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vapp-v0.2.35 scope: app Bugfix

This release fixes issues for SREs watching stability and regressions.

Published 11d Media Servers
✓ No known CVEs patched
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✓ No known CVEs patched in this version

Topics

amazon-s3 amazon-s3-bucket amazon-s3-storage aws cloudflare-r2 desktop-app
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minio nextjs s3 rust s3-browser s3-client tauri wasabi wasabi-s3

Affected surfaces

auth crypto_tls

ReleasePort's take

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editorial:auto 11d

Profile secret preservation is now guaranteed during profile updates unless a non‑secret auth method replaces it, and Windows TLS startup stability has improved by removing rustls debug assertions.

Why it matters: Ensures saved secrets remain intact on update payloads and eliminates rustls native-root debug assertion failures that previously destabilized Windows TLS initialization; relevant for all deployments using these features.

Summary

AI summary

Editing profile updates now preserve saved secret unless switching to a non‑secret auth method, and Windows TLS startup stability improved by removing rustls debug assertions.

Changes in this release

Bugfix Medium

Preserves profile secret when omitted in update payload.

Preserves profile secret when omitted in update payload.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-05-23

Confidence: high

Bugfix Medium

Removes rustls native-root debug assertion for Windows TLS startup stability.

Removes rustls native-root debug assertion for Windows TLS startup stability.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-05-23

Confidence: high

Full changelog

Brows3 0.2.35 release notes

Fixed

  • Profile Secret Preservation: Editing a profile between manual credentials and custom S3-compatible endpoints now preserves the saved secret when the update payload omits it, and only clears stored secrets when switching to a non-secret authentication method.
  • Windows TLS Startup Stability: Updated the AWS SDK runtime stack to remove the rustls native-root debug assertion path without replacing the operating system trust store.

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