With the test backend, the Claude job builds the app against the test directory, sets it up at the chat list and gives Claude the online search test; without it, the onboarding path stays.
With the test backend, the app is built against the test directory's address, and the smoke test runs a new search case: after the backend case's checks, in both layouts, "Search in Directory" and the full search with a SimpleX name, and with the toolbar at the bottom the full search in the New chat sheet.
A fresh client sends the directory the search the app sends and follows the cursor to the last page: each result must arrive once with its whole image, over at least two pages. The message search stays.
The Claude sessions run the online search plan again: the cases, what each session covers per layout, the prompt's directory search, names and report sections, and the session's start state after the smoke test's searches.
With the test backend, the app is built against the test directory's address, and the smoke test goes on to search it: the Directory header above the results and their avatars in both layouts, the chat list's cards shown while typing and hidden under the results once the profile has a conversation, and "Show more" disabled while its page loads.
A fresh client sends the directory the search the app sends, and must find ci_group and ci_channel; then "ci seed" and "ci avatar" are followed page by page into seed.md, with each page's entries and size against maxServiceBodyLength. The message search stays. The seeded entries name the cases they serve again.
The branch name was part of the jq program text, so a branch named to close the string could select an artifact from a fork or another branch. Same fix as the desktop lookup.
A client started with -s gives that server every role, names included, only to the users that exist when it starts, so the name probe's first connect plan on a new database failed with NO_NAME_SERVERS (run 38904976359). The user is now created by a plain run first, as every other peer is and as desktop's backend does.
* ci: use default registries for empty variables
* ci: drop package publish tags
* ci: record releases in simplex-chat-libs
* ci: skip recorded versions in publish plan
* nodejs: raise default test timeout for migrations
* nodejs: print download progress without console.error
* nodejs: use the default timeout in migrating core tests
* ci: drop dlltool from nodejs libs release
* nodejs: download libsimplex into the user cache
* nodejs: load libsimplex at runtime per backend
* support bot: select db backend with --db
* python: match backend switch error text
* nodejs: download prebuilt add-on at runtime
* ci: build nodejs add-on for libs release
* calculator bot: load libs and add-on in image
* support bot: document add-on override
* nodejs: keep worker test output free of colors
* nodejs: verify sha-256 of downloaded assets
* python: pin core libs release with sha-256
* ci: add packages release script
* ci: release nodejs add-on and open release PR
* ci: publish packages after release PR
* nodejs: keep npm from building the add-on
* calculator bot: build the add-on in the image
* ci: merge package release workflows
* ci: open release PR when publishing fails
* ci: build the add-on with node-addon-api only
* ci: skip publishing in a called packages workflow
* ci: update package release actions to Node 24
* nodejs: fix receive test timeout
* ci: test packages on pull requests
* nodejs: reuse the database in the close stress test
* ci: keep failed package tests from hanging
* ci: skip preset server tests
* ci: plan package builds from the changes
* ci: test packages with a given libsimplex
* ci: test packages with libsimplex of core changes
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