Baixar HRack 0.4.6 para Windows

[0.4.6] - 2026-09-10
Fixed
- Adapted to DeepSeek Harness 0.1.2+ browser authentication and Typert RPC: HRack now reads the process launch token, exchanges it for the signed session cookie, and uses that cookie for host ready checks, the official embedded page, wire/projector traffic, and the remote tunnel. Ready checks accept both the older session.list / workspace.list control plane and the 0.1.5 session/list remote. Older DSH hosts that do not print a token keep working without a cookie.
- The embedded official DSH page now recognizes 0.1.5 layout markers, and a missing default sidebar collapse no longer fails the whole surface.
- Hardened the DSH web tunnel against unauthenticated denial of service: malformed WebSocket upgrade requests no longer permanently consume the tunnel capacity quota, and relay-side stream-id accounting no longer grows without bound over a relay's lifetime.
- Fixed relay room capacity exhaustion in deployments without a reconciler: repeatedly creating and revoking rooms no longer leaves permanently revoked tombstones that block all future room creation.
- Fixed a desktop remote-control deadlock where disconnecting during session creation left the desktop stuck in a phantom "driven" state — local terminals resized to phone dimensions, local resizes blocked, and PTY output stalled until a 1 MB overflow.
- Fixed swallowed PTY exit events: closing a remotely driven terminal tab or stopping an agent session now reliably delivers the exit fact, releasing the phone's drive instead of freezing the terminal and rejecting later drives as busy.
- Page-level failures in the embedded DSH surface (load timeouts, stale session ids) no longer restart the shared DSH host and interrupt all other DSH sessions.
- Hardened the tunnel's local path fence: percent-encoded backslashes (for example ..%5c..%5c) are now rejected; workspace browsing refuses UNC and device paths (\\server\share, \\.\), and remote launches refuse relative workspace paths instead of silently resolving them against the desktop's working directory.
- Fixed DSH host shutdown races: stopping or disposing the host can no longer race an in-flight startup into spawning a new DSH process after teardown, and the --no-open retry detection no longer considers output from earlier launch targets.
- Restarting DSH during startup now waits for the cancelled launch to finish before starting a fresh host.
- Clearing diagnostics waits for in-flight log writes, preventing cleared entries from reappearing after restart.
- Valid terminal history responses near the 1 MiB frame limit are delivered, and a drive is released if its response cannot be sent.
- Fixed an unhandled-exception crash path in the remote DSH preflight when a response stream resets mid-transfer.
- Fixed tunnel WebSocket streams reporting post-open local errors as open-rejections, which the gateway treated as a protocol violation and tore down the entire tunnel.
- Directories with more than 5,000 entries are now truncated for pagination instead of failing the entire listing.
- Naturally exited agent sessions are now retained with a bounded cap (latest 100) instead of accumulating for the lifetime of the main process.
- ConPTY resize handling now gives up an expectation after repeated size-mismatched redraws instead of suppressing subsequent redraws indefinitely.
- The phone app validates launch arguments against protocol limits before submitting; oversized submissions no longer cause the relay to disconnect the phone for repeated violations.
- Negative exit codes (for example -1 on Windows) are now displayed instead of dropped.
- Fixed the remote demo page hanging when replaying cursor-sync history events.
Changed
- Diagnostic log persistence is now serialized and asynchronous instead of synchronously writing to disk on the main thread for every console message; the Settings log panel also subscribes only while its tab is open, so other settings pages no longer re-render on every log line.
- The DSH session projector merges event-stream reconnects by generation and closes replaced sockets, so a dropped connection no longer multiplies duplicate connections and duplicated events.
- Outbound remote-control messages exceeding the 1 MiB protocol frame limit are dropped and logged instead of causing the relay to terminate the desktop connection.
- The remote-driven terminal overlay no longer blocks local scrolling or interaction; only its notification pill is interactive.
- The pairing QR code is memoized on its URL instead of being rebuilt on every pairing poll.