{
    "depot": "0.0.04",
    "app": "photovault",
    "kind": "release",
    "shard": null,
    "version": "0.6.2",
    "published_at": "2026-09-12T07:14:32+00:00",
    "verified": {
        "algorithm": "minisign/ed25519",
        "public_key_sha256": "5bab4e8f7b9538f82d0081fe083b86869891b0f4891a2b031c25374dae2db01d",
        "note": "Every file below was verified server-side against this channel's pinned public key before it was published. Verify again on download against the key baked into your app."
    },
    "primary": "PhotoVault_0.6.2_x64-setup.exe",
    "files": [
        {
            "name": "PhotoVault_0.6.2_x64-setup.exe",
            "bytes": 8593828,
            "sha256": "ee8ee5901f629a4b46653dcbbfe4f19bc66852f1d49e1c756ea1290424fb6a45",
            "signature_file": "PhotoVault_0.6.2_x64-setup.exe.sig",
            "primary": true
        }
    ],
    "declared": {
        "notes": "**Everything PhotoVault writes now lives in Pictures\\PhotoVault.**\n\nAll your vaults now live in `C:\\Users\\<you>\\Pictures\\PhotoVault\\<vault name>\\` \u2014 you give each vault a name, and that name becomes the folder name. PhotoVault's own data (your settings, the list of vaults, AI models, logs) lives beside the vaults in `_PhotoVault App Data\\`. Nothing else PhotoVault writes goes anywhere else on the computer. That is checked before every build ships, by a test that fabricates a whole machine, runs "
    }
}