chore: publish v1 VST packs — real sha256/bytes in vst_packs.json - #56
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The three per-platform packs are now published as immutable releases on
got-feedback/feedback (vst-{mac,win,linux}-v1), sliced from the fat .vst3
tree by feedBack#1025's content_packs.py --vst. Replaces the 0-byte
placeholders so rb_vst_pack_status.has_pack flips true and the first-run
download prompt can actually fetch + sha256-verify the pack.
Verified end-to-end: downloading vst-linux-pack-v1.zip from its release URL
yields 170531592 bytes / sha256 78312f13… matching this manifest.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: byrongamatos <xasiklas@gmail.com>
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Fills the 0-byte placeholders in
data/vst_packs.jsonwith the real sha256/bytes for the three per-platform VST packs, now published as immutable releases ongot-feedback/feedback:Packs were sliced from the fat
vst/tree by feedBack#1025'scontent_packs.py --vst(reproducible, per-platform: keeps one platform's binaries + shared bundle files, drops the other two +src/).Effect:
rb_vst_pack_statushas_packflips true, so the first-run prompt can fetch + sha256-verify the pack. This is the prerequisite for feedBack-desktop#124 to strip the bundled VSTs safely.Verified end-to-end: downloaded
vst-linux-pack-v1.zipfrom its release URL → 170531592 bytes, sha25678312f13435fd760aa97a21161584f622330b1e42782267f7f869c944aa72dec, matching this manifest.🤖 Generated with Claude Code