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"name": "@shade/core",
release(v4.8.3): cross-channel msgId dedup + Shade.aliasSession Two follow-ups to the V4.8.2 duplicate-fan-out fixes Prism filed. 1. `Inbox.acceptBridgeFrame(blob)` + shared 4096-entry msgId LRU. The relay durably stores blobs and pushes them to every active delivery channel; without a cross-channel ack the bridge frame ran first and the next inbox-poll re-dispatched the same blob ~30 s later, tripping on consumed prekeys. Bridge consumers now plumb pushed frames through `acceptBridgeFrame`, which shares the dedup gate + ack path with `pollOnce`. Whichever channel delivers first wins; the other acks-and-skips. Inbox records the msgId before the ack so a parallel poll can't observe an in-flight ack window. 2. `Shade.aliasSession(oldLabel, newLabel)`. First-contact forces the receiver to label the new session by the relay's sender fingerprint hint (`fp:<senderfp>`); the post-decrypt plaintext typically announces the peer's real address. Aliasing moves session, trusted identity, peer-verification, and identity- version under the canonical label. Holds the per-peer mutex on both labels (lexicographic order) so concurrent crypto ops can't observe a half-moved state. Refuses to overwrite an existing session at the new label. Wire change: `IncomingMessage.expiresAt?` now surfaces the relay's expiry so receivers can pass bridge frames straight to `acceptBridgeFrame` without inventing a TTL. Tests cover bridge-then-poll, poll-then-bridge, aliasSession happy path, refuse-to-overwrite, and same-label no-op. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-08 15:49:36 +02:00
"version": "4.8.3",
"type": "module",
"main": "src/index.ts",
"types": "src/index.ts",
"dependencies": {
"@shade/observability": "workspace:*"
},
"peerDependencies": {
"@shade/crypto-web": "workspace:*"
feat(android): M-Cross 1-3 — Kotlin module + cross-platform test vectors Phase C complete: Shade now has a Kotlin implementation with byte-for-byte compatibility to the TypeScript core, verified by shared test vectors. M-Cross 1: shade-android Kotlin module - build.gradle.kts with Tink, EncryptedSharedPreferences, kotlinx.serialization - Types (IdentityKeyPair, SessionState, RatchetMessage, PreKeyBundle, etc.) - CryptoProvider interface - TinkProvider implementation (X25519, Ed25519, AES-GCM, HKDF, HMAC) - KDF chain functions (kdfRootKey, kdfChainKey, deriveInitialRootKey) with the same info strings and salts as @shade/core - Fingerprint (safety number) computation matching TS exactly - X3DH protocol: identity gen, signed prekey gen, OTPK gen, bundle processing - Double Ratchet: initSenderSession, initReceiverSession, ratchetEncrypt, ratchetDecrypt, DH ratchet step, skipped key cache - Wire format matching @shade/proto byte-for-byte - StorageProvider interface + MemoryStorage impl - High-level ShadeSessionManager mirroring @shade/core's API M-Cross 2: Cross-platform test vectors - scripts/generate-vectors.ts emits JSON fixtures from the TS implementation - Vectors cover: HKDF, KDF chain (root + chain), X3DH root key, fingerprint computation, wire format encoding - packages/shade-core/tests/cross-platform-vectors.test.ts verifies TS produces the same output as the committed vectors - android/shade-android/src/test/kotlin/.../CrossPlatformVectorTest.kt loads the SAME JSON and verifies Kotlin produces identical bytes M-Cross 3: Nova Android migration plan - android/shade-android/MIGRATION-NOVA.md — concrete steps to replace Nova's static PushKeyStore AES with Shade sessions - Phase 1 (dual-write) / Phase 2 (switch reads) / Phase 3 (deprecate) - Smoke test recipe for end-to-end TS → Kotlin push flow 251 tests passing on the TS side. Kotlin tests run via Gradle when the Android SDK is available; the vectors guarantee they'll pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-04-11 00:45:38 +02:00
},
"devDependencies": {
"@shade/proto": "workspace:*"
}
}