`cloakbrowser info` printed a bare seat count with no denominator, so a
customer could not tell whether they were at capacity (#513). It also
collapsed six distinct outcomes into one "unavailable": unreachable,
timeout, invalid key, inactive licence, rate limited, and the server
reporting the count as unknown while degraded.
Adds SessionSeats (active, limit, state, reason) and getSessionSeats to
all three wrappers; get_active_session_count keeps its signature and
delegates. The limit is read from the server, never derived from the plan
name, and falls back to the old bare count when absent.
Python, JS and .NET renderers verified byte-identical.
Wire the existing launch()-time geoip resolver into the info/doctor command
across Python, JS, and .NET. With --proxy, info resolves the exit IP and the
timezone/locale a launch would apply (caching the GeoIP DB if absent) and prints
them in text and --json. Plain info is unchanged (no network) and now hints at
the flag. Adds diagnostics tests in all three suites.
Add a preview release channel system to all wrappers (Python, JavaScript, .NET),
allowing users to opt into newer binary builds before they go stable.
- Python: preview/stable channel resolution in download, launch, CLI
(install, update, clear-cache), and license validation
- JavaScript: preview/stable channel in CLI, launch, license, and config
- .NET: preview/stable channel in CLI, license, diagnostics, and config
- All wrappers: channel fallback indicator, auto-update gate,
CLOAKBROWSER_RELEASE_CHANNEL env var support
- Harden channel resolution: reuse the resolution sidecar on offline lookups,
defensive marker/JSON parsing, atomic version-marker writes, a launch-time
preview-to-stable fallback notice, channel-aware info download URL, and
Python/JS/.NET parity for the fallback default
- Binary 150.0.7871.114.4 changelog (Linux x64 + arm64)
- Updated READMEs, CHANGELOG, and tests for all wrappers
info (plus a doctor alias) now reports the binary that will actually
launch for the resolved license instead of whatever is cached on disk:
it resolves and validates the license, shows the real tier, and on a
keyless or invalid key reports the free binary. Adds a launch test
(chrome --version) with a Linux missing-shared-library probe, a
Windows-font check (Linux only), GeoIP DB presence, and optional-dep
checks. --quick skips the launch test; --json emits machine output.
Python, JS, and .NET, with tests.