The list names each file and folder; upgrades and uninstall move only
listed files and remove a folder only when empty. Every file, nested
ones included, must be writable first. A new file whose place holds a
file this app did not install refuses the install. A copy failing
midway removes what it wrote and puts the old release back.
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Reinstalling deleted files Ely never installed, and a busy file left a
half-removed install. The installer now writes the top-level names it
installs (.ely-files, from packaging/windows/files.sh); upgrades and
uninstall remove only those, and releases before the list only in the
folder the registry names. It checks that every listed file can be
written, moves them all into .ely-old, and on any refusal puts them
back and exits 2. A file that cannot be written fails the install,
which removes what it created and restores the old release.
tests/scripts/windows-installer.sh covers each case.
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Lightproof, the Python grammar checker in the English dictionaries,
hung the Windows worker whenever a profile was reused; macOS and
Linux carry no Python, so it never ran there. The build now drops it.
A killed worker's profile and document locks hung the next start or
load: the worker runs with SAL_NOLOCK_PROFILE and ely.xcd turns off
LibreOffice's locking; Ely checks conflicts itself.
release.yml runs scripts/ci.sh for each platform on tag push: the
Mac mini builds its engines once in a lasting clone, the Windows
runner links this machine's engines, and Linux builds in WSL on that
runner. makensis reads the script as UTF-8.
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Both build on packaging/stage.sh. The NSIS installer takes the staged
folder and removes only what it laid out; installer.sh drives it. The
AppImage gives linuxdeploy the app, the workers and libcef.so.
ElyPDF's test window installs the app's menus first, as ElyTree's
does. probe.yml reports what each Gitea runner holds.
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