Add the VniDrop-specific Compose architecture skill, unify invitation and targeted transfer drafts, and promote Saved devices to an adaptive first-class destination.
- map the new VnidropError cases (DeviceUnavailable, OfferTimeout,
RelayPolicyIncompatible, ProtocolIncompatible) to existing catalog keys
- drop the stale .map(\.share) now that sharePickedFiles returns Share
- remove the duplicate .transfersChanged pattern in the signal switch
- replace the deprecated String(cString:) sysctl decode
- close the CoreGateway protocol declaration
Run Secret Service IO on spawn_blocking so Linux zbus cannot nest Tokio
runtimes during init, and wait for core initialize before experimental
saved-device coordinators refresh.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Use flock for profile locks, hash secret record filenames under NAME_MAX,
and dismiss the starting overlay after the first init attempt.
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Stop returning grant strings across UniFFI; approve yields typed outcomes and
pull/resume use transfer id plus path or ReceiveOutputSink. Document the
pairing/targeted event catalog and cover Android MediaStore-style sink contracts.
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Peel relationships, eligibility, and secrets off the shared pool into
AppDataStores adapters, split pairing service/protocol, and move the
invitation Repository into its own module so open_all owns schemas.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Introduce persistence::open_all so domain stores (invitation, targeted,
blocked) are constructed once. Extract TargetedTransferStore and own it on
CoreInner; soft-close raw pool access for new callers.
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Prove the DPAPI-backed Windows bridge can drive the full public saved-device
and targeted-transfer contract via an injectable API fake on non-Windows hosts
and real DPAPI under cfg(windows), without product UI.
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Prove Keystore-backed Android secret storage can drive the full public
saved-device and targeted-transfer contract without product UI.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Platform contract harnesses need monotonic event revisions for at-least-once
dedup and a typed rename API that survives listing.
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Preserve approved transfer auth and state across restart, resume without
re-approval, and keep cancel/delete from leaving usable orphan authorization.
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Targeted offers and pairing now validate relay-policy compatibility and
reject protocol downgrades with typed unavailable/timeout/incompatibility
errors, without falling back to ordinary shares.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Cancel targeted protocol shares synchronously before await, and treat block
lookup errors as denied so store failures cannot admit blocked peers.
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Combine ticket 09 lifecycle APIs with ticket 10 targeted-transfer protocol
and wire forget/block to real cancel_targeted_transfers_for_peer.
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Give saved-device owners immediate local control over grants and identity-wide
denies, with minimal tombstones for replay rejection and a ticket-10 hook for
targeted-transfer cancellation.
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Establish PendingOutgoing/PendingIncoming relationships over a token-bound
pairing protocol, exchange directional grants with challenge-response proofs
and a final ack before Saved, and merge simultaneous initiations without a
second prompt.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Add the experimental eligibility control plane so either endpoint of a
fully completed authenticated invitation transfer can start one single-use
pairing attempt within 24 hours, with secrets held in custody and invalid
requests rejected silently.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
The fingerprint row reused the no-name placeholder as its label, so it read
"A nearby device — aaab1c58", and it duplicated the device id shown
directly beneath it. Now one selectable full id, which is what someone
comparing devices actually needs.
