Add get_tool_versions command to check local and latest versions of
Claude, Codex, and Gemini CLI tools:
- Detect local installed versions via command line execution
- Fetch latest versions from npm registry (Claude, Gemini)
and GitHub releases API (Codex)
- Return comprehensive version info including error details
for uninstalled tools
- Register command in Tauri invoke handler
- Remove environment variable feature gate (CC_SWITCH_ENABLE_JSON_DB_MIGRATION)
- Automatically migrate config.json to SQLite when db doesn't exist
- Archive migrated config.json as config.json.migrated for recovery
- Add migration success flag in init_status.rs (one-time consumption)
- Add get_migration_result command for frontend to query
- Show toast notification on successful migration in App.tsx
The Tauri command `get_init_error` was importing a function with the
same name from `init_status` module, causing a compile-time error:
"the name `get_init_error` is defined multiple times".
Changes:
- Remove `get_init_error` from the use statement in misc.rs
- Use fully qualified path `crate::init_status::get_init_error()`
in the command implementation to call the underlying function
This eliminates the ambiguity while keeping the public API unchanged.
This commit introduces fail-fast error handling for config loading failures,
replacing the previous silent fallback to default config which could cause
data loss (e.g., all user providers disappearing).
Key changes:
Backend (Rust):
- Replace AppState::new() with AppState::try_new() to explicitly propagate errors
- Remove Default trait to prevent accidental empty state creation
- Add init_status module as global error cache (OnceLock + RwLock)
- Implement dual-channel error notification:
1. Event emission (low-latency, may race with frontend subscription)
2. Command-based polling (reliable, guaranteed delivery)
- Remove unconditional save on startup to prevent overwriting corrupted config
Frontend (TypeScript):
- Add event listener for "configLoadError" (fast path)
- Add bootstrap-time polling via get_init_error command (reliable path)
- Display detailed error dialog with recovery instructions
- Prompt user to exit for manual repair
Impact:
- First-time users: No change (load() returns Ok(default) when file missing)
- Corrupted config: Application shows error and exits gracefully
- Prevents accidental config overwrite during initialization
Fixes the only critical issue identified in previous code review (silent
fallback causing data loss).