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archipelago a4f80e7ec1 test: update GitWorkshop launcher deep-link expectation
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2026-09-13 01:48:36 -04:00
archipelago f5c0ba85cd feat(release): stage GitWorkshop and next node updates 2026-09-09 18:15:21 -04:00
archipelago 3347b8b8b9 fix(ui): https app launches and the nostr bridge follow the frame's real origin 
Three launcher/bridge defects combined to make HTTPS dashboards look
broken while HTTP ones worked:

1. portAuth() looked the launch port up under the name the user clicks
   ('mempool-web', 'lnd', 'bitcoin-knots'…), but the signed catalog
   declares those ports under the manifest id that owns them
   (archy-mempool-web, lnd-ui, bitcoin-ui). The lookup missed,
   portIsGateFronted answered false, and an HTTPS dashboard handed app
   frames http:// URLs — blocked as mixed content: mempool and IndeeHub
   'did not connect', bitcoin knots/core opened http:// in a new tab.
   Resolution now follows launch aliases, then a port-wide catalog scan
   that only answers when every declarer of that port agrees (a port
   any app publishes as plain HTTP is never upgraded to https).

2. The signed-catalog cache was only warmed by the Store/Discover
   views, so a user who went straight to My Apps launched apps with an
   empty cache. Warmed at dashboard mount now — fetchAppCatalog()
   already memoizes with a 1h TTL.

3. The NIP-07 bridge compared event.origin for strict equality with the
   recorded (http) app URL and replied to the recorded URL as the
   postMessage targetOrigin — both break the moment a frame is scheme-
   upgraded (cached HSTS did exactly that): every nostr request was
   silently dropped and replies to the stale origin threw. The bridge
   now matches host+port (scheme deliberately ignored) and always
   replies to event.origin — the frame's real origin.

Unit tests cover alias resolution (incl. bitcoin-knots→8334→https),
the conservative port-scan, and scheme-agnostic sender matching.
 2026-09-01 10:29:05 -04:00
archipelago 46cb0bfd37 fix(ui): gate-fronted https launches + signed-catalog App Store
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directAppUrl(), the legacy open() path, and resolveRuntimeLaunchUrl()
now upgrade to https only for ports the app gate fronts — decided from
the signed catalog's embedded manifest ports (auth gated/open), so
plain-HTTP publishes (legacy installs, auth:none API ports like
Cuprate's RPC) keep http instead of failing outright. fetchAppCatalog()
merges the daemon-verified signed catalog into the App Store listing
(signed entries appear immediately; community copy supplies featured
and curated metadata), and Marketplace.vue uses the same dynamic fetcher
as Discover so the grid sees signed-new apps too.
 2026-08-31 18:41:00 -04:00
archipelago 7c0a492c43 fix(ui): launch apps on the page's scheme over HTTPS 
New-tab apps and the companion WebView got hardcoded http:// URLs, so a
node reached over HTTPS opened Vaultwarden, BTCPay, Grafana et al in
cleartext. Every app port is gate-owned and serves TLS on the same port
(appgate/tls.rs), so directAppUrl(), the legacy open() path, and
resolveRuntimeLaunchUrl() now follow the page's scheme. HTTP pages (the
kiosk, LAN) are unchanged; netbird keeps its unconditional https.
 2026-08-31 17:08:26 -04:00
archipelago a624d11b6a fix(mesh): make radio message notifications durable (#57) 2026-08-30 10:16:33 -04:00
Archipelago b67e1527a2 Archipelago — open-source initial import 2026-08-12 10:55:50 +00:00