The NSIS installer spawned by quitAndInstall() inherits the app process
environment, including the app-managed CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR /
CC_HAHA_APP_PORTABLE_DIR pair that applyStartupPortableMode() derives
from app-mode.json. The installer's recovery helper then re-validated
that snapshot against the persisted mode it reads via its own APPDATA
and blocked the whole upgrade on any disagreement (mode switched without
a restart, APPDATA differing from the app's known-folder view), even
though an active data directory outside every install directory cannot
be touched by removing the old version. Manually launched setups never
saw the variables, which is why they kept working.
- clear the app-managed portable env before handing off to the spawned
installer (shared with the existing app.relaunch() cleanup), so
built-in updates present the same clean environment as a manual setup
- downgrade the recovery helper's managed-mode consistency check from
fail-closed to treating the directory as externally managed; the
install-contained legacy data guard below it still refuses unsafe
removals, and matching persisted modes behave exactly as before
- mac.notarize=true + hardenedRuntime + entitlements so a signed CI release
actually notarizes (gatekeeper smoke + Squirrel.Mac auto-update need it)
- entitlements grant disable-library-validation for the Bun sidecar/node-pty
- local unsigned build passes -c.mac.notarize=false so electron:package still
works without an Apple account
- release signing-preflight now hard-requires only the Apple secrets; Windows
cert is optional (unsigned NSIS still auto-updates, just SmartScreen warning)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
程序员阿江(Relakkes)