Deno desktop now supports Windows .msi installers (
222d30d)
deno desktop can now emit .msi output alongside the existing macOS/Linux package formats. The change adds MSI authoring in Rust, updates the CLI help, and enforces that MSI builds target Windows, making Windows desktop distribution much more straightforward.
macOS binaries switch to chained fixups for faster startup (
f0cdcd8)
The macOS link flags now enable -fixup_chains, moving from the legacy eager rebase/bind format to LC_DYLD_CHAINED_FIXUPS. That reduces pre-main startup work and trims launch time, with the tradeoff that the build now requires a macOS 12 deployment target.
Deno build support expands to loong64 and ppc64 (
1de2b16)
Cranelift was bumped to 0.117 and Node process architecture mapping was extended to recognize loongarch64 and powerpc64le. This enables Deno binaries to compile and run on additional architectures that were previously unsupported.
Other misc changes
- MSI feature pulled in new packaging-related Rust dependencies
- macOS build tooling updated to a newer prebuilt toolchain commit