* feat: add Windows ARM64 support with x64-baseline CLI workaround
Windows ARM64 native opencode.exe fails with a Bun FFI/TinyCC dlopen
error (anomalyco/opencode#19130). As a temporary workaround:
- Bundle x64-baseline OpenCode CLI on ARM64 instead of native ARM64
(prepare-opencode-cli.mjs, env-runtime.js)
- Disable OpenCode self-upgrade on ARM64 in server, VS Code, and UI
(upgrade-capability.js, opencode-upgrade-runtime.ts, useUIStore.ts,
OpenCodeCliSettings.tsx, search.ts, SettingsView.tsx, platform.ts)
- Add ARM64 Windows cross-compile builds to release and smoke workflows
(release.yml, release-desktop-smoke.yml)
- Refactor Windows latest.yml to use combine-electron-manifests pattern
matching macOS, since two arches now produce per-arch manifests
The CI ARM64 build itself is permanent; only the x64-baseline CLI
bundling and upgrade disablement are temporary and should be reverted
when the upstream issue is resolved.
* fix(desktop): select Windows updater by architecture
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Co-authored-by: Bohdan Triapitsyn <artmore@protonmail.com>
* feat(electron): add Linux AppImage releases
* ci: cache Linux OpenCode CLI artifacts
* fix(ci): await Linux release inventory check
* fix(electron): add frameless window controls on Linux desktop
Linux AppImages were created without native WM decorations and without
in-app controls, leaving users unable to close the window with a mouse.
Treat Linux like Windows: frameless BrowserWindow plus the existing
WindowsWindowControls header buttons and app-menu entry. macOS keeps
hidden title bar with traffic lights unchanged.
Shared usesFramelessElectronChrome() helper drives main window, mini
chat, header insets, and titlebar controls.
Co-authored-by: Serhii Dziupin <makeittech@users.noreply.github.com>
* feat(desktop): add configurable window controls position by OS
Add desktopWindowControlsPosition setting (auto/left/right) with OS-aware
defaults: Linux left, Windows right. Wire frameless chrome controls in
Header, TitlebarLeftControls, and MiniChatLayout, plus a Sessions settings
control for Windows and Linux desktop shells.
Co-authored-by: Serhii Dziupin <makeittech@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix(desktop): address Linux AppImage release review findings
Propagate updater capability errors to the UI, treat missing
latest-linux.yml feeds as no-update, stop installed-apps IPC spam on
Linux, document FUSE/AppImage limits, add CHANGELOG entry, migrate
remaining btriapitsyn URLs, and run Electron Linux unit tests on PRs.
Co-authored-by: Serhii Dziupin <makeittech@users.noreply.github.com>
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Co-authored-by: jibanez-staticduo <staticduo@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Serhii Dziupin <makeittech@users.noreply.github.com>
Bundle the official OpenCode CLI into Electron desktop builds instead of relying on whichever opencode executable happens to be first on PATH. Pin @opencode-ai/sdk to an exact version and use that version as the source of truth for the downloaded CLI artifact.
Add an Electron prepare script that maps the current platform/arch to the official OpenCode release artifact, downloads it from GitHub releases, caches the archive under packages/electron/.cache, stages the binary under resources/opencode-cli, verifies opencode --version, and skips work when the staged binary already matches.
Prefer explicit OpenCode binary overrides first, then the bundled Electron CLI, then PATH/system installs. Keep rejecting the Windows OpenCode desktop app executable as a CLI candidate and add resolver tests for bundled priority, explicit override priority, resourcesPath lookup, and desktop-app rejection.
Suppress OpenCode CLI update prompts when the active CLI source is bundled. The server now reports upgrade-status as unavailable for bundled CLI while still returning the current OpenCode version for About, and rejects direct upgrade attempts with a 409 instead of trying to mutate the bundled binary.
Update desktop release, smoke, and manual macOS DMG workflows to prepare and verify the bundled CLI before packaging, verify the packaged app contains the expected CLI, cache downloads by OS/arch/OpenCode version, and align the Windows smoke runner with production windows-2022.
Document desktop bundling behavior, ignore generated CLI/cache files, add oc-dev helpers, and keep Web/VS Code behavior dependent on installed OpenCode CLI rather than desktop bundled resources.
