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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Windows manifest replaces Node.js and Puppeteer setup with conditional bundled Chrome installation. A Windows workflow installs the latest devbuild through Scoop and checks HTML and PDF compilation outputs. ChangesWindows package and validation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change removes the Node.js and Puppeteer installation path before compatible Quarkdown releases are published, which can leave Windows installs unable to export PDFs. The new validation workflow also needs credential and permission hardening before it executes manifest hooks from pull requests. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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GitHubActions->>Scoop: Install Scoop
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Scoop->>QuarkdownDevbuild: Install Quarkdown
GitHubActions->>QuarkdownDevbuild: Compile HTML and PDF
QuarkdownDevbuild-->>GitHubActions: Return output paths
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In `@bucket/quarkdown.json`:
- Line 12: Update the $chromeVersion assignment to trim the contents of
$chromeVersionFile and use the pinned-version branch only when the result is
non-empty; otherwise, fall back to the existing latest-stable version retrieval
and warning behavior.
- Line 21: Update the Quarkdown manifest version, release URL, and checksum to
the first Puppeteer-free release before relying on the QD_BROWSER_PATH-only
setup; keep the existing browser path configuration unchanged.
- Around line 14-15: Update the Chrome download/extraction commands in the
installer to obtain the official Chrome for Testing SHA-256 checksum, compute
the downloaded chrome-headless-shell.zip checksum, compare the values, and fail
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Quarkdown no longer uses Node.js, npm, and Puppeteer for PDF export: it drives a Chromium-family browser directly (iamgio/quarkdown#655). The manifest drops the nodejs-lts dependency and, in post_install, downloads chrome-headless-shell from Chrome for Testing at the version pinned by the release's bundled chrome-version.txt (falling back to the latest stable for releases without the pin), wiring it via QD_BROWSER_PATH in the wrapper bat. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@bucket/quarkdown.json`:
- Line 11: Update the PowerShell script path in the release installation command
to consistently use scripts\install-browser.ps1 for both Test-Path and
invocation, preserving the existing target directory and fallback warning
behavior.
- Line 16: Update the Windows wrapper command in quarkdown.json to set
BROWSER_CHROME to the chrome-headless-shell.exe path instead of setting
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Installs the manifest with its source swapped to the latest devbuild release and smoke-tests HTML and PDF export, mirroring quarkdown-labs/installation-tests (which covers real releases). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The workflow only reads public release assets, and manifest code from PRs must not see tokens. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 15: Update the test workflow job to declare explicit read-only
permissions, ensuring the pull-request-controlled manifest and its post_install
hook cannot inherit write access. Add the permissions configuration at the
workflow or job level associated with the test job.
- Line 19: Update the actions/checkout step to set persist-credentials to false,
ensuring the pull_request workflow does not store Git authentication credentials
locally; leave the remaining checkout configuration unchanged.
- Line 53: Update the workflow step after scoop install to assert that
lib\chrome-headless-shell-win64\chrome-headless-shell.exe exists, before or
alongside the existing output/test.pdf check. Use the existing PowerShell
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Companion to iamgio/quarkdown#655, which removes the Node.js + npm + Puppeteer runtime dependency from PDF export in favor of driving a Chromium-family browser directly.
The browser install logic lives in the Quarkdown distribution itself: the release zip ships
scripts/install-chrome.sh/.ps1next tochrome.properties(the version + SHA-256 pins shared by all installers and the Docker image), so this installer only invokes the script and wiresQD_CHROME_PATH. If the script is absent (a pre-browser release), it warns and skips.Do not merge until the first Puppeteer-free Quarkdown release is published: current releases still require Node.js + Puppeteer for PDF export and do not ship the installer script.
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nodejs-ltsdependency and thenpm install puppeteerpost-install step.post_installruns the bundledscripts\install-chrome.ps1intolib\and rewrites the wrapperquarkdown.batto setQD_CHROME_PATH. Merge ideally together with the version bump to the first browser-based release.Summary by CodeRabbit