`scripts/release-boss.mjs` listed five files under
`bossSnapshotIncludes`. Only `build-boss-edition.mjs` is live —
invoked by both `release-boss.mjs:178` (local mac) and
`.github/workflows/remote-boss-platforms.yml:44` (remote Win).
The other four were leftovers from a previous packaging iteration:
- `build-boss-mac.mjs` — old mac patcher keyed on `CompanyOnboarding`
capital-case paths that no longer exist after the company-onboarding
rename.
- `build-boss.mjs` — earlier "full edition" builder referencing
ProvidersStepShared.tsx / AgentCreator.tsx, both deleted by the
pi-mono catalog rewrite.
- `build-boss.sh` — thin wrapper that only called
`build-boss-mac.mjs`.
- `build-boss-desktop.mjs` — shipped to every snapshot branch but
never invoked anywhere.
Carrying dead code in the snapshot manifest makes each Boss release
rsync ~1 k LOC of patches that can never run and, more subtly,
tempts a future reader to keep them in sync with the live source.
Removing them here and deleting the files themselves (they live in
gitignored `boss-build/`, not in tree) leaves exactly one live
builder and one snapshot member per real purpose.
No functional change to the live release path. Local verified: both
`pnpm build:dir` (normal AgentCompany.app) and
`node boss-build/build-boss-edition.mjs --platform=mac --version=0.4.167`
(Boss arm64 + x64 DMG + zip + blockmap) produce complete artifacts
with a clean source tree afterwards.
Boss script previously did not source .env.release / .env.release.local,
which silently dropped any release-only environment variables that the
remote workflow dispatch and asset download paths may rely on. Match
release-public-cloudflare's behavior by calling loadEnvFile for both
files before any gh / wrangler invocation.
ZacharyZhang-NY