A LocalSystem Windows service can't see the logged-in user's Claude CLI
authentication, so the worker now runs as the current user via a hidden
per-user logon Scheduled Task with restart-on-failure.
- Worker is WinExe (no console window) with a Serilog rolling file sink and
a single-instance mutex so the logon task, app ensure-running, and Restart
button can't fight over the SignalR port.
- Installer replaces the service steps (register/start/stop) with autostart
task steps, migrates the legacy ClaudeDoWorker service away on update, and
removes the task on uninstall. ServicePage drops the service-account UI.
- UI gains a WorkerLocator; the app ensures the worker is running at startup
and the Restart button kills+relaunches this install's worker process.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Surface Latest version and flag unparseable pre-release tags in
VersionLabel so users know why auto-update was skipped.
- Prompt to stop/start the worker service after Save, since the
worker only reads its config at process start.
- Fix worker using wrong DB by defaulting to CurrentUser service account
and expanding ~ to absolute paths at install time
- Fix DbContext disposed before fire-and-forget by passing taskId instead
of TaskEntity into RunInSlotAsync, which creates its own context
- Fix ActiveTaskDto property casing mismatch between hub and client
- Move WAL mode PRAGMA before migrations to prevent concurrent lock issues
- Replace FirstAsync with FirstOrDefaultAsync + null guards in tag operations
- Add delete confirmation flow for lists
- Log fire-and-forget exceptions instead of swallowing them
- Broadcast RunCreated event from WorkerHub.RunNow
- Add IDisposable to MainWindowViewModel for event handler cleanup
- Preserve subtask CreatedAt on updates instead of overwriting
- Replace bare catch blocks with Debug.WriteLine logging
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Standalone WPF app (ClaudeDo.Installer) that handles full installation
and ongoing configuration of ClaudeDo. Two modes: wizard for first run,
tabbed settings panel for subsequent launches. Page-based extensibility
via IInstallerPage interface — adding new config sections requires only
one new class.
Install pipeline: dotnet publish, deploy binaries, write configs, init
DB (via SchemaInitializer from ClaudeDo.Data), register Windows Service,
create shortcuts. Dark theme matching the Avalonia app (forest teal accent).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
