What changed in EnvKit, straight from releases.

Small updates from now on: EnvKit's build output is now deterministic, so the auto-updater's differential download actually works. Updating from beta.27 to this release downloads about 3.5 MB instead of the full 103 MB installer, and future updates stay small too.

Background: the renderer obfuscation step used a random seed on every build, which made every file differ between releases even when nothing changed — so each update re-downloaded most of the installer. The seed is now pinned.

No app behavior changes in this release.

Bigger defaults for uploads: nginx client_max_body_size now defaults to 1024m, and new PHP installs are seeded with upload_max_filesize / post_max_size / memory_limit = 1024M (phpMyAdmin's import cap matches). Values you already changed are left alone.

Fixes:

installing a service no longer fails when Windows briefly locks the temporary extract folder (antivirus/indexer scans)

enabling OPcache/Xdebug no longer adds a duplicate zend_extension line when php.ini uses the bare module-name form

quieter error telemetry: declined UAC prompts, git redirect warnings, hand-edited nginx.conf syntax errors, opcache preloading on Windows and a few other user-environment conditions no longer page the error channel

Fix release.

Let's Encrypt HTTP-01 failures now explain what actually went wrong: if the domain is proxied through Cloudflare (or another CDN), EnvKit tells you to turn the proxy off (grey cloud) or use the DNS-01 challenge instead; if the domain simply doesn't reach your machine, it points at the A/AAAA records and port 80. Previously you got a raw 'Invalid response ... 522' with no hint.

These user-DNS failures no longer page the error telemetry channel.

Windows installer below. macOS (Apple Silicon) users: the mac build is attached to an earlier release and updates in-app; a mac build of this version follows separately.

A small fix release.

Fixed

The Databases and AI pages now show their own titles in the top bar instead of "Dashboard".

Updating a service now also reclaims locks held by a same-named service started outside EnvKit (Laragon/XAMPP/standalone), so "couldn't clear the previous files" failures during updates are less likely.

A MySQL/MariaDB start failure caused by a disk-level data error (CRC) now explains that the drive itself returned unreadable data and what to do about it, instead of a bare InnoDB error.

Less noise in error telemetry for user-environment conditions that are already surfaced in the app (git push without a remote, a declined UAC prompt for the elevated helper, locked files during reinstall, the disk CRC error above).

Windows: download EnvKit-Setup-0.32.0-beta.25.exe below (SmartScreen will warn on first run — More info → Run anyway; the build is self-signed).

macOS (Apple Silicon): the mac build is attached separately when ready; existing installs update automatically once it lands.

A small visual release.

Changed

The update dialog's colors now come from the app theme instead of a fixed dark palette — it matches the rest of the UI in both light and dark themes (better text contrast, the brand mint used only for meaning: version chip, progress, primary action). Layout, states and behavior are unchanged.

Windows: download EnvKit-Setup-0.32.0-beta.24.exe below (SmartScreen will warn on first run — More info → Run anyway; the build is self-signed).

macOS (Apple Silicon): the mac build is attached separately when ready; existing installs update automatically once it lands.