fix: keyboard stability, host-only analytics, and auto-reply dedupe
- record analytics/usage only in the host app; the extension no longer opens the SQLite queues, so hiding the keyboard cannot hold WAL locks (0xdead10cc) - sync clipboard history writes across processes so deletes made on one side are not reverted by the other - guard memory-relief reentrancy on controller and telemetry sides to break the recursive crash loop - resolve credentials off the main thread and migrate legacy keys once per install, so Keychain reads cannot be caught in the suspend window - gate Volcengine ASR ping completion to once (SIGTRAP on double resume) - treat same-text captures as the same logical copy and dedupe auto actions by content fingerprint within 30s, stopping Universal Clipboard storms - realign version line to 2.1.0 (build 110)
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@@ -20,3 +20,27 @@ public enum AppGroupConfigDarwin {
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}
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/// Cross-process Darwin notification for clipboard-history writes.
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///
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/// History is one whole-array JSON blob under a single key, so a peer holding a
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/// stale in-memory copy silently reverts the other side's deletes (and drops
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/// its new entries) on its next write. Every other shared surface already has a
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/// notification; this one did not.
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///
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/// A suspended process never receives Darwin notifications, so this covers only
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/// the window where both processes are alive. The host must still reload when it
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/// returns to the foreground.
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public enum ClipboardHistoryDarwin {
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public static let notificationName = "com.osgkeyboard.clipboard.history.changed"
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public static func postHistoryChanged() {
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CFNotificationCenterPostNotification(
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CFNotificationCenterGetDarwinNotifyCenter(),
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CFNotificationName(notificationName as CFString),
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nil,
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nil,
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true
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)
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}
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}
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