rscoop: baixar versions anteriors

Release Notes 1.11.0
Scoop 0.6.0 Support
- Full support for the renamed scoop-install.json and scoop-manifest.json files. Pre-0.6.0 installs keep working and stay supported until October 2027.
- New dismissible warning when your Scoop is below 0.6.0, with details and upgrade guidance.
- More reliable progress and error reporting on Scoop 0.6.0's updated command output.
Improvements
- Direct URL installs are no longer mistaken for version-pinned installs.
- Version switching now explains itself on setups without junctions instead of failing silently.
- Startup no longer fails when the log directory is locked or unwritable; logging falls back to the console.
- System shim paths display normalized between 32-bit and 64-bit views.

Release Notes 1.10.1
Bug Fixes
- Fixed package installs and updates failing when a bucket manifest has been edited locally.
- Made installed package folder paths clickable so they open directly in File Explorer.

Release Notes 1.10.0
New Features
- Edit package manifests directly in the Manifest tab, with live syntax highlighting, JSON validation, and automatic backups when saving.
- Restore the latest manifest backup from the compact actions menu; the current file is backed up before restoring.
- Open manifests in your preferred text editor or IDE, then reload saved changes in rScoop.
- Get an “Upstream changed” notice when an edited manifest conflicts with a bucket update. Review your version and upstream without losing your draft, or jump straight to the manifest from update results and notifications.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed the installer launch regression that could leave Scoop commands, Doctor checks, and tray icons broken until rScoop was restarted.

Release Notes 1.9.9
Bug Fixes
- Fixed notes and long log lines not wrapping inside the operation window.
- Fixed package notes accidentally including the rest of the update log. Long notes now scroll inside their own panel.
- Fixed bucket updates giving up after a temporary connection error. These updates now retry automatically up to two times.
- Fixed partial bucket updates showing as a complete failure. They now show a warning listing the buckets that could not be updated.
- Fixed installs and updates failing when rScoop could not find the Scoop command, including when running as administrator. Thanks to @maphew for PR #81!
Maintenance
- Updated dependencies.

Release Notes 1.9.8
Bug Fix
- Fixed garbled Scoop output for users with localized installations by adding UTF-8 support to operation logs.

Release Notes 1.9.7
Feature
- Added full support for Scoop buckets that use nested directory layouts.
Bug Fix
- Finalized internationalization handling and fixed language selections not persisting across app restarts.

Release Notes 1.9.6
Features
- Enabled Persian (Farsi) in Settings with RTL layout support. Thanks @SMAH1 for the translation work.
- Held packages now show available update indicators without being counted as Scoop status issues.
Maintenance
- Bumped app release metadata to 1.9.6.

Release Notes 1.9.5
Feature
- Added hidden shell.pwshEnabled support to run Scoop commands through PowerShell 7+ (pwsh) instead of Windows
PowerShell 5.x. Enable it by adding "shell.pwshEnabled": true to %APPDATA%\com.rscoop.app\store.json. Thanks
@hetima for PR #55.
- Added a PowerShell setup script export from the profile exporter, so users can bootstrap buckets, apps, holds, and Scoop config on another machine.

Release Notes 1.9.4
Bug fix
- Fixed a bug where start minimized did not work due to a race condition

Release Notes 1.9.3
Emergency Patch
- Fixed bucket updates not running after the last update.
- Bucket refreshes now work again for GitHub and other HTTPS buckets.
- If your package lists looked stale, updating buckets should bring them back in sync.
Release Notes 1.9.2
Security
- App updates are now better protected, helping ensure you only receive trusted update files.
- Opening package and bucket folders is safer and now stays within your Scoop folders.
- The installer now prevents accidental downgrades.
Improvements
- Error messages are now more consistent across the app.
- Clipboard, saved settings, package, bucket, settings, and operation errors are easier to understand when something goes wrong.
- The app handles unexpected browser and system errors more gracefully.

Release Notes 1.9.1
Feature
- rScoop can now launch minimized to the tray from Windows startup.
Fixes
- Auto bucket updates now skip themselves while another operation is running.
- Scheduled update timing is recorded after work finishes, so the next run is based on real completion time.
- Auto cleanup now keeps the configured number of recent versions and always protects the active version.
- Package and cache state are refreshed before cleanup decisions, reducing stale cleanup behavior.
- Tray setup now logs failures, avoids icon unwraps, and keeps shortcut menu state consistent if rebuilds fail.
Improvements
- System Doctor checks can now offer direct fixes for missing packages, the main bucket, and relevant Windows Settings pages.
- Tray menu editing now uses the same settings card pattern as the rest of Settings.
- The app selector and tray preview share the same height, with overflow handled inside the selector.

Release Notes 1.9.0
Design overhaul
- Easier navigation across settings, buckets, package details, and tray menu controls.
- Better spacing and denser layouts with less empty space.
- More compact installed package cards.
- Less low-value text and fewer noisy states.
- Cleaner redraws after actions, with less page flicker.
Bucket installs
- Bucket installs now show progress, success, and errors in the operation view.
- Cancelling a bucket install now stops the clone and cleans up partial files.
Package details
- Bucket manifests moved into modal tabs instead of a separate button flow.
Refactor
- Backend drift removed
- Repeating calls/logic removed
Miss the old spacious layout? make an issue on github to request a toggle

Release Notes 1.8.2
Execra got a big upgrade. It's the Rust job runtime behind every install, update, cleanup, and scan, and rScoop now reads what Scoop is doing far more faithfully. You get clearer messages, real reasons when something fails, smoother progress, and notifications that match.
Messages that say what's actually happening
- Scoop's output now runs through a real interpreter. Phases, progress, warnings, errors, success lines, and post-install notes are each recognized for what they are instead of guessed from line coloring.
- When something fails, it tells you why. You get "hash mismatch", "no manifest for X", "admin rights required", or "download failed" without having to open the raw output modal.
- Partial-success cases are surfaced as warnings you can act on. That covers "already installed", "held to a fixed version", cache ignored, and missing hashes, none of which are treated as a clean success or a hard failure anymore.
- Post-install notes from packages are captured and shown, so setup steps don't slip past you.
Progress that actually moves
- Long opaque steps show steady motion instead of a frozen bar. Verifying a multi-GB download, extracting a big archive, and Scoop's own self-update all qualify.
- The bar fills continuously across the pipeline rather than snapping back at each step. The moment a real signal is available, it takes over.
Consistent status and notifications
- Every operation ends as success, warning, or error. That state is now the same in the operation bar, the modal, completed history, and the Windows toast.
- Operation-state handling was consolidated internally. A class of stale-UI and double-update glitches around chained and background work is gone.
Under the hood
- The interpreter, the progress filler, and the error fallback now live in Execra as reusable, unit-tested components. That removed roughly 780 lines of bespoke plumbing from rScoop.
- None of Scoop's behavior changed. Only the machinery around it got better.

Release Notes 1.8.1
This release focuses on reliability: safer cleanup, more accurate operation status, better cancellation, and fresher package data after installs, updates, and scans.
The biggest internal change is the move to Execra, an Apache-2.0-licensed Rust crate maintained as part of the rScoop project. Execra now handles the long-running jobs behind installs, updates, cleanup, and VirusTotal scans, so rScoop can track real process state instead of relying on custom PowerShell plumbing. For users, that means fewer stale UI states, clearer warnings, and cancellation that actually stops the underlying work.
Safer cache cleanup
- Doctor's "Outdated Cache" cleanup now removes only stale cache downloads: packages that are no longer installed, or cached versions that do not match the installed version.
- Cache Manager still supports selected-file and full safe-cache deletion, but Doctor cleanup no longer behaves like "clear everything".
- Cleanup output is now streamed into the operation log with deleted-file counts and explicit per-file failures instead of silently swallowing partial errors.
- Automatic cleanup now uses the same version-aware cache cleanup path as Doctor, so background cleanup and manual cleanup behave consistently.
Better operation handling
- rScoop now runs Scoop, cleanup, update, and VirusTotal jobs through Execra, the new Rust runtime behind background operations.
- Running operations now carry their real job id, so cancelling an active install/update/scan kills the underlying process instead of only updating frontend state.
- Operation results now have a status: success, warning, or error. This lets the UI distinguish "completed, but pay attention" from a clean success.
- Scoop's "Running process detected, skip updating" case is now surfaced as a warning instead of a successful update. The operation bar, modal, completed history, and background toast all use the warning state.
- VirusTotal scans now use the same operation pipeline as other jobs, with exit-code mapping for detections and missing API keys.
Faster, less stale package data
- Search now caches parsed manifests and binary aliases, not just manifest paths. Warm searches avoid re-reading and re-parsing every JSON file.
- Manifest cache invalidation now uses the configured Scoop path instead of a fallback path, so bucket changes refresh the right cache.
- Installed-package refresh after operations now reloads package data, holds, updates, and versioned package state together without forcing the heavier cold-start refetch path.
- Cold-start readiness events were simplified to global events with shorter retry timing, reducing duplicate listener work during launch.
Bucket and scheduler fixes
- Bucket install/update/remove now resolve paths from the app's configured Scoop path.
- Adding or removing buckets immediately refreshes the search manifest cache.
- The background bucket updater now uses the same configured app state and records per-bucket output in the operation log.
- Automatic package updates now run through the same Scoop operation path as manual updates, including auto-cleanup afterward.
UI polish
- Operation warnings now render with warning icons and warning-colored status text in the operation bar, modal, hover history, and log viewer footer.
- The installed page status button now shows a neutral state before any status check, success when everything is OK, and warning when Scoop reports issues.
- Long package names in the installed grid truncate cleanly instead of crowding action icons.
Internal cleanup
- Removed the old PowerShell command wrapper and update helper modules after moving process execution to Execra.
- Updated Rust/Tauri dependency versions and registered the Execra Tauri plugin in the backend.

Release Notes 1.8.0
The portable profile release. Export your entire setup, carry it to another machine, and pick up right where you left off.
Profile export & import
- New Settings > Management section: export your installed apps, buckets, held packages, Scoop config, and rScoop preferences to a portable JSON file. Import it on a fresh machine and everything comes back — buckets get cloned, apps queue in the background, settings merge in.
- Pluggable groups — full profile, Scoop-compatible (apps + buckets only for the CLI crowd), just preferences, or hand-pick exactly what travels.
- Import preview scans the file before you commit, tells you what's inside, and shows warnings if anything looks off. Import is strictly additive: nothing gets uninstalled.
- Profiles are plain versioned JSON. Diffable, stashable in dotfiles repos, safe to hand-edit.
Background operations now the default
- New installs have "run in background" turned on out of the box. Install something, keep browsing, the progress bar at the bottom keeps you posted. Manual toggle still available in Settings > Automation.
Reliability
- Bucket auto-update scheduler no longer silently resets to "off" after app restarts. Bucket and operations settings are now synced from localStorage to the Rust backend on every launch, so the scheduler always knows your interval.
- Removed unused code in the bucket parser. Build warning gone.
- Pinned the MSVC toolchain in src-tauri/ to avoid a MinGW linker crash at the build stage.
Docs get the love they needed
- Every page in the user guide has been rewritten or refreshed: Settings now documents all six tabs, the tray launcher, export/import, and language picker. Architecture page covers the new profile flow and the operations queue. Getting Started has a migration section for new-machine setup.
Changes
- New Rust commands: export_profile, inspect_profile, import_profile, save_profile_file, read_profile_file_at
- Frontend: Export & Import modals, group picker component, file picker integration
- i18n: 50+ new English translation keys for the export/import UI
- Scheduler: startup sync for auto-update settings, Background operations default changed to true
- Docs: Updated settings page (all 6 tabs), added profile section, migration guide, tray menu, language settings
- Build: rust-toolchain.toml pins x86_64-pc-windows-msvc, removed unused struct

Release Notes 1.7.2
Big quality-of-life release. The theme: rscoop does more for you when the window isn't even open.
Tray menu you can actually customize
- New Settings > Tray Menu tab. Pin your favorite Scoop apps to the top, hide the ones you never launch from the tray, and see a live preview of the result.
- Apps show their real icons pulled from the exe, so your tray reads like a proper launcher instead of a wall of text.
- Right-clicking the tray and hitting "Edit Tray Menu..." jumps you straight to that settings tab. Works even if rscoop is fully minimized.
- Full details: #38
Operations keep running in the background
- Start an install or update, close the window, walk away. The UI tears down when you close to tray (freeing 100+ MB of WebView memory), but your install queue, current operation, and output history live in Rust now, so they survive the window going away. Queue up five installs, minimize, come back later and find them all done.
- Desktop notifications are new. When an operation finishes while rscoop isn't visible, Windows tells you. Toasts carry contextual action buttons: "Clear Cache" after uninstalls (when auto-clear is off), "Install Anyway" when a VirusTotal scan flags something. You can respond without reopening the app.
- If you have close-to-tray disabled and hit X while an install is running, you now get a confirmation dialog instead of silently killing the operation.
- Full details: #37
Translations
- rscoop is now on Crowdin. If you use it in a non-English language and something reads awkwardly, you can fix it yourself at crowdin.com/project/rscoop.
- Thanks to @Kwensiu, Simplified Chinese is newly available in the language picker.

Release Notes 1.7.0
Big quality-of-life release. The theme: rscoop does more for you when the window isn't even open.
Tray menu you can actually customize
- New Settings > Tray Menu tab. Pin your favorite Scoop apps to the top, hide the ones you never launch from the tray, and see a live preview of the result.
- Apps show their real icons pulled from the exe, so your tray reads like a proper launcher instead of a wall of text.
- Right-clicking the tray and hitting "Edit Tray Menu..." jumps you straight to that settings tab. Works even if rscoop is fully minimized.
- Full details: #38
Operations keep running in the background
- Start an install or update, close the window, walk away. The UI tears down when you close to tray (freeing 100+ MB of WebView memory), but your install queue, current operation, and output history live in Rust now, so they survive the window going away. Queue up five installs, minimize, come back later and find them all done.
- Desktop notifications are new. When an operation finishes while rscoop isn't visible, Windows tells you. Toasts carry contextual action buttons: "Clear Cache" after uninstalls (when auto-clear is off), "Install Anyway" when a VirusTotal scan flags something. You can respond without reopening the app.
- If you have close-to-tray disabled and hit X while an install is running, you now get a confirmation dialog instead of silently killing the operation.
- Full details: #37
Translations
- rscoop is now on Crowdin. If you use it in a non-English language and something reads awkwardly, you can fix it yourself at crowdin.com/project/rscoop.
- Thanks to @Kwensiu, Simplified Chinese is newly available in the language picker.

Release Notes 1.6.1
Internationalization
- Full i18n support. Every user-facing string in the app goes through a translation system.
- German translation included out of the box.
- Language picker in Settings > Window & UI.
- Community translations via Crowdin. No coding needed to contribute a translation.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed Scoop installation detection. The app now correctly detects whether it was installed via Scoop and disables the built-in updater accordingly. Previously this check was always false.

Release Notes 1.5.1
Background Operations Queue
Install, update, and uninstall packages without waiting. Operations run in the background while you keep browsing.
- Send to background. Click "Background" in the operation modal or just click away from it. The operation keeps running behind a progress bar at the bottom of the screen.
- Operation queue. Start multiple installs back to back. They queue up and run one at a time. The progress bar shows what's running and how many are waiting.
- Live history. Hover the progress bar to see completed and queued operations. Click any completed/running operation to view its full terminal output.
- Batch summary. When a queue finishes: "All operations completed. 3 succeeded, 1 failed" with per-operation logs accessible.
- Auto clear cache on uninstall. New toggle in Settings > Automation. When enabled, cache is cleared automatically as part of the uninstall (no extra button click). The progress bar stays active until both finish.
- Background by default. New toggle in Settings > Automation. When enabled, all operations start minimized to the progress bar. VT scans still show the modal since they need your input.
- Button feedback. Install and Uninstall buttons briefly flash green with "Queued" to confirm the action registered, especially useful when running in background mode.
- Single global modal. One operation modal for the whole app instead of one per page. No more race conditions if you navigate during an install.
UI Overhaul
- Settings pages tightened up across the board. Inputs are smaller, alert boxes replaced with inline text, save buttons show "Saved" briefly instead of toast notifications. Consistent sizing and spacing everywhere.
- VirusTotal settings: API key input has a show/hide toggle, enters to save, no more label above the input.
- Scoop Configuration: same input treatment, removed the bulky alert boxes.
- Held Packages: shorter title, quieter empty state, tighter list rows.
- Auto Cleanup: replaced the full-width range slider with a compact +/- stepper for versions to keep. Sub-settings are flat rows instead of nested cards.
- Bucket Auto Update: replaced the three full-width radio cards with a segmented button group (Off / 24h / 7d / Custom). Custom interval is a single inline row. Auto-update packages toggle pulled into the same card.
- About page: tagline rewritten, update check is now a centered ghost button instead of a bordered card, link buttons (GitHub, Docs, Star) are small ghost buttons instead of loud outlined ones.
Doctor Page
- System Cleanup: buttons are outlined and smaller, not big colored blocks.
- Cache Manager: "Remove Selected" only appears when something is selected, action buttons are ghost-styled, filter input sized down, empty state is a one-liner.
- Shim Manager: same treatment. Add Shim button is ghost, filter input matches, empty state simplified.
Buckets Page
- Bucket cards: whole card is clickable (removed separate View button), git URL removed from cards, branch shown as plain text, Update button on the same line as the date.
- Bucket updates don't flicker anymore: refreshes after update are silent. The RefreshCw icon spins on the card being updated.
- Green flash on new manifests: after an update, cards that got new packages show a faint green overlay that waits until you scroll to it, then fades out.
- Search result cards: whole card clickable for details, Install/Remove buttons moved to the stats row, removed the date and Details button.
- Community buckets modal: cut in half. One paragraph, two filter rows, smaller modal.
- Grid header: "Add Custom Bucket" and "Update All Git Buckets" shortened and ghost-styled.
Debug Modal
- Log viewer syntax coloring: log lines are color-coded by level (ERROR red, WARN yellow, INFO green, DEBUG blue, TRACE gray, markers purple). Auto-scrolls to bottom.
- Fingerprint display: rendered as individual pills with app name in accent blue and timestamps dimmed.
Operation Modal
- Output area uses app theme co

Release Notes 1.5.0
New Features
- Versioned Install Support: Install specific versions of any package directly from the UI using scoop's @version syntax (e.g. speedtest@1.14.197). A version input field is now available next to the Install button in package details.
- Custom Bucket Support: Add any git repository as a custom bucket via the new "Add Custom Bucket" button on the Buckets page. Just paste a URL and go.
Improvements
- Version Switcher Visibility: The version switcher now auto-loads and appears directly in the package info modal for any package with multiple versions, no more hunting through the three-dot menu.
- Instant Search from Tray: The manifest cache now re-warms when restoring the app from the system tray, so search is instant even after long idle periods.
- Smarter Auto-Cleanup: Version cleanup now sorts numerically instead of lexicographically (so 148.0 correctly sorts after 9.0), always preserves the active version, and properly syncs cleanup settings between the UI and backend.
- PowerShell Compatibility Fix: Fixed a long-standing issue where certain scoop operations (especially versioned installs) would silently fail when launched from the app. Root cause: -NoProfile prevented PowerShell from loading core modules.
Code Quality
- Removed duplicate git credential callback logic
- Extracted shared is_valid_bucket helper across install, uninstall, manifest, and virustotal commands
- Replaced potential panic points (unwrap/expect) with proper error handling across bucket_install, powershell, state, and scheduler modules
- Fixed event listener leak in the header component

Release Notes 1.4.8
Fixed error where failed operations showed as success in the pill
Updated all dependencies to latest

Release Notes 1.4.6
New Features
- Light Theme Support: Rscoop now fully supports a beautiful Light Theme! It can be manually toggled in settings.
- Start Page Configuration: You can now choose which page Rscoop opens on launch (Search, Installed, Settings, etc.) via the new "Default Launch Page" setting.
Improvements
- Massive Frontend Refactor:
- Code Simplification: I've significantly cleaned up the codebase, removing redundancy and improving maintainability.
- Reusable Components: Introduced a suite of reusable UI components for a more consistent look and feel across the entire application.
- UI Consistency: Standardized spacing, colors, and typography throughout the app for a polished, professional experience.
- Better Modals: Modals (Bucket Info, Package Info) have been standardized and improved for better readability and interaction.

Release Notes 1.4.5
New Features
- Native MSI Launch Fix: Rscoop now automatically detects if it was launched in a restricted MSI context (common after fresh installs) and seamlessly relaunches itself with correct permissions and working directory. The "MSI Launch Notice" screen has been removed.
- Enhanced Manifest Viewer: The manifest viewer now features improved syntax highlighting (Atom One Dark), a copy-to-clipboard button, and a cleaner UI.
Improvements
- Massive Backend Refactor:
- Non-blocking Operations: Heavy tasks like searching, status checks, and updates now run in non-blocking threads, keeping the UI responsive even during intensive operations.
- Modular Architecture: Scheduler logic moved to a dedicated module; cleaner separation of concerns across commands.
- Robust Junction Handling: The linker now uses multiple strategies (std fs, cmd, PowerShell) to reliably remove and create junctions, fixing issues with version switching.
- State Management: Package info modals now automatically update their state after operations (install/uninstall/update) without needing to close and reopen.
- Performance: Optimized file system scanning and modification time checks.
- Packages without Buckets: Packages without buckets display normally and warn the User the bucket is missing
- Moved View Manifest Button: Moved to the Modal itself for ease of access for power-users
- Slight theming and consistency Improvements: To unify it better text and colors have been slightly adjusted
Bug Fixes
- Versioned Installs: Fixed issues where install.json was missing or unreadable for versioned package installs.
- Bucket Manifests: Improved logic for locating and counting manifests within buckets, supporting both flat and nested structures.
- Auto-Cleanup: Ensure auto-cleanup is reliably triggered after uninstalling packages or clearing cache.
- Search: Fixed JSON parsing for bin fields in manifests to correctly identify binary matches.
Next Version
- Light Mode: Next version will include a light theme
- Accent Colors: Selectable accent colors
- Got any ideas?: Open an issue!

Release Notes 1.4.3
Added
- Settings Page Redesign: Settings are now organized into clear tabs (Automation, Management, Security, Window & UI, About) for faster navigation.
- Automatic Bucket & Package Updates: Background scheduler with wall-clock persistence auto-updates buckets and optionally packages after bucket refresh. Supports custom intervals and short debug intervals.
- Start on Boot: New Startup toggle lets Rscoop launch automatically with Windows; integrates version-aware MSI mismatch handling.
- Auto cleanup: Automatically clean up old versions and cache on install/update and uninstall
Improved
- Version-Aware Launch Behavior: Updated builds trigger a mismatch notice even on auto-start to ensure a clean post-update relaunch.
Documentation
- Updated settings to reflect new changes
1.4.4 specific ⇒
Bug Fixes / Reliability
- Startup Event Race: Registered cold-start and readiness listeners before any asynchronous update/network checks to prevent missed backend events causing long (10s) spinner fallback.
- Updater Timeout Stall: Moved update check to deferred phase after readiness with a 4s timeout safeguard so a slow/failed request no longer blocks initial UI rendering.
- Duplicate Emissions Reduced: Added is_cold_start_ready backend command to allow future polling and reduce reliance on repeated multi-attempt event emission loops.
- Loading Screen Variability: Eliminated cases where loading screen persisted until fallback due to late listener registration; readiness now reflects actual cold-start completion promptly.
- Resilience on Network Errors: Gracefully logs updater failures without elevating severity or holding UI readiness state.
- Debug logs: Now rotate upon launch to not cause exhaustive debugs

Release Notes
Added
- Settings Page Redesign: Settings are now organized into clear tabs (Automation, Management, Security, Window & UI, About) for faster navigation.
- Automatic Bucket & Package Updates: Background scheduler with wall-clock persistence auto-updates buckets and optionally packages after bucket refresh. Supports custom intervals and short debug intervals.
- Start on Boot: New Startup toggle lets Rscoop launch automatically with Windows; integrates version-aware MSI mismatch handling.
Improved
- Version-Aware Launch Behavior: Updated builds trigger a mismatch notice even on auto-start to ensure a clean post-update relaunch.
Documentation
- Updated settings to reflect new changes

Release Notes
Added
- MSI Installation Support: The app now detects when you install via the Windows .msi installer and shows a helpful notice with simple instructions to relaunch for full functionality.
- Proper App Close: Fixed the app close button to work reliably.
Improved
- Cleaner Logging: Simplified backend logging for easier troubleshooting.
- Faster Startup: Optimized the cold-start initialization process.
- Better User Experience: App no longer attempts to run in a limited state—just ask you to restart, which takes about a second.
Fixed
- MSI Installation Issue: When you install Rscoop via the .msi installer, Windows temporarily runs it in a restricted mode. The app now detects this and politely asks you to close and reopen it from the Start Menu for normal functionality.
Documentation
- Updated guides to reflect the improved .msi installation experience.
- Cleaned up outdated notes about restart requirements.

Release Notes
Added
- Debug mode with floating debug button for accessing system information, logs, and troubleshooting tools (toggle in Settings).
- New debug commands (get_debug_info, get_app_logs, read_app_log_file) for detailed system diagnostics.
Improved
- Drastically reduced log volume through intelligent caching and debouncing:
- Cold-start now logs efficiently with early-break optimization (no retry spam).
- Installed packages scan uses fingerprint-based caching with 1-second debouncing to eliminate rapid re-scans.
- Held packages lookup includes memoization checks to prevent redundant filesystem walks.
- Linker version enumeration uses package version cache to avoid directory walking on every call.
- LNK shortcut parsing reduced from per-file logging to single summary line.
- External crate logging (lnk, reqwest, tauri_plugin_updater) now gated at appropriate levels.
- Cold-start initialization now parallel-prefetches installed packages and manifest cache without blocking delays.
- App state refactored with encapsulated scoop_path() getter/setter and refresh-time tracking for debouncing.
- Package versions cache architecture similar to installed packages cache, tied to installed packages fingerprint.
- Eliminated blocking retry loops during cold-start; .msi symlink settling is handled gracefully via fallback to latest version directory.
- Manifest cache warming during cold start ensures first search is instant without re-scanning buckets.
- Search command now reports cache status and timing information for better observability.
- Cold-start now completes faster by removing synchronous sleep delays that were blocking the parallel package scan.
Documentation
- Removed a README notice describing the known update/fresh-install bug (as its now fixed on .msi installers).
- Comprehensive troubleshooting guide for debug information and log inspection.

Release Notes
Added
- Windows installer now broadcasts environment refresh updates so PATH changes apply immediately after setup.
- Full support for versioned installs, including detection for installs missing bucket metadata and UI cues for switching between installed versions.
- "Check Status" button on the Installed page surfaces bucket and package update alerts on demand.
- About page and bucket search results now include GitHub links and last-updated information for easier project discovery.
Improved
- Refined dark theme palette, button styling, and modal layouts for a more consistent experience across the app.
- Navigation in Scoop status flows is smoother thanks to improved handling in modals and installer components.
- Bucket grid and search inputs feature better spacing and styling for readability.
Documentation
- Added a README notice describing the known update/fresh-install bug.

Release Notes
🚀 Features
- Complete Bucket Management System
- Full bucket support with install, remove, and browse functionality
- Browse and search through all available Scoop buckets
- Install/remove buckets directly from the UI
- View bucket manifests and package details
- Search within specific buckets for packages
- Expanded Bucket Search
- Search through thousands of community buckets beyond the default verified ones
- Intelligent caching system that downloads ~14MB of bucket data and stores as optimized ~0.3-3MB cache
- Lightning-fast offline search after initial download
- Advanced filtering options (minimum stars, disable Chinese buckets, etc.)
- Automatic persistence of expanded search settings across sessions
- Enhanced Package Discovery
- Seamless integration between bucket browsing and package installation
- Direct package installation from bucket views
- Real-time installation state updates across all views
- Improved package information modals with better navigation
✨ Improvements
- Workflow Enhancements
- Smooth search experience with proper input focus management
- Debounced search with intelligent sorting (relevance vs stars)
- Consistent state management across page navigation
- Real-time updates when packages are installed/removed
- User Interface Polish
- Better modal transitions and interactions
- Improved responsive design for bucket and search interfaces
- Enhanced loading states and error handling
- Cleaner package and bucket card designs
- Removed Update Detection native dialog popup
- Now only shows in the banner update notification and on manual check for updates
- Removed unnecessary Notification toast inside Rscoop when closing the window
- Tray workflow fixes
- Displays more information
- Native dialog
- Rust parsing Scoop Apps using LNK Crate for efficiency and no shell dependency
- Minor text improvements
🐛 Bug Fixes
- Fixed being able to open multiple instances
- Fixed weird transitions in package modals

Release Notes
🚀 Features
- System Tray Enhancements:
- Added the ability to fully close the application from the system tray menu.
- Introduced a Scoop Apps Launcher accessible directly from the system tray:
- Automatically scans for Scoop-installed apps located in Program Files.
- Provides quick launch shortcuts without opening the main UI.
✨ Improvements
- NONE
🐛 Bug Fixes
- NONE

Release Notes
🚀 Features
- Scoop-Aware Updates: Added intelligence to detect when rScoop is installed via Scoop and disable the built-in updater:
- Automatically detects installation source at startup
- Disables update notifications when installed through Scoop
- Shows helpful guidance to use scoop update rscoop instead
- Prevents update conflicts between Scoop and the built-in updater
✨ Improvements
- Smarter Update System: Enhanced the update system to conditionally load only when appropriate:
- The updater plugin is no longer loaded when running under Scoop
- Improved startup performance for Scoop installations
🐛 Bug Fixes
- NONE