[AxialForge]

Started from the reported bug — "the app won't let me see or select files," a fatal dialog on launch — and fixed the full chain it uncovered, verified on a real Windows + OneDrive setup. Full write-up in FIXES.md.

Bugs fixed

1. Launch crash — UNKNOWN: unknown error, watch (44a3ec6)
The library watcher's recursive fs.watch only guarded its synchronous setup. On Windows, a recursive watch over an OneDrive-synced folder (the default Documents root) or a network share fires an asynchronous error event with no listener, so Node re-throws it and the main process dies before the window renders. Fix: attach an 'error' listener (degrade to manual refresh) + main-process uncaughtException/unhandledRejection guards.

2. Unreachable library hung the UI on "Loading…" (d730fcc)
Every IPC handler funnels through libraryRoot(), whose fs.mkdir threw on an offline share/deleted folder; library:scan rejected and the renderer's reload() had no try/catch. Fix: libraryRoot() never throws, library:scan returns a soft error object, and the renderer shows a dismissable error banner with Retry.

3. Folder shown but 0 modules — OneDrive on-demand files (0aa5aee)
OneDrive "Files On-Demand" placeholders are reparse points that readdir reports as symlinks, so entry.isFile() was false and the scan skipped every module while still listing the directory. Fix: an entryKind() helper that stat-resolves ambiguous entries (metadata only, no download), plus a self-diagnosing empty state (htmlCount + skip reasons).

4. Standalone-tool timelines had no manifest (627ec6a)
Files exported by the standalone tool carry a <title> and a const DATA = {…} but no module-manifest, so they were correctly found but rejected. Fix: ShopDeck now infers a manifest when one is absent — id from the filename, title from <title>, and for tool-swap timelines the part/event-count/date-range/tags from DATA. Inferred modules are flagged inferred: true (card shows "· no manifest"); real manifests stay authoritative. Import no longer rejects manifest-less HTML.

Features

• Multiple libraries + rename (d730fcc). New pure-Node electron/libraries.js: a library is a named pointer { id, name, root }. Rename edits the app-side label only (the folder on disk is never renamed); remove just unlinks it (files stay); the last library can't be removed; legacy single-root installs migrate automatically. New IPC libraries:list/add/rename/remove/switch/reveal, a top-bar switcher, and a Libraries manager in Settings.
• On-demand Windows installer build (d8ec34c, c967885). build-windows.yml builds NSIS + portable installers on windows-latest and uploads them as a private artifact — used for the test builds throughout. release.yml (public release on a v* tag) is unchanged.

Version

Bumped to 1.1.0 (3a363df) — minor, since it adds features on top of the fixes.

Tests

test/library.test.mjs + test/libraries.test.mjs — 24 pure-Node tests passing, including OneDrive/symlink discovery and manifest inference (timeline + generic). CI (node --test, Ubuntu) and the Windows installer build are both green. Electron can't be launched in the CI/agent environment (install scripts blocked, per CLAUDE.md); each fix was confirmed on the user's real Windows machine via a fresh installer build, ending with all 9 timelines showing correctly.

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