# Phase 4 Summary ## Scope Executed only the filesystem, updater, and packaging/build-config cleanup requested for this phase. Documentation used as source of truth: - `docs/refactor/ARCHITECTURE_AUDIT.md` - `docs/refactor/ARCHITECTURE_RULES.md` - `docs/refactor/TARGET_ARCHITECTURE.md` - `docs/refactor/MIGRATION_PLAN.md` - `docs/refactor/SESSION_HANDOFF.md` ## Filesystem And Paths - Added pure path helpers in `src/main/app/paths.ts` for: - managed NodeCG runtime storage under Electron `userData` - default update config location - update download temp directory - safe child-path resolution that rejects traversal and absolute-path escape - Updated runtime provisioning to use the managed-runtime path helper instead of rebuilding that storage path locally. - Added tests for update storage paths and path traversal rejection. ## Updater - Reorganized updater modules toward the target architecture: - `src/main/updates/update-service.ts` - `src/main/updates/update-config.ts` - `src/main/updates/update-schema.ts` - `src/main/updates/update-download.ts` - Removed the older updater module names: - `update-manager.ts` - `update-settings.ts` - `update-utils.ts` - Added runtime validation for remote Gitea release metadata before building update state. - Added URL policy handling so packaged builds reject insecure HTTP update URLs and installer downloads. - Kept local development able to use HTTP update endpoints explicitly through the dev policy. - Changed installer download behavior to: - validate URL protocol before fetch - sanitize installer file names - constrain output to the safe temp download directory - write to a staging file first - finalize with atomic rename - clean staging files on failure - Kept dialogs and install handoff separate from schema parsing and download streaming. ## Packaging And Build Config - Added `scripts/build-config.mjs` as the shared build-layout source for scripts. - Consolidated repeated script constants for: - Electron package root - parent Scoreko bundle root - packaged NodeCG runtime root - bundle name - generated bundle entries - prepared runtime entries - npm/electron cache locations - local binary path resolution - Updated packaging-related scripts to use the shared config: - `scripts/build-scoreko-bundle.mjs` - `scripts/prepare-nodecg-runtime.mjs` - `scripts/rebuild-nodecg-native.mjs` - `scripts/doctor.mjs` - Improved the missing parent-project error in `build-scoreko-bundle.mjs` so CI/local failures report the expected layout and missing markers. ## Intentionally Not Changed - No UX changes. - No custom renderer. - No preload. - No IPC. - No Electron window behavior changes. - No NodeCG runtime model changes. - No user-owned runtime directory deletion changes. - No broad build framework introduced. - No `any` added. ## Verification Commands run successfully: ```text npm.cmd run typecheck npm.cmd test npm.cmd run lint npm.cmd run doctor ``` Current test result: ```text 65 tests passing ``` Packaging verification: ```text npm.cmd run pack ``` Result: - Passed with escalated filesystem permission, generating `release/win-unpacked`. - A later non-escalated rerun was blocked by the sandbox while writing generated bundle output in the parent Scoreko project (`shared/dist`). That rerun failed before packaging because of sandbox filesystem permissions, not because of a build error. - A final escalated rerun could not be started because the approval system rejected the escalation. Typecheck, tests, lint, and doctor were run successfully around the packaging verification. Sanity searches: ```text rg -n "\bany\b|update-manager|update-settings|update-utils|ActualizaciÃ|estÃ|versiÃ|nodeIntegration:\s*true|webSecurity:\s*false|ipcMain|ipcRenderer|contextBridge|preload" src scripts docs/refactor ``` Result: - No `any` was introduced in production or test source. - No legacy updater module references remain in `src`. - No touched Spanish update text is mojibaked. - No production IPC or preload surface exists. - No unsafe Electron window settings were introduced. - Remaining IPC/preload matches are documentation and the regression test that guards the zero-surface policy.