fix: repair trust-local lifecycle on Windows - #10
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damonleelcx merged 1 commit intoJul 27, 2026
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Aliyun Windows 10 regression: QA20 PASS (doctor detected trust-local unreachable, attempted start, restored :8801); QA21 PASS ( |
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Summary
Root causes
QA20: doctor checked HOME/.aikey/bin/trust-local without .exe, classified an installed Windows daemon as absent, skipped auto-start, and still allowed the advisory doctor summary to pass.
QA21: Task Scheduler ended the hidden launcher but left the PyInstaller parent/worker process tree alive. The CLI trusted scheduler success without verifying process state.
Validation
Coordinated installer PR