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A remote workspace refused any machine that was not Linux or macOS. This
teaches the installer and the link to reach a Windows OpenSSH host:
- Detection: `uname -sm` is still asked first, unchanged. When it fails
(cmd.exe / PowerShell) or answers from Git for Windows, MSYS2 or Cygwin,
a PowerShell probe reads PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE. The detected platform
must match the SFTP home's shape, so a WSL DefaultShell over Windows
SFTP is refused instead of installing a Linux server at /C:/...
- Assets: tty7-server-windows-{x86_64,aarch64}.exe, verified against
checksums.txt like every other server; built by new server-windows
jobs in release.yml and nightly.yml (ARM64 leg non-blocking), and the
CI vcruntime guard now covers tty7-server.exe.
- Install: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\tty7\bin\tty7-server-cXpY.exe via
SFTP (/C:/... spelling). No mode bits are required or set. A running
image is renamed aside to free its name and swept on the next install.
- Commands: every Windows command is a PowerShell script sent as
-EncodedCommand, which survives cmd.exe, PowerShell and bash as the
DefaultShell. The daemon is launched through Win32_Process.Create so
it outlives the SSH session's job object, with this session's
environment handed over; restarts use a new `tty7-server --stop`.
- Link: a Windows server is always reached by session exec with a plain
`"C:\...\tty7-server-cXpY.exe" --stdio` (no env probe, no
stream-local forward).
- Server: `--stdio` (control and --pane) now bridges on Windows to the
daemon's loopback TCP endpoints instead of refusing.
Tested against a fake Windows host in install/windows_tests.rs; not yet
run against a real Windows machine.