✅ Release Asset Validation (Post-Publish): PASSED

Assets were revalidated after publication due to a release edit.

Status: Live release assets re-validated ✅
Validated: 2026-07-26 22:12:00 UTC
Workflow: Pulse Release Pipeline #322

Validation Summary

• All required assets present ✓
• Checksums verified ✓
• Version strings correct ✓
• Binary architectures validated ✓

Pulse v6.1.2 Release Notes

v6.1.2 is a stable patch release following v6.1.1. It consolidates
monitoring, storage, agent-lifecycle, security, and operator-experience fixes
completed since the previous stable cut.

Highlights

• Proxmox monitoring is more authoritative across cluster membership, guest
  sampling, Ceph MON/MGR counts, physical disks, backup posture, and scheduled
  multi-guest vzdump jobs.
• TrueNAS monitoring uses the supported JSON-RPC transport, restores pool and
  replication health classification, and keeps storage topology and SMART
  evidence aligned.
• Unified Agent enrollment and update recovery are more resilient. Constrained
  QNAP and Unraid installs now fail early on insufficient disk space and use
  bounded rotating logs instead of unbounded watchdog output.
• Polling cadence changes apply to live monitors immediately, connection
  staleness scales with the configured interval, and PBS health remains owned
  by current probe evidence.
• Resource links, availability summaries, organization switching, recovery
  posture, and operator overrides behave consistently across the main
  infrastructure surfaces.

Changed

• Evidence-based pool-health alerts preserve the provider's authoritative
  topology and health discriminator.
• Scheduled Proxmox backup jobs are projected into stable per-guest task
  records, including running, completed, and failed guest outcomes.
• SATA devices behind SAS HBAs retain SATA transport handling for SMART
  collection, while native Unraid and TrueNAS topology remains authoritative.
• Metrics persistence reduces SQLite write amplification and keeps bounded
  history caches without weakening current-state freshness.
• Local AI provider readiness checks exercise the representative Patrol
  runtime path and provide more actionable compatibility results.

Fixed

• Changing backup and PBS polling intervals now updates active monitors without
  requiring a service restart (#1619).
• Proxmox Quincy and Squid Ceph status payloads report the correct MON and MGR
  counts (#1626).
• Scheduled multi-guest Proxmox backup jobs no longer disappear from
  guest-centric coverage and alert-intent views.
• QNAP and Unraid agent installs detect insufficient temporary or destination
  space before downloading, honor TMPDIR, and prevent appliance watchdog logs
  from growing without bound (#1617).
• Operator-state reads normalize an absent automatic-action policy to
  capabilityNames: [], preventing expanded resource rows from crashing.
  Intentionally-offline and never-auto-remediate controls remain available for
  stopped Docker containers (#1621, #1622).
• Proxmox cluster membership, guest CPU rate sampling, physical-disk identity,
  agent registration, and workload refresh remain coherent across nodes.
• TrueNAS boot-pool, replication, pool-health, disk, and alert-threshold
  evidence no longer falls back to stale or unsupported interpretations.
• Availability summaries no longer write into the live resource registry,
  grace-period guests stop generating metrics, and configured discovery
  suppression fails closed.
• Webhook URLs and PBS probe failures are redacted from logs and diagnostics,
  local-provider requests retain SSRF protections, and legacy RBAC recovery
  remains reachable when an old import fails.
• Resource web-interface links are canonicalized consistently, and live queries
  refresh after an organization switch.

Upgrade Notes

Use the normal v6 install or update flow for v6.1.2.

Windows Unified Agent binaries in v6.1.2 are not Authenticode-signed. The
SignPath company-verification application is still processing, and the release
owner approved a version-bound unsigned-Windows exception for this release.
Windows may therefore show an Unknown Publisher warning during installation
or update. The binaries remain bound to the exact release SHA and protected by
the published checksums, detached signatures, candidate manifest, and
post-publication digest verification.

The rollback target for this patch release is v6.1.1. The exact rollback
reinstall command is:

./scripts/install.sh --version v6.1.1

The server/mobile decision is no-mobile-impact. No mobile-facing relay,
pairing, onboarding, or trust-contract path changed from v6.1.1, so this
release does not upload a companion mobile build or start a public
mobile-store rollout.

Paid Pulse Pro, Relay, and eligible legacy customers should continue to use the
private download page and private runtime image for paid runtime features.

Installation

Docker (recommended):

docker pull rcourtman/pulse:6.1.2

Docker Compose:
Update your docker-compose.yml to use rcourtman/pulse:6.1.2

See the Installation Guide for complete setup instructions.

Paid Pulse Pro, Relay, and eligible legacy customers: public GitHub release assets and the public rcourtman/pulse Docker image are community builds. They do not include the private Pulse Pro runtime hooks. Use https://pulserelay.pro/download.html with your activation key to get the private Pulse Pro Docker image or Linux/LXC archive.

Promotion Metadata

• Promotion channel: stable
• Candidate stable tag: v6.1.2
• Promoted prerelease tag: n/a
• Rollback target: v6.1.1
• Rollback command: ./scripts/install.sh --version v6.1.1
• Hotfix exception: true
• Hotfix reason: Ship active customer-impact fixes for appliance disk exhaustion, operator-state crashes, incorrect Ceph counts, and missing scheduled-backup coverage.
• Windows Authenticode required: false
• Unsigned Windows exception: true
• Unsigned Windows reason: SignPath company verification is still processing; the release owner accepts unsigned Windows binaries for v6.1.2.