v13.10.2
stalwartlabs/stalwartv13.10.2Jul 5, 2026by thedotmack
AI Summary
This patch release addresses cross-platform stability issues, particularly focusing on worker runtime correctness, Windows compatibility, and SQLite database integrity under concurrent access.
Key Highlights
- Workers now correctly honor CLAUDE_MEM_WORKER_HOST for IPv6 literals
- Centralized spawn shims on Windows remove the shell:true footgun
- SQLite settings writes are now atomic with increased busy_timeout to prevent crashes
- Repair command now restores marketplace runtime modules for clean installs
New Features
- New Release Branches guide
Full Release Notes
Patch release focused on cross-platform stability and worker/runtime correctness. ## Fixes - **Worker host**: clients now honor `CLAUDE_MEM_WORKER_HOST` (the address the server actually binds), with IPv6 literals bracketed correctly in health checks and display URLs. - **Worker identity**: cache/marketplace/MCP/CLI/restart launches converge on one worker bundle (stops version-skew from two builds on one port). - **Windows**: centralized spawn shims remove the `shell:true` footgun; codex hooks emit a Windows-executable command instead of a POSIX-only one. - **Install**: `repair` now restores the marketplace runtime root (not just the cache); ships the `plugin/sqlite` runtime modules that were causing `MODULE_NOT_FOUND` on clean installs. - **SQLite/settings**: atomic settings writes, `busy_timeout` to avoid `SQLITE_BUSY` under concurrent worker/hook access, a migration column re-check, and removal of an index create that could crash boot on legacy duplicate rows. - **Supervisor**: preserves `HTTPS_PROXY` and Bedrock/Vertex skip-auth env for the SDK subprocess. - **Worktree**: relative `gitdir:` pointers resolved correctly. ## Docs - New Release Branches guide (main / core-dev / community-edge) with instructions for running the non-stable lines locally. Deliberately excluded: client-side observer truncation (kept out per #3096) and project-identity re-keying (kept the #2663 repo-root key).