The bundled fpm (used to create .deb/.rpm packages) is x86-only and
cannot execute on ARM64 runners. This caused v0.12.0 ARM64 packages
to be incomplete/broken with missing pty.node native module.
- Install fpm natively via Ruby gems on ARM64 runner
- Set USE_SYSTEM_FPM=true to use system fpm instead of bundled x86
- Add verification step to ensure pty.node is in unpacked resources
Fixes#95
Fixes#75 - Linux ARM64 builds were failing because:
1. Missing build-essential (gcc, g++, make) needed to compile node-pty
2. Missing Python 3.11 for node-gyp (Python 3.12+ removed distutils)
Also adds architecture verification step that fails early if node-pty
is incorrectly built for x86_64 instead of ARM64.
The previous cross-compilation approach from x64 to ARM64 doesn't work
for native modules like node-pty. electron-builder cannot properly
cross-compile native C/C++ modules - the ARM64 binaries still contained
x86 code.
This fix:
- Adds a native ARM64 Linux build job using ubuntu-24.04-arm runner
- Separates x64 and ARM64 Linux builds to run on their native architectures
- Uses explicit --x64 and --arm64 flags for electron-builder
- Updates artifact handling for separate x64 and ARM64 uploads
Reference: https://github.com/electron-userland/electron-builder/issues/7608Fixes#66
The dpkg --add-architecture arm64 command causes apt-get update to fail
on GitHub Actions runners since they lack arm64 mirror configurations.
Cross-compilers are x64 packages that don't require this.
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- Add ghPath setting to specify custom path to gh binary (e.g., /opt/homebrew/bin/gh)
- Update git:checkGhCli and git:createPR IPC handlers to accept optional ghPath
- Add UI in Settings > General for configuring the gh path
- Pass ghPath through BatchRunnerModal and useBatchProcessor for PR creation
- Include test infrastructure setup (vitest) and misc updates
Claude ID: 295a322c-974c-4b49-b31d-f7be18819332
Maestro ID: b9bc0d08-5be2-4fdf-93cd-5618a8d53b35
- Add lastActivityAt timestamps to tab switcher for better session sorting
- Filter "All Named" sessions to current project only (projectRoot-scoped)
- Add relative time formatting (e.g., "5m ago", "2h ago") in tab switcher
- Change slash command behavior: Tab/Enter now fills text instead of executing
- Allow slash commands to be queued when agent is busy (like regular messages)
- Add projectRoot field to Session for stable Claude session storage path
- Fix markdown list indentation and positioning
- Add GitHub Actions workflow for auto-assigning issues/PRs to pedramamini
- Update CLAUDE.md with projectRoot field documentation
Claude ID: 747fc9d0-a5a2-441d-bc0a-8cd3d579a004
Maestro ID: b9bc0d08-5be2-4fdf-93cd-5618a8d53b35
- Add user-defined session names stored with Claude session origins
- Display session names in AgentSessionsBrowser with tag icon
- Add "Named only" filter to quickly find named sessions
- Include session names in search across title and content modes
- Sync session names when renaming sessions in the sidebar
- Fix macOS code signing with ad-hoc signatures in release workflow
- Fix electron-builder CLI syntax (--config.extraMetadata)
- Improve lightbox navigation with context-aware image arrays
- Fix GitLogViewer search input focus handling
- Improve AI command prompt display with multi-line clamp
Claude ID: 24a6cdd6-27a7-41e0-af30-679cc2ffe66b
Maestro ID: 5a166b38-b7e9-47f0-a8ff-0113c65f2682
- Add bookmark feature to sessions (star icon on hover, dedicated
Bookmarks section at top of Left Bar when bookmarks exist)
- Improve GitHub release workflow to handle partial build failures
gracefully (continue-on-error for each platform)
- Fix input placeholder spacing ("Ask Claude about" instead of
"askClaudeAbout")
- Update README to document bookmark functionality
- Use Python 3.11 for macOS builds (Python 3.12+ removed distutils module needed by node-gyp)
- Add author email to package.json (required for Linux .deb package maintainer field)
The workflow was only triggering on semantic version tags (v*.*.*) but
releases were being created with date-based tags (e.g., 2025-11-27).
Added '20*' pattern to also trigger on date-based tags.
- Add fail-fast: false so all platforms build even if one fails
- Install Linux build dependencies (libarchive-tools, rpm) for packaging
- Add Windows MSVC build tools setup for native module compilation
- Explicitly rebuild native modules (node-pty) before packaging
- Add DEBUG output for electron-builder troubleshooting
- Use --publish never to avoid auto-publishing issues
- Add artifact listing steps for debugging
- Update to softprops/action-gh-release@v2
- Add if-no-files-found: error to catch packaging failures early
