Desktop apps can now register custom URL schemes at bundle time (
c3c632b)
Adds a desktop.app.deepLinks config option and wiring to emit OS-specific registration metadata for macOS, Linux, and Windows. This is the first half of deep-link support: apps can declare schemes like acme://, with validation to reject malformed or reserved schemes.
deno check gains a --desktop type-checking mode (
cde65fe)
deno check --desktop now uses the deno desktop type libraries instead of deno.window, so desktop-targeted code can be type-checked without a full build. The new flag is covered by dedicated CLI and spec tests.
Fetch now reports the real file:// open error (2f4bef6)
When a local file can’t be opened, fetch() no longer collapses everything into a generic network error. The error now includes the file URL and underlying filesystem failure, which makes missing embedded assets and broken desktop/compiled app paths much easier to diagnose.
Fast-call upgrades now reach residual core clones (
c0a6876)
The deferred V8 fast-call upgrade path now mirrors upgraded op functions onto the captured bootstrap clone of Deno.core.ops, not just the main ops table. That fixes a subtle bootstrap/runtime split where residual extension modules could keep calling the slow versions.
HTTP fixed responses no longer resend the head on flush (
6dc4f41)
A missing write_flushed update in poll_start_fixed_response_with is restored, preventing the response head from being emitted again as body data after a Pending flush. This fixes a bad response corruption case for fixed-length streamed responses.
Desktop launchers now resolve symlinks before locating the backend (99a45db)
Linux desktop launchers use readlink -f on $0 before deriving their install directory, so .deb/.rpm symlinked launchers can find the bundled backend correctly. This addresses broken backend discovery for packaged desktop apps.
npm dist-tag installs now pin pre-release versions correctly (dfa8715)
Installing a dist-tag that resolves to a pre-release now records and installs that exact pre-release instead of silently drifting to an older matching build. This fixes mismatches between what deno install prints, what lands in package.json, and what gets written to deno.lock.
Other misc changes
- Docs-only CI fast path and new
doc/architecture/codebase docs (1 commit) - Desktop config/bootstrap plumbing for deep links
- Additional tests and fixture updates across fetch, install, check, and desktop