tis24dev/proxsave v0.30.0-beta1

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Release Notes

This is a large beta. The headline change is a completely rebuilt graphical
interface, alongside a new resident daemon, per-channel Healthchecks monitoring,
in-app upgrades, and extensive restore/backup safety fixes.

New Graphical Interface

• Rebuilt the whole UI on a new graphical engine; the legacy wizard is gone.
• Running proxsave on its own now opens an interactive dashboard (menu, diagnostics, maintenance).
• Backup, install, finalization, upgrade and support now stream live inside a contained, scrollable, colored panel instead of raw terminal scrollback.
• Reorganized menu (grouped Tools, Maintenance and Updates), single Install chooser (Edit / Wipe), and a merged Update-config flow.
• New "Cleanup guards" and "Unused components" screens (two-pane, with Select-all / Disable-selected).
• Mouse support, Ctrl+C as a global emergency interrupt, c to copy the whole stream log to the clipboard, and seamless dashboard-to-flow transitions.

Resident Daemon

• New resident --daemon mode with its own scheduler and a hang watchdog.
• New proxsave --daemon-status command plus daemon scheduler commands (install / disable / re-enable / status).
• Daemon-state checker with binary-alignment detection; the daemon is restarted and verified after an upgrade or install.
• Automatic configuration migration on upgrade and on daemon setup/removal.

Healthchecks Monitoring

• Per-notification-channel Healthchecks sensors, driven through the daemon, with a per-sensor list on the check screen.
• Choose centralized or self Healthchecks mode in the install wizard, with the monitoring-portal magic-link shown inline.
• A standalone backup now updates the backup sensor via the daemon.

In-App Upgrade

• In-session "Check for updates / Run upgrade" screen showing the latest release notes and the GitHub release link.
• upgrade-beta.sh to install prerelease builds, and --upgrade --localfile to finalize from a local file without downloading.

Support & Notifications

• New Support (recovery) graphical form that produces a streamed support backup; the maintainer address now comes from a secret rather than being hardcoded.
• Notification results separate channel failures into a dedicated notify-error scope, bucket NOTIFY-ERR lines distinctly, and add a NotifyError severity level.
• Healthchecks and the monitoring-portal link now appear in the run notification summary, with real transmission status instead of a cosmetic "active".

Backup Output

• Enriched graphical run recap: warnings/errors summary, missing items, log path, Telegram Server ID, and Healthchecks link.
• PVE collection summary matching the existing PBS one; the detailed statistics block moved to debug and mirrored in the graphical recap.

Security & Hardening

• Added a Trojan-source guard that fails the build on deceptive Unicode in tracked source, with a scan CLI and an optional pre-commit hook.
• Confined operator-file reads through the OS root-directory API (structural path-traversal hardening, no suppressions).
• Numerous restore-safety fixes (symlink/hardlink handling, dedup scoping, atomic writes, canonical-path validation).

Bug Fixes

• ~200 fixes across restore, the graphical UI, install, the daemon, the dashboard, backup, storage, decrypt, and security.
• Regenerated the third-party license NOTICE from the actually-compiled dependency set.

Note

• This is a prerelease (beta); install it explicitly (e.g. via the beta upgrade path), not through the normal stable channel.

Release Date: July 20, 2026
Commit: 90338af