- Version
- 0.2.0-beta.1
- Published
- Windows signature
- Not signed
This build carries no code-signing certificate, so Windows warns you the first time you run the installer. The download page shows you which warning to expect and how to get past it.
New
- Control Center is two pages instead of six. Status carries the account, the runtime, Revit, the AI connections and updates; Details holds the diagnostics and support surface behind them. A light and a dark theme follow Windows, or can be chosen by hand.
- Sign-in opens 765tflow.com in the browser and the computer picks the licence up when the account accepts. Sign-in and device-activation links are only ever minted for 765tflow.com — a lookalike host is refused before a link exists.
Fixed
- A sign-in is treated as refused only when the licence service itself says so. A refusal that came from a Wi-Fi sign-in page, a company proxy or anything else standing in the way now keeps the licence and tries again, instead of signing the computer out and asking for a sign-in that would not have helped.
- A licence that cannot be read at this moment — an antivirus scan, a backup agent holding the file, a changed permission — is no longer deleted. The only file removed is one that Flow's protected store never wrote.
- A damaged sign-in record no longer costs a quarter of an hour of waiting. The refusal still stands until the licence service itself answers, but the question now goes out on the next check-in.
- A malformed health answer no longer freezes the status page at "Unsupported status data". A bad answer degrades that one refresh cycle and the next one recovers.
- An IFC or DWG export is not treated as success unless the file it claims is actually there and non-empty, and a model change that cannot be independently re-read is not treated as finished — or blind-retried as if it had failed.
- Diagnostics the connector writes no longer carry model identifiers.
This build does not update itself. To move to a newer build, download the installer from the website again.