable name.
FlyEnv now resolves Apache launcher scripts such as apachectl and apache2ctl to the actual httpd or apache2 server executable before starting the service. Required Apache environment settings are preserved, along with the selected installation's existing FlyEnv configuration.
Thanks to @DigionsPieces for the report! Issue #894

3. Fixed PostgreSQL Startup When the Server Is Already Stopped
Resolved an issue on macOS and Linux where starting a stopped PostgreSQL instance failed during the pre-start cleanup with a missing postmaster.pid error. Users no longer need to start PostgreSQL manually before using FlyEnv's start button.
FlyEnv now checks whether the selected database instance is actually running before requesting a native stop. A stopped instance, including one with an outdated PID file from an unclean shutdown, can proceed to startup; genuine stop failures still report an error.
Thanks to @Megumi1773 for the contribution and @glitter1105 for the report! Pull Request #900 · Issue #902

4. Fixed llama.cpp GPU Device Selection
Resolved an issue where the llama.cpp plugin passed a numeric GPU index directly to the server, causing startup to fail with an invalid device: 0 error.
Saved numeric indices now resolve to the device name for the selected backend, such as CUDA0, Vulkan0, or MTL0. The GPU device setting also accepts explicit device names and comma-separated device lists, while leaving it empty lets llama.cpp choose its default device. Updated settings hints explain the accepted values.
Thanks to @Megumi1773 for the contribution! Pull Request #898

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FlyEnv v4.20.0 Update Release Notes
🚀 New Features
1. Added Windows UAC Authorization Mode
FlyEnv can now perform supported Windows administrator operations through the native User Account Control (UAC) prompt, without requiring the FlyEnv helper to be installed. This gives users an alternative on devices where installing a background helper is inconvenient.
The new authorization workflow provides:
- Your Choice of Authorization Method: Choose UAC or the FlyEnv helper when administrator access is first needed, and change the preference later in Settings
- Helper-Free UAC Operation: In UAC mode, privileged tasks request Windows authorization directly, without automatically installing or repairing the helper
- System Task Coverage: Supports administrator operations for hosts entries, DNS refresh, environment variables and PATH, certificates, and managed process operations
- Clear Cancellation and Failure Feedback: Cancelling an authorization request leaves the selected method intact and reports the affected operation's result
- Existing Helper Management: Users switching to UAC can choose to disable their existing FlyEnv helper

2. Added llama.cpp Plugin
The Plugin Market now includes llama.cpp for managing local inference runtimes and GGUF models directly in FlyEnv.
The plugin provides:
- Runtime Version Management: Download and manage official llama.cpp releases with the CPU or GPU backend available for your platform
- GGUF Model Library: Browse and search public Hugging Face model repositories, inspect model files and sizes, and download models into a local library
- Inference Settings: Configure the selected model, context size, CPU threads, GPU layers, listening address, and port
- Service Controls and Logs: Start, stop, and restart the local inference server through FlyEnv's service controls, and inspect its logs
- Local API Access: Run an OpenAI-compatible local endpoint, with API key configuration for authenticated access
Thanks to @vaanwd for the feature request! Issue #722

3. Added OpenSearch Plugin
The new OpenSearch plugin adds a search and analytics engine to the Plugin Market, with version management and the standard FlyEnv service workflow on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
The plugin provides:
- Version Management: Download and manage OpenSearch versions from FlyEnv
- Service Controls: Start and stop OpenSearch from its module or the system tray
- Configuration and Logs: Edit OpenSearch, JVM, and logging settings, and inspect service logs
- Local Development Mode: Disable the OpenSearch security plugin through a dedicated development-mode switch, with restart guidance
- OpenSearch Dashboards: Prepare and open the matching Dashboards version for the running OpenSearch service
Thanks to @xnhinzkyx for the feature request! Issue #880

🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
4. Fixed Excessively Long Classic Tray Menus
The classic tray menu now moves entries beyond its top-level limit into a More submenu. This keeps long lists of startup groups and services from pushing the main-window and exit actions out of reach, while retaining access to every service control.
Thanks to @TanNhatCMS for the report! Issue #878

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FlyEnv v4.19.1 Update Release Notes
🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
1. Fixed Invisible Tray Window Blocking Mouse Clicks on macOS
Resolved an issue where, after updating to v4.19.0, an invisible FlyEnv window could sit above all other applications and intercept mouse clicks. The affected area extended from the top-left corner of the screen down the left side, making windows, buttons, links, and desktop icons in that zone unclickable until FlyEnv was fully closed.
The cause was the tray popup's "fake hide" mechanism: instead of truly hiding, the popup window was made fully transparent and parked off-screen. A transparent window still intercepts mouse input, and macOS can move off-screen windows back onto the display — leaving an invisible overlay blocking the top-left area. The tray popup now truly hides with the native window-hide call. It is set to fully transparent right before hiding, so the system window fade that Windows replays on transparent windows still plays invisibly, and full opacity is restored when the popup appears — no click blocking, and no visible fade.
Thanks to @dkoychev for the report! Issue #869

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FlyEnv v4.19.0 Update Release Notes
🚀 New Features
1. Added Plugin Market
FlyEnv now includes a dedicated Plugin Market (Settings → Plugin Market) that lets you extend the app with optional modules while keeping the core application focused. Plugins can provide complete FlyEnv modules — including services with their own pages, configuration, and logs — that integrate into the same workflow as the built-in modules.
The Plugin Market provides:
- Official Catalog: Browse and install official FlyEnv plugins with one click
- Third-Party Registries: Add community plugin registry URLs as additional sources; third-party sources are explicitly acknowledged before their plugins can be installed
- Installed Plugin Management: Update, disable, re-enable, or uninstall installed plugins from one place
- No Restart Required: Installing, updating, disabling, and removing plugins takes effect immediately — new modules appear in the menu and running services are stopped safely before changes
Installing and updating plugins requires an active FlyEnv license; already-installed plugins keep working without one.

2. Added Kafka Plugin
The Plugin Market launches with Kafka as its first official service plugin. The plugin adds a complete Apache Kafka module that runs a single-node KRaft-mode broker (no ZooKeeper required) on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
This integration provides:
- Version Management: Download and manage Kafka releases directly from FlyEnv
- Java Runtime Binding: Runs on a Java 17+ runtime, with validation of the selected Java version
- Service Controls: Start and stop the broker through the standard FlyEnv service workflow, including system tray integration
- Topic Management: Create, inspect, and delete Kafka topics from the built-in Topics page
- Configuration and Logs: Edit the generated server configuration and inspect broker logs from the module

🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
3. Improved Podman Rosetta Setting on Apple Silicon
The Rosetta switch for Podman machines is now disabled with an explanatory tip when the installed Podman version is known to be too old (below 5.1.0, which introduced the [machine] rosetta containers.conf option), while unknown versions no longer false-disable the control. The setting is also clearly documented as a global Podman preference rather than a per-VM option, and the FlyEnv-managed flyenv-podman.conf drop-in now carries a header comment explaining its origin and safe removal.
Thanks to @YoloCyber for the contribution! Pull Request #863

4. Fixed MySQL Root Password Initialization on Custom Ports
Resolved an issue where the first start of a MySQL instance configured on a non-default port failed to set the root password: the initialization command always connected to the default port 3306, leaving the new instance with an empty password while FlyEnv kept connecting with the configured one. FlyEnv now resolves the instance's own configuration file, passes the correct port explicitly, and retries the initialization for slow-starting servers.
Thanks to @ulusoyomer for the contribution! Pull Request #866 Issue #773

5. Fixed Windows Tray Popup on Non-Bottom Taskbars
Resolved several issues with the Windows tray popup: it was clipped off-screen whenever the taskbar was docked to the top, left, or right edge; it re-laid-out visibly right after appearing; and every opening replayed a ~300ms system window fade. The popup now positions itself from the actual taskbar edge with the arrow pointing at the tray icon, appears instantly in a single frame, and handles focus correctly so clicking outside closes it as expected.
Thanks to @darius-gs for the contribution! Pull Request #868

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FlyEnv v4.18.3 Update Release Notes
🚀 New Features
1. Added First-Run Technology Stack Selection
FlyEnv now gives genuinely new users a guided technology-stack selector before the main workspace opens. Instead of showing the entire module catalog by default, users can start with only the technologies relevant to their work.
The new onboarding experience includes:
- Eight Stack Presets: PHP, Node.js, Java, Python, Go, .NET, Ruby, and Rust
- Multi-Stack Selection: Multiple presets can be combined, and FlyEnv enables the union of their recommended modules
- Practical Defaults: PHP is initially selected, while Startup Groups, Hosts, and Tools remain available as common utilities
- Full Control: Users can still show every module or open Settings → Modules for detailed customization
- Safe First-Run Behavior: The selector only applies to fresh installations, so existing users keep their current module visibility settings
This makes the initial FlyEnv experience more focused and reduces the cognitive load caused by modules that a new user may not need.

2. Added Drag-and-Drop Sorting for Startup Groups
Startup Group cards can now be reordered directly from their drag handles. The chosen order is stored locally and restored the next time FlyEnv opens.
The implementation also preserves the default group identity, avoids unnecessary storage writes when the order has not changed, rejects invalid reorder data, and restores the last saved order if persistence fails.

🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
3. Fixed Windows Machine ID Detection for Licensing
FlyEnv now has a more resilient Windows machine ID lookup for systems where the primary UUID provider returns an empty value or fails.
The fallback process reads Windows' MachineGuid first and then tries Win32_ComputerSystemProduct.UUID, validating the result before it is used. This fixes cases where affected users could not request or activate a FlyEnv license because no machine UUID was available.
Thanks to @FunkZero for reporting the UUID issue! Discussion #606

4. Fixed Podman Machine Creation Parameters
Podman machine creation has been updated to avoid unsupported command-line parameters and to match Podman's expected configuration behavior:
- Rosetta Configuration: Rosetta support on Apple Silicon is now written to a FlyEnv-managed containers.conf.d drop-in instead of passing the invalid --rosetta initialization flag
- Disk Sizing: The disk size setting and dashboard display now consistently use GiB, with a supported range of 10–1024 GiB
- SSH Identity Handling: The unsupported --identity-path initialization argument has been removed; FlyEnv continues to display Podman's generated SSH identity as read-only information
- Configuration Compatibility: FlyEnv respects synchronized XDG_CONFIG_HOME values and preserves custom CONTAINERS_CONF configurations through Podman's override mechanism
Thanks to @YoloCyber for the contribution and detailed follow-up reports! Issue #800 · Pull Request #855 · Issue #856 · Issue #857

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v4.18.2: Fix Issues

FlyEnv v4.18.1 Update Release Notes
🚀 New Features
1. Added Tomcat Application Mappings
Tomcat sites can now map application directories or WAR files to explicit context paths while creating or editing a site. FlyEnv validates the mapping, writes the required Tomcat Context descriptors, and keeps the generated configuration synchronized when the site changes.
This makes it possible to serve multiple applications from one Tomcat site using paths such as /, /api, or /admin without manually maintaining Tomcat XML files.

2. Added Configurable PHP FastCGI Worker Counts on Windows
Windows PHP FastCGI installations can now set the number of php-cgi workers for each installed PHP version. Choose an integer from 1 to 64 in FlyEnv; restarting a running PHP service applies the updated count.
This gives local PHP projects a supported way to tune concurrency when several sites or heavier development workloads are running at once.
Issue #830

3. Added Persian Language Support
FlyEnv is now available in Persian (fa). The new locale covers the application's built-in translation catalog and is selectable from the language settings.
Thanks to @Nitron2020 for the contribution! Pull Request #829

4. Added AI CLI Session Quick Actions
The session pages for Antigravity, Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot CLI, Kimi, and OpenCode now provide quick actions for each working directory. Start a new AI CLI session directly in that directory, or resume its most recent session with one click.
This makes it faster to return to the right project context without manually opening a terminal, changing directories, and entering the CLI command.

🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
5. Improved Windows Helper and Data Directory Initialization
FlyEnv now coordinates Windows Helper startup with data-directory initialization more reliably. When a new installation needs elevated access to create or repair its data location, FlyEnv can recover permissions and retry the operation before dependent setup continues.
This improves first-run reliability for Windows users who previously could not start using FlyEnv because its data directory or Helper had not initialized correctly.

6. Fixed Rust Installation on Windows
Resolved a Windows installation issue that could leave downloaded Rust archives in an invalid layout. FlyEnv now unpacks the official archive through a staging directory and installs its expected root directory correctly.

7. Removed NVM and FNM Support on Windows
FlyEnv no longer detects or operates the external NVM and FNM Node.js version managers on Windows. Managed Node.js versions continue to work through FlyEnv's built-in installation workflow, while removing this integration prevents the NVM startup popup reported by affected users.
Issue #831

8. Fixed Windows Tray Menu Click Behavior
The Windows modern tray menu now opens from a right-click only. Double-clicking the tray icon opens the main FlyEnv window without also displaying the quick-action menu.
Issue #831

9. Fixed macOS Alias PATH Entries
Resolved an issue where editing a FlyEnv alias on macOS could write a stray quote into the PATH export in .zshrc. Alias setup now parses existing path entries safely and preserves a valid shell configuration.
Issue #832

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FlyEnv v4.18.0 Update Release Notes
🚀 New Features
1. Added Neo4j Support
FlyEnv now includes a dedicated Neo4j module for installing and managing local Neo4j graph database servers.
This integration provides:
- Version Management: Download and manage Neo4j versions directly from FlyEnv
- Java Compatibility: Select and persist a compatible Java runtime for each installed Neo4j version
- Service Controls: Start and stop Neo4j instances through the standard FlyEnv service workflow
- Configuration and Logs: Edit the Neo4j configuration and inspect service startup and runtime logs
- Neo4j Browser Access: Open the local Neo4j Browser for a running instance
Issue #719

2. Added PostgreSQL pgAdmin 4 Panel
PostgreSQL now includes a built-in pgAdmin 4 web management panel. When PostgreSQL is running, open the panel from the service toolbar to manage the active local database in a browser.
FlyEnv installs pgAdmin 4 on demand with the selected Python runtime, keeps its data and logs in the PostgreSQL workspace, registers the active FlyEnv PostgreSQL server, and stops the companion process together with PostgreSQL.
Issue #680

3. Added MongoDB DbGate Panel
MongoDB now provides an on-demand DbGate web management panel for working with local MongoDB databases. FlyEnv installs the DbGate runtime with the selected Node.js version, stores its workspace under FlyEnv data, protects the local panel with generated credentials, reuses healthy instances, and stops DbGate with MongoDB.

4. Added Redis Commander Panel
Redis now includes an on-demand Redis Commander web management panel. FlyEnv installs it with the selected Node.js runtime, connects it to the running Redis instance, opens an authenticated local URL, reuses healthy instances, and cleans up the companion process when Redis stops.

🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
5. Fixed Site QR Code URLs
Site QR codes now encode the complete site URL, including the http:// or https:// protocol and any configured port. Scanning a code from the Hosts or Tomcat site list now opens the site as a link instead of treating the hostname as plain text.
Issue #815

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FlyEnv v4.17.2 Update Release Notes
🚀 New Features
1. Added ClickHouse Support
FlyEnv now includes a dedicated ClickHouse module for installing, managing, configuring, and monitoring local ClickHouse database servers on macOS and Linux.
This integration provides:
- Version Management: Download and manage ClickHouse releases directly from FlyEnv
- Service Controls: Start and stop installed ClickHouse versions alongside your other local services
- Configuration and Logs: Edit the config.xml and users.xml files and review server, startup, and error logs from the module
- Built-In Browser UI: Open a managed CH-UI browser interface for a running ClickHouse server
Issue #774

2. Added Temporal Server Support
FlyEnv now includes a dedicated Temporal module for running a local Temporal Server. You can download and manage server versions, edit the generated server configuration, inspect logs, and open the Temporal Web UI when you need to explore workflows and namespaces in a browser.
Issue #730

3. Added Temporal CLI Support
A separate Temporal CLI module is now available for local development workflows. It manages the official Temporal CLI and its temporal server start-dev development server, with configurable ports, local database settings, logs, and direct access to the built-in Web UI.
Issue #730

4. Control Startup Groups from the Tray Menu
Startup Groups are now displayed in the FlyEnv tray menu, ahead of individual services. You can start or stop a saved group directly from either tray style, making it easier to switch an entire project environment without opening the main window.
Issue #782

🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
5. Improved Windows Privileged Operations and Helper Recovery
Windows users can now choose the elevation method used for operations that require administrator permission: the persistent FlyEnv Helper or standard UAC prompts. FlyEnv continues to use the Helper by default, while UAC offers a practical alternative for supported operations on systems where the Helper cannot be installed or used.
If Helper installation fails, FlyEnv now automatically switches to UAC so supported privileged actions remain available instead of being blocked by the failed Helper setup.
Issue #756 Issue #797

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FlyEnv v4.17.1 Update Release Notes
🚀 New Features
1. Added ClickHouse Support
FlyEnv now includes a dedicated ClickHouse module for installing, managing, configuring, and monitoring local ClickHouse database servers on macOS and Linux.
This integration provides:
- Version Management: Download and manage ClickHouse releases directly from FlyEnv
- Service Controls: Start and stop installed ClickHouse versions alongside your other local services
- Configuration and Logs: Edit the config.xml and users.xml files and review server, startup, and error logs from the module
- Built-In Browser UI: Open a managed CH-UI browser interface for a running ClickHouse server
Issue #774

2. Added Temporal Server Support
FlyEnv now includes a dedicated Temporal module for running a local Temporal Server. You can download and manage server versions, edit the generated server configuration, inspect logs, and open the Temporal Web UI when you need to explore workflows and namespaces in a browser.
Issue #730

3. Added Temporal CLI Support
A separate Temporal CLI module is now available for local development workflows. It manages the official Temporal CLI and its temporal server start-dev development server, with configurable ports, local database settings, logs, and direct access to the built-in Web UI.
Issue #730

4. Control Startup Groups from the Tray Menu
Startup Groups are now displayed in the FlyEnv tray menu, ahead of individual services. You can start or stop a saved group directly from either tray style, making it easier to switch an entire project environment without opening the main window.
Issue #782

🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
5. Improved Windows Privileged Operations and Helper Recovery
Windows users can now choose the elevation method used for operations that require administrator permission: the persistent FlyEnv Helper or standard UAC prompts. FlyEnv continues to use the Helper by default, while UAC offers a practical alternative for supported operations on systems where the Helper cannot be installed or used.
If Helper installation fails, FlyEnv now automatically switches to UAC so supported privileged actions remain available instead of being blocked by the failed Helper setup.
Issue #756 Issue #797

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FlyEnv v4.17.0 Update Release Notes
🔐 Security & Trust
1. Added Code Signing for Windows
FlyEnv releases for Windows are now digitally signed, making it easier to verify the publisher and confirm that downloaded application files have not been altered after signing.
Special thanks to SignPath for sponsoring open-source code signing for FlyEnv.

🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
2. Reduced Memory Usage
FlyEnv now uses memory more efficiently during everyday operation, reducing its resource footprint and leaving more system memory available for your development services and tools.

3. Fixed Scheduled Task Execution on Windows
Resolved an issue that could prevent scheduled tasks from executing correctly on Windows. Scheduled jobs created and managed through FlyEnv now run more reliably.

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v4.16.1: Fix Helper Issues
https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/756
https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/760

FlyEnv v4.16.0 Update Release Notes
🚀 New Features
1. Added FlyEnv MCP Server
FlyEnv now includes a built-in MCP Server that lets AI clients connect directly to your local FlyEnv environment. You can start the server from FlyEnv, generate ready-to-use client configuration snippets, and register the server into supported AI coding CLIs without editing everything by hand.
This integration provides:
- MCP Service Control: Start and stop the FlyEnv MCP server from the UI, configure host, port, access token, and local/remote access behavior
- Client Quick Config: Generate HTTP and stdio-compatible configuration snippets and copy them directly from FlyEnv
- One-Click Client Registration: Register the FlyEnv MCP server into Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Kimi, Antigravity CLI, and GitHub Copilot CLI
- Tool Policy Management: Enable or disable individual MCP tools and require confirmation for risky operations such as service control, installation, or site changes
- Audit Logging: Review MCP tool activity through the built-in audit log

2. Added AI Coding CLI Modules
FlyEnv now includes dedicated modules for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Kimi, Antigravity CLI, and GitHub Copilot CLI. These integrations bring AI coding CLIs into the same desktop workflow as your local runtimes and services, making them easier to install, inspect, and manage from one place.
This integration provides:
- CLI Installation & Detection: Install supported AI coding CLIs and check their installed version from FlyEnv
- Config File Access: View important config file paths and manage client configuration from the UI
- Session Management: Browse saved sessions, reopen them in a terminal, and clean up old sessions when supported
- MCP Management: List configured MCP servers and add or remove FlyEnv MCP connections directly from each client module
- Client-Specific Extras: Manage plugins for Claude Code and Codex, skills for Antigravity CLI and GitHub Copilot CLI, provider/stats views for OpenCode, and logs/session export workflows for Kimi
Issue #712

🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
3. Updated MinIO Download Source
FlyEnv now uses the maintained pgsty/minio fork as the updated MinIO download source, improving install availability after upstream distribution changes and making MinIO version downloads more reliable.
Issue #626

4. Fixed Windows Python Environment Variable Setup
Resolved a Windows issue where FlyEnv could register an incorrect Python environment path during setup. Python environment registration now points to the correct FlyEnv-managed runtime layout, so newly installed Python versions are exposed more reliably.
Issue #633

5. Fixed Rust Toolchain Detection for Custom CARGO_HOME / RUSTUP_HOME
Resolved an issue where FlyEnv could miss Rust toolchains installed through rustup when CARGO_HOME or RUSTUP_HOME had been customized. FlyEnv now respects those environment variables when locating rustup, toolchains, and related runtime data.
Issue #691

6. Improved Local Site Support for localhost + Port Workflows
FlyEnv site management now supports using localhost with explicit ports such as localhost:8080 when adding or editing sites. This makes local multi-port workflows easier to model without creating extra fake domains just to separate ports.
This improvement includes:
- Port-Aware Duplicate Checks: Sites with the same hostname are allowed as long as their listening ports do not conflict
- Port Extraction from Host Input: Entering localhost:port now applies that port to the site configuration instead of dropping it on save
- Cleaner Hosts File Behavior: Pure loopback sites no longer require redundant hosts-file writes, which reduces unnecessary admin prompts
- Stable Vhost File Naming: Generated vhost, rewrite, and log files now avoid same-name collisions across multi-port localhost sites
Issue #700

7. Fixed FlyEnv Environment Variable Ordering
Resolved an issue where FlyEnv-managed environment variables could appear in the wrong order, allowing system or Hom

FlyEnv v4.15.4 Update Release Notes
🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
1. Improved Service Startup on Windows
Reworked how FlyEnv launches its services on Windows to reduce the chance of false positives from antivirus software. Services now start through a cleaner launch path, so security tools are less likely to flag normal FlyEnv operations.

2. Improved Service Startup on macOS
Reworked how FlyEnv launches its services on macOS to resolve conflicts with certain terminal applications that modify the system default ZSH configuration. Those conflicts previously prevented FlyEnv-managed services from starting; services now launch reliably regardless of the host shell setup.

3. Fixed Startup-on-Boot for Paths Containing Spaces
Fixed the auto-start-on-boot logic on Windows and Linux so it works correctly when FlyEnv is installed in a folder whose path contains spaces. Boot startup is now registered correctly in these cases instead of failing silently.

4. Fixed Mailpit Version Detection
Fixed an issue where FlyEnv could not correctly read the version number for newer Mailpit releases. Mailpit version detection now works as expected.

5. Fixed RabbitMQ Management Plugin
Fixed an issue where the RabbitMQ management plugin could not be enabled, which left the RabbitMQ web management panel unusable. The management plugin now enables correctly and the web panel works as intended.

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FlyEnv v4.15.3 Update Release Notes
🚀 New Features
1. Added RoadRunner Module
FlyEnv now includes a dedicated RoadRunner module for PHP application server workflows. You can install, detect, configure, and run RoadRunner directly from FlyEnv, then bind RoadRunner-backed projects into the standard project service experience.
This integration provides:
- RoadRunner Version Management: Discover, install, and manage RoadRunner releases from the Version Manager
- Standalone Service Mode: Start RoadRunner with a generated .rr.yaml fileserver configuration for quick local testing
- PHP Project Services: Manage RoadRunner projects from the project service view with start/stop, port, environment, log, and config workflows
- Project Presets: Quickly configure PHP Worker, Existing Config, Laravel Octane, Fileserver, or Custom command projects
- PHP Runtime Binding: Select a FlyEnv-managed PHP runtime for RoadRunner PHP Worker and Laravel Octane projects
- Config File Sync: Generate .rr.yaml files, detect existing RoadRunner configs, and keep project ports synchronized

2. Added Swoole CLI Module
FlyEnv now supports Swoole CLI as a first-class PHP runtime and project service module. You can install Swoole CLI versions, initialize the runtime files FlyEnv needs, and run Swoole-based PHP projects with purpose-built presets.
This integration provides:
- Swoole CLI Version Management: Discover, install, and manage Swoole CLI binaries across supported platforms
- Runtime Bootstrap: Prepare php.ini, php-fpm.conf, Composer, and CA certificate files for FlyEnv-managed Swoole CLI runtimes
- Project Presets: Run Native Swoole, Hyperf, EasySwoole, Laravel Octane, PHP Script, or Custom command projects
- Config Detection: Automatically detect common framework config files such as Hyperf server/routes, EasySwoole configs, Laravel Octane config, and server.php
- Project Service Workflow: Configure ports, startup commands, environment variables, config files, logs, and service lifecycle from the same project UI

3. Split PHP into PHP-FPM and PHP Project Services
The PHP experience has been reorganized into clearer responsibilities. PHP-FPM is now available as its own module for PHP runtime and FPM service management, while the PHP module now leads with PHP project service management.
This update makes PHP deployment workflows easier to understand:
- PHP-FPM Module: Manage PHP-FPM services and PHP runtime versions separately
- PHP Project Services: Start and stop PHP projects through the common project service workflow
- Cleaner Navigation: Keep PHP runtime/service management separate from PHP project deployment
- Complete PHP Deployment Coverage: FlyEnv now covers PHP, PHP-FPM, FrankenPHP, RoadRunner, and Swoole CLI deployment shapes in one desktop app
Thanks to @chunbo007 for the discussion! Discussion #694

4. Added ZincSearch Module
FlyEnv now includes a dedicated ZincSearch module for running the lightweight search engine locally. You can install ZincSearch, manage the service lifecycle, edit environment configuration, inspect logs, and open the ZincSearch UI directly from FlyEnv.
This integration provides:
- Service Management: Start and stop ZincSearch through the standard FlyEnv service workflow
- Version Management: Install and manage ZincSearch releases from GitHub
- Environment Configuration: Configure admin credentials, data path, bind address, port, and log level through zincsearch.env
- Log Access: View standard and error logs directly in the ZincSearch module
- Quick UI Access: Open the ZincSearch web UI using the configured host and port when the service is running
Thanks to @zzdboy for the feature request! Issue #440

🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
5. Added Remarks to Installed Version Lists
Installed version lists now include a Remark column, making it easier to label local runtime versions and remember what each installed version is used for. Remarks can be edited directly from the installed list, are persisted locally, and are shown in

FlyEnv v4.15.2 Update Release Notes
🚀 New Features
1. Added .NET Module
FlyEnv now includes a dedicated .NET module for managing .NET development environments directly from the app. You can now discover, install, and manage .NET SDK versions alongside your other language runtimes and services.
This integration provides:
- Project Management: Browse and manage .NET projects from the language project view
- VS Code Integration: Open .NET projects directly in VS Code from FlyEnv
- Service Management: Start and stop .NET services through the standard FlyEnv service workflow
- Version Management: Detect local .NET SDK installations and install platform-specific SDK packages from Microsoft release metadata
- Cross-Platform Support: Works across Windows, macOS, and Linux with architecture-aware downloads
- Package Manager Support: Includes Homebrew discovery support for macOS users
Thanks to @sky22333 for the feature request! Issue #662

2. Added Cron Jobs Module
FlyEnv now provides a full Cron Jobs module for scheduling and monitoring recurring commands from the desktop UI. You can create global jobs or bind jobs to specific sites, then let FlyEnv register them with the native system scheduler.
This integration allows you to:
- Global & Site-Scoped Jobs: Create scheduled commands globally or for a specific project/site
- Native Scheduler Integration: Register jobs through crontab on macOS/Linux and Windows Task Scheduler on Windows
- Cron Expression Helper: Build and validate portable five-field cron expressions with presets and live previews
- Command Testing: Run commands manually before saving and inspect exit code, duration, stdout, and stderr
- Run History: Track last run time, next run time, output, errors, and execution status
- System Task View: Browse FlyEnv-created tasks and existing system scheduled tasks in one place
- Command Templates: Quickly insert common PHP, Node.js, Python, and shell command patterns
Thanks to @ibraimfarag for the PR! PR #674

3. Added Korean Translation
FlyEnv now supports Korean as an application language. The translation covers the core app interface, setup pages, service modules, toolbox entries, Cron Jobs, Flutter, and other module-specific text.
Thanks to @vendeeglobe for the PR! PR #676

🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
4. Fixed MongoDB Startup Issue on macOS
Resolved an issue where MongoDB could fail to start on macOS. The MongoDB startup flow now uses the platform-appropriate service launch path with generated configuration, log, PID, and data directory handling, improving startup reliability on macOS.
Thanks to @leafspace for reporting this issue! Issue #679

5. Fixed Flutter Installation Failure
Resolved an issue where Flutter SDK installation could fail after extraction. FlyEnv now normalizes the extracted SDK directory and initializes the installed Flutter SDK as a Git repository, preventing Flutter commands from failing with repository-related errors after installation.
Thanks to @yljphp for reporting this issue! Issue #682

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v4.15.1: Flutter And Git Module

FlyEnv v4.15.0 Update Release Notes
🚀 New Features
1. Added CliProxyAPI Module
FlyEnv now integrates CliProxyAPI — a lightweight CLI proxy API solution — directly into your development environment. You can now install, configure, and manage CliProxyAPI with just a few clicks from the FlyEnv UI.
Thanks to @diinggos for the feature request! Issue #640

2. Added Numa Module
Introducing Numa support to FlyEnv! Numa is a powerful framework that you can now easily install and manage directly from the FlyEnv interface.
Thanks to @batcom for the feature request! Issue #616

3. Added Rnacos Module
FlyEnv now supports r-nacos — a Rust implementation of the Nacos service discovery and configuration management platform. You can now install and manage Rnacos directly from the FlyEnv UI.
Thanks to @achunchunya for the feature request! Issue #641

4. Added FrankenPHP Module
We are excited to bring FrankenPHP to FlyEnv! FrankenPHP is a modern PHP application server written in Go. You can now easily install, configure, and run FrankenPHP directly from the FlyEnv interface.
Thanks to @eqwt for the feature request! Issue #642

5. Ollama Online Model Availability Detection
Enhanced the Ollama module with hardware-based availability detection for online models. Models are now displayed with a color-coded indicator (red/yellow/green) based on your local hardware capabilities, helping you quickly identify which models are suitable for your machine.
Thanks to @ibraimfarag for the PR! PR #635

6. Added JWT Encoding & Decoding Tool to Toolbox
The Toolbox now includes a convenient JWT encoding and decoding tool. You can easily encode and decode JSON Web Tokens directly within FlyEnv, making it simpler to debug and work with JWT-based authentication during development.
Thanks to @Heyiki for the PR! PR #643

7. Added Cron Expression Parsing & Runtime Calculation to Toolbox
The Toolbox now also features a Cron expression parser and runtime calculator. Enter any cron expression to see a human-readable description and calculate the next scheduled run times, streamlining your workflow when working with scheduled tasks.
Thanks to @Heyiki for the PR! PR #645

🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
8. Fixed Auto HTTPS Certificate Generation Issue
Resolved an issue where Auto HTTPS certificate generation would fail when the current username contained a dot (.) character. Certificates will now be generated correctly regardless of special characters in the system username.
Thanks to @dkoychev for reporting this issue! Issue #639

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FlyEnv v4.14.2 Update Release Notes
🚀 New Features
1. Added Hermes Agent Module
FlyEnv now integrates Hermes Agent — a powerful AI agent framework from Nous Research — directly into your development environment! You can now install, configure, and manage Hermes Agent with just a few clicks from the FlyEnv UI.
This integration allows you to:
- One-Click Installation: Install Hermes Agent seamlessly using the built-in installer
- Gateway Management: Start and stop the Hermes gateway service directly from the interface
- AI Provider Configuration: Easily configure AI providers including Ollama, OpenRouter, and Anthropic
- Configuration File Editor: View and edit core configuration files (config.yaml, .env, SOUL.md) within the UI
- Session Management: Browse and manage your chat sessions effortlessly
- Skills Management: Discover, install, update, and uninstall skills from multiple sources including official, community, GitHub, ClawHub, and LobeHub
- Rich Command Shortcuts: Access a comprehensive set of quick commands for chat, gateway, configuration, model auth, plugins, memory, MCP, logs, backup, and more
- Log Viewer: Monitor gateway and agent logs in real-time
Supported on macOS and Linux.

🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
2. Fixed Windows Tray Exit Issue
Resolved a critical issue where exiting the application from the system tray was not functioning properly on Windows. The tray menu's quit action now correctly terminates the application.

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FlyEnv v4.14.1 Update Release Notes
🚀 New Features
1. Added MkCert Module
You can now easily generate locally-trusted development certificates with MkCert directly from FlyEnv! MkCert is a simple tool for making locally-trusted development certificates. It automatically installs a local CA in the system root store, and generates locally-trusted certificates.
This integration allows you to:
- Generate trusted SSL/TLS certificates for local development with a single click
- Automatically install and configure the local Certificate Authority
- Manage certificates for your local domains effortlessly
- Enable HTTPS for your local development environment without browser warnings

🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
2. Fixed PostgreSQL Shutdown Issue
Resolved a critical issue where PostgreSQL could not be properly stopped after starting. The service will now shut down gracefully when you stop it from the FlyEnv interface.

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FlyEnv v4.14.0 Update Release Notes
🚀 New Features
1. Added RustFS Module
Introducing RustFS support to FlyEnv! RustFS is a high-performance, distributed object storage system written in Rust. You can now easily install, configure, and manage RustFS directly from the FlyEnv interface, making it simple to set up your own S3-compatible storage service for development and testing.

2. Added SDKMAN Support
FlyEnv now integrates with SDKMAN!, the Software Development Kit Manager. This allows you to easily manage multiple SDK versions for Java, Kotlin, Scala, Groovy, and many other JVM-based languages. Switch between different SDK versions seamlessly within your development environment.

3. Added Interface Font Settings
You can now customize the application interface font according to your preferences. This new setting allows you to:
- Choose from system-installed fonts
- Adjust font size for better readability
- Personalize your FlyEnv workspace for optimal comfort during long development sessions

4. Enhanced Project Service Support for All Languages
We've added comprehensive project service support that works with all programming languages! This powerful feature enables you to:
- Define Custom Start/Stop Commands: Specify custom commands to start and stop your projects for any language
- Port Configuration: Assign specific ports for each project service
- Quick Access: Start and stop projects directly from the sidebar and system tray with one click
- Reverse Proxy Integration: Automatically configure site reverse proxy for your projects
- Auto HTTPS: Enable automatic HTTPS for secure local development
- Cloudflare Tunnel Integration: Combine with the Cloudflare Tunnel module for instant external network access
This feature creates a complete workflow for rapid project deployment, HTTPS domain access, and external network connectivity regardless of your tech stack.

🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
5. Fixed Linux Project Environment Loading Issue
Resolved an issue on Linux where changing directory (CD) to a project directory would fail to load the specified project environment correctly. Your project-specific environment variables and configurations will now be properly loaded when navigating to project directories.
6. Fixed DNS Service Wildcard Domain Support
Fixed critical DNS service issues with wildcard domain resolution. FlyEnv's DNS service can now correctly resolve wildcard domains (e.g., *.example.test), making it much easier to work with multi-tenant applications and dynamic subdomain routing during local development.

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FlyEnv v4.13.6 Update Release Notes
🚀 New Features
1. Added n8n Module
You can now easily integrate n8n into your local development environment. This update allows you to install and manage
the n8n service with just a single click directly from the UI.
Thanks to @ibraimfarag for the contribution! [PR #584](https://github.com/xpf0000/Fl
yEnv/pull/584)

2. Enhanced OpenClaw Module
2.1 Configuration File Editor
Added a dedicated configuration file tab to the OpenClaw module. You can now view and edit configuration files directl
y within the UI, making it easier to customize your OpenClaw setup.
2.2 Quick Command Shortcuts
Added quick access shortcuts for all OpenClaw commands, streamlining your workflow and improving productivity.

🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
3. Fixed fnm & nvm Issues
Resolved critical issues where fnm and nvm were not functioning properly. You can now use these Node version managers
seamlessly within FlyEnv.
4. General Bug Fixes & Stability
- Addressed various minor bugs and issues reported by the community to improve the overall stability and performance o
f the application.

📦 Build & Transparency
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FlyEnv v4.13.4 Update Release Notes
🚀 New Features
1. Added OpenClaw Module
You can now easily integrate OpenClaw into your local development environment. This update allows you to install and manage the OpenClaw service with just a single click directly from the UI.

🛠️ Improvements & Bug Fixes
2. Fixed Linux Environment Isolation
Resolved a critical issue in the Linux version where environment isolation was failing to take effect. Your development environments on Linux will now remain strictly isolated as intended.
3. General Bug Fixes & Stability
- Addressed various minor bugs and issues reported by the community to improve the overall stability and performance of the application.

📦 Build & Transparency
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We welcome your continued feedback and bug reports via [[GitHub Issues](https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues)](https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues)
Enjoy the update!

🚀 New Features
- Cloudflared Module - Introduced Cloudflared integration for secure tunneling capabilities
- Cloudflare Tunnel Module - Added support for managing Cloudflare Tunnels directly within FlyEnv
- Enhanced Project Creation - Python and Go modules now include new project creation features for improved developer workflow
🐛 Bug Fixes
- DNS IP Address Binding - Fixed DNS service startup issues on Windows
- Added new bind configuration option to the DNS module settings
- Allows specifying a custom IP address for DNS binding
- Resolves conflicts where Windows system services occupy 0.0.0.0:53, preventing DNS from starting

1. Optimize FlyEnv Helper logic: trigger installation prompts only when necessary.
2. New Feature: Display PHP Running Status on Sites
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOK4I0fk8Wg
In this video, I noticed that sometimes users are unclear whether the PHP version used by their site is running properly. Therefore, a display of the PHP running status has been added to the site interface. This allows users to clearly see whether the PHP version used by their site is currently running.

FlyEnv Update Release Notes
🚀 New Features
1. Language Support: Added Zig Module
Implemented based on the feature request by @timint.
Reference: Issue #507

2. Database Support: Added Qdrant Module
In response to numerous user requests for vector database support in FlyEnv, we have officially added the Qdrant module. Stay tuned, as more vector databases will be integrated in future updates.

🛠️ Improvements & Optimizations
3. Enhanced Application Update Workflow
We’ve redesigned the update process to give you full control. Previously, updates were applied without a prior preview of changes. Starting with this version, you can view the full changelog before deciding whether to proceed with the update.
4. True Portability for Windows Portable Version
We have resolved the data isolation issue in the Windows portable version. User data is now stored alongside the executable program, making FlyEnv fully portable. You can now run it directly from a USB drive or mobile hard disk without losing your settings or data.
5. Helper Improvements & System Stability
- Optimized the helper program to enhance overall system stability.
- Windows: Improved the helper installation method and fixed issues where the installation would previously fail.

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- macOS Build: [Run #21799936855](https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/actions/runs/21799936855)
- Linux Build: [Run #21799936847](https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/actions/runs/21799936847)

We welcome your continued feedback and bug reports via [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues)
Enjoy the update!

FlyEnv Update Release Notes
🚀 New Features:
1. Add Windows Visual C++ Redistributable (DLLs) required tooltips
Some Windows users encounter missing Visual C++ Redistributable (DLLs) when using PHP/MySQL/MariaDB. A prompt will now appear to advise users to download and install the Visual C++ Redistributable.
2. PHP add disable function manage

3. Fix Issues
https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/518 https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/500
Fix the issue where Linux users fail to install Homebrew due to missing git and curl.
Fix the problem of environment variable configuration for the Linux version.
Fix the issue where the Apache rewrite module is not enabled by default.
Enjoy the update!

FlyEnv Update Release Notes
🚀 New Features:
1. GitHub OAuth Login Support
- Users can now log in via GitHub account authorization.
- After logging in, all licenses linked to the GitHub account will be displayed.
- Users can independently unbind or bind UUIDs without needing to re-request licenses.

2. New Tool: Screen Capture
- Capture the current screen or a specific window (even if it’s covered by other windows).
- Edit screenshots with shapes, text, mosaic blur, and more.
- High-resolution output with colors exactly matching the screen display.
- Users can customize the screenshot shortcut keys, save location, and file naming rules.

3. New Tool: Batch Image Processing
- Crop, compress, and add watermarks to images in batches.
- Convert between various image formats seamlessly.
- Supports adding textures and watermarks, with real-time previews for all adjustments.

Enjoy the update!

New Features in This Release:
1. Added PodMan Module
- Provides quick Docker Compose setup for commonly used modules.
- Supports exporting and importing images/containers.
- One-click container access to execute commands directly.
2. New Multi-Language Support (Thanks to all contributors！)
Now available in the following languages:
- Arabic (ar): العربية
- Azerbaijani (az): Azərbaycanca
- Bengali (bn): বাংলা
- German (de): Deutsch
- English (en): English
- Spanish (es): Español
- French (fr): Français
- Indonesian (id): Bahasa Indonesia
- Italian (it): Italiano
- Japanese (ja): 日本語
- Portuguese (pt): Português
- Brazilian Portuguese (pt-br): Português (Brasil)
- Swedish (sv): Svenska
- Turkish (tr): Türkçe
- Ukrainian (uk): Українська
- Vietnamese (vi): Tiếng Việt
- Chinese (zh): 中文

Windows
1. Optimized the operational logic for the Windows version. The Windows version no longer requires administrator privileges to launch.
2. Fixed issues related to project environment configuration.
3. Resolved problems with starting and stopping PostgreSQL.
4. Improved the access speed of the phpMyAdmin page.

Windows & macOS & Linux
1. Add Rustup module
2. Add Gradle Module
macOS & Linux
1. Add Typesense Module

1. The toolbox has added a new Code Playground feature, allowing one-click execution of TypeScript, JavaScript, PHP, Go, Python, Rust, and other code. https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/370
2. The toolbox now includes a Code Library feature, enabling users to save and organize frequently used code snippets for easy access and reuse.
3. The toolbox has introduced a Markdown Preview feature, providing real-time editing and rendering of Markdown content.
4. Added Consul module. https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/393

1. Fix Issues https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/387 https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/386 https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/385 https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/378
2. Add tray menu style settings. Users can choose between using the native menu or the FlyEnv custom menu.

Linux & macOS
1. Release a new Linux version with features aligned to macOS and Windows.
2. Rewrote the helper programs for macOS and Linux in GO to reduce the installation package size.
3. Optimized the installation logic of the macOS helper program and fixed installation failure issues.
Windows
1. Fix the issue where the service cannot start automatically and cannot minimize automatically.
2. Fix the issues https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/380

1. fixed issues https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/365
2. fixed issues https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/366

1. Fix the issue where some pages cannot be scrolled
2. Fix the problem of being unable to set environment variables and aliases in the Windows version

1. Add Bun module
2. Add Deno module
3. Add etcd module
4. Optimize MySQL service shutdown method to prevent data corruption and startup failures
5. Optimize MariaDB service shutdown method to prevent data corruption and startup failures
6. Add database management features for MySQL and MariaDB including: root password reset, database/user creation, and database backup

macOS & Windows
1. Module management feature optimized, now supports custom modules. Users can add custom services or frequently used commands, and start them with a single click.

Windows
1. Add runtime configuration settings for the Minio module

2. Add port number setting to the quick configuration options for the MySQL and MariaDB modules.

3. Fixed Issues https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/250 https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/231 https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/297

Windows & macOS
1. Add Rust Module
2. Add Meilisearch Module
3. Host Add Nginx Url Rewrite Template Manage

Windows
1. Optimized the startup and shutdown of all services. The service startup speed has been significantly improved.
2. Added object storage classification. Currently supports the Minio module.
3. Fixed bugs. https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/260 https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/264
macOS
1. Added object storage classification. Currently supports the Minio module.
2. Fixed bugs.

macOS
1. Static Http Server now supports QR code display for links. User can screen this QR code to access the site.

2. JSON parsing tool now supports URL parsing.

3. Fixed IPv6 support issues in DNS service.

Windows
1. Static Http Server now supports QR code display for links. User can screen this QR code to access the site.

2. JSON parsing tool now supports URL parsing.

3. Fix the issue where environment variables cannot be set when FlyEnv is installed on a non-NTFS formatted disk
4. Fix the problem of startup configuration not working

Windows
New Project Management Features:
1. Per-project PHP version configuration – Set a dedicated PHP runtime version for each project.
No additional actions or commands are needed; the environment will load automatically when entering the project in PowerShell.
Support Python, NodeJS, PHP, Go, Java, Ruby, Erlang Projects

2. Quick-access shortcuts – Launch with one click:
- PowerShell
- PowerShell7+
- Popular IDEs (VSCode, PHPStorm, PyCharm, RubyMine, GoLand , etc.)

3. NodeJS package.json management:
- One-click script execution – Run package.json scripts (dev, debug, etc.) instantly.
- Dependency upgrades – Update package versions in package.json with a single click.

Windows
1. Fixed DNS server functionality issues https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/231

2. Added Windows test commands to DNS service description (previously only included Linux/macOS commands)

3. Resolved FTP server availability issues

4. Optimized Composer environment variable configuration - now automatically adds Composer's bin path to fix unavailable binaries from Composer-installed packages

1. Added dynamic loading function for language packs Users can create language packs locally Welcome everyone to share their own language packs
Windows
1. Fix the issue of Python installation failure
2. Fix the issue where environment variables cannot be added

1. Fix the issue of incorrect path handling during site editing https://github.com/xpf0000/FlyEnv/issues/216
2. Chatbox has added a reading function

1. Add AI chat module Built in AI assistant, more convenient to use. Support local/LAN/network models

1. Fix bugs

Windows
1. Interface adjustment, classification function on the left side for clearer clarity

2. PHP extensions can be installed and use with just one click

3. All services can be set with aliases to facilitate the simultaneous use of multiple versions of a service in the terminal

4. Add the function of quickly creating projects. Currently supports PHP and NodeJS projects

5. Added automatic startup function when the computer boot, automatic service startup function when turned on, and automatic interface hiding function

6. Add running logs to facilitate troubleshooting in case of service abnormalities

7. Fix the issue of some machines being unable to stop started services
8. Optimize running speed, optimize service startup speed
9. Optimize the initial configuration files for Apache and PHP, with more extensions enabled by default.
10. Fix the Apache VHost file on the website, The issue of incorrect ServerName and ServerAlias