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@RubenKelevra RubenKelevra commented Feb 10, 2026

This PR switches the daemon RPC client from ipfs-http-client to kubo-rpc-client.

This PR introduces a race condition on startup, where it may print a "fetch failed" trace. The follow-up PR contains the mitigation.

Linting is expected to fail, since #3066 introduced a new linter. :)

This and #3078 fixes the tray icon not working properly, introduced in #3073.

Testing: I can only test on Linux, and I tested the core functionality of the app with Electron 39.5.1.

Note: This commit contains the changes of PR #3048, #3049, #3050, #3051, #3052, #3053, #3054, #3055, #3056, #3058, #3059, #3060, #3061, #3062, #3063, #3064, #3065, #3066, #3067, #3068, #3069, #3070, #3071, #3072, #3073, #3074, #3075 and #3076, as soon as they are accepted, I'll remove those commits.

v8-compile-cache breaks dynamic import() in this process.
electron-serve is ESM in newer versions, which breaks CommonJS require().

Kick off electron-serve initialization at module load and await it during init so the webui:// scheme is registered before we create windows / load URLs.
Prep for updating i18next-icu: newer versions are ESM-only, so require() breaks.

Dynamic import works with both CommonJS and ESM.
Follow up to the ESM loader change so we can use the newer electron-serve release.
Use newer i18next-icu which requires intl-messageformat >=10.3.3.
We no longer use it (dynamic import breaks with it enabled).
Pin electron-builder to match the app-builder-lib patch and keep installs deterministic.

The patch keeps the schema tweak that allows azureSignOptions.publisherName to be a string.
Keep patching dependencies during postinstall with the current patch-package release.
Keep electron-store on a known CJS-compatible release.
Refresh common dev tools (cross-env, dotenv, got, shx, sinon, tmp, semver-regex).
Keep fs-extra current.
Align address handling with the multiaddr stack used by newer IPFS tooling.
Port probing should work with /http-encapsulated multiaddrs as well.
Use the Kubo RPC client for daemon API calls.
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