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Most people open the uninstall window's details only after the uninstall is done, and the panel showed the CLI's future-tense plan ("This will remove kcap from your machine:") with a list of file paths. Once uninstall succeeds, the details now list what was removed, in plain past-tense lines with checkmarks, under a "Show what was removed" toggle. The local-server line appears only when that server was purged. While uninstall runs, and when it fails, the details still show the raw log.
Where to look
Each line claims only what a clean kcap uninstall exit and the app's own steps guarantee. The command line says the app's command was removed, not that kcap is gone, because an npm or Homebrew install may remain.
Verification
Uninstall view-model and window tests: 53 run, 0 failed.
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New Features
Completed uninstallations now show a receipt of items removed, including local server data only when the uninstall process reports that it was purged.
The receipt reports when the app was moved to the Trash and marks support-file cleanup as incomplete if files remain or cleanup fails.
The uninstall window shows the receipt after completion and keeps the activity log visible while uninstalling is in progress; failed runs continue to show the log instead.
Restart guidance now reminds you to restart coding agents so they stop looking for kcap.
The list claims only what a clean `kcap uninstall` exit guarantees, so it says the app's
command was removed rather than that `kcap` is gone: an npm or Homebrew install may remain.
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Walkthrough
Successful uninstall runs now show a receipt of removed items, including an incomplete item when support-file cleanup fails. The receipt lists local-server and session removal only when the CLI reports that the local server was purged. The window retains streamed logs during unfinished runs and after failures.
The removal interface now returns support-file cleanup status and provides a Trash message. Linux and macOS implementations return whether cleanup succeeded. Tests cover successful cleanup, missing support files, and cleanup failure cases.
Build receipt after removal src/Capacitor.App/ViewModels/UninstallReceiptItem.cs, src/Capacitor.App/ViewModels/UninstallRunViewModel.cs, test/Capacitor.App.Tests.Unit/UninstallRunViewModelTests.cs
The view model clears the receipt at run start and populates it after successful removal. It conditionally lists local-server and session removal, and marks support-file cleanup as incomplete when needed. Tests cover receipt contents, purge conditions, and failure cases.
Show receipt after successful run src/Capacitor.App/Views/UninstallWindow.axaml, test/Capacitor.App.Tests.Unit/UninstallWindowTests.cs
The window shows receipt items after completion and streamed logs while the run is unfinished or fails. Tests check the views shown on success and failure. The restart advice now refers to coding agents.
sequenceDiagram
participant UninstallRunViewModel
participant IAppRemoval
participant UninstallWindow
UninstallRunViewModel->>IAppRemoval: Remove support files and read result
UninstallRunViewModel->>UninstallWindow: Expose receipt after successful removal
Uninstall kcap from the macOS app menu #1786 — The receipt reports moving the app to the Trash, but this change does not implement the cleanup or menu entry described in the issue.
The uninstall receipt flow is consistent and presents no established merge-blocking risk.
Security architecture risk: Minimal · up to aab59
The change reuses existing uninstall permissions and removal targets. Completion reporting remains gated on successful removal, and leftover support files are identified as incomplete cleanup. No material security risk introduced or worsened by this change was identified.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The changed operations retain the existing local installed-app and user-file scope. The platform comparison changes cleanup-result reporting and direct deletion attempts, but not target construction or administrator-removal authority. No new cross-service or tenant exposure is established by these changes.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Existing controls constrain destructive operations: uninstall construction requires an installed bundle or AppImage still on disk; macOS validates the bundle identifier before constructing support-file paths; administrator link removal rechecks that the link still belongs to the bundle. The PR does not alter these controls.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — The normal application path guards duplicate menu initiation, disables retry while running, and prevents ordinary window closing while busy. Receipt state is cleared at each run and populated only after successful removal. RunAsync itself has no internal serialization, so these caller controls remain important.
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The title "Show what was removed after app uninstall" matches the main change. The PR changes the post-uninstall details to a past-tense receipt of removed items under a "Show what was removed" toggle…
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Issue #2000 is the active direct linked issue. The completed uninstall view now shows past-tense receipt entries for disconnected coding agents, removed background services, removed settings and sign-…
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The changes stay within issue #2000. The platform deletion return values, Trash message, receipt model, view-model state handling, UI bindings, and tests support accurate post-uninstall details or pre…
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The title "Show what was removed after app uninstall" matches the main change. The PR changes the post-uninstall details to a past-tense receipt of removed items under a "Show what was removed" toggle, and the raw log stays visible while uninstall runs or fails. The title is short, specific, and free of noise.
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Issue #2000 is the active direct linked issue. The completed uninstall view now shows past-tense receipt entries for disconnected coding agents, removed background services, removed settings and sign-in, the app moved to the Trash, and support files when removal succeeds. The local-server entry appears only when the CLI reports that it purged the server. The raw log remains visible during running and failed states. The changed view-model and window tests cover successful, failed, conditional local-server, and support-file outcomes.
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The changes stay within issue #2000. The platform deletion return values, Trash message, receipt model, view-model state handling, UI bindings, and tests support accurate post-uninstall details or preserve raw-log behavior. No unrelated change is demonstrated.
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• Replace the completed uninstall’s raw details with a past-tense receipt of what was removed.
• Show local-server removal only when purged, and flag app support files left behind.
• Preserve raw logs during uninstall and after failures; cover both views with tests.
Keep the receipt separate from the raw log. Rewording CLI output would not reliably produce a completed-app receipt and would compromise the diagnostic details needed during runs and failures.
Files changed (7) +107 / -12
Enhancement (5) +69 / -10
LinuxAppRemoval.csName the trashed AppImage in Linux receipts+2/-0
Name the trashed AppImage in Linux receipts
• Supplies Linux-specific past-tense wording so the receipt identifies the AppImage rather than a generic app.
UninstallRunViewModel.csBuild a receipt only for completed uninstalls+27/-1
Build a receipt only for completed uninstalls
• Populates past-tense removal items after successful cleanup, conditionally mentions a purged local server, and notes support-file cleanup failures. Clears the receipt on each run and changes the completed-details toggle text.
UninstallWindow.axamlShow receipt on success and raw logs otherwise+32/-9
Show receipt on success and raw logs otherwise
• Displays receipt items with check or alert icons after completion while retaining the scrollable raw log for running and failed states. Simplifies the restart advice.
• Asserts that completed details show the receipt instead of the log and that failed details continue to show the log. Checks the completed toggle label.
1. Receipt can claim a server was deleted✓ Resolved
Description
FillReceipt adds the local-server deletion line whenever _purgeLocal was requested rather than
when a server was actually purged. A standalone --uninstall --purge-local run can succeed when the
CLI finds no local installation, yet the finished receipt still says it deleted a local server and
its sessions.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
Standalone uninstall accepts the purge flag independently of local-server discovery. The CLI can
take its successful cleanup path without a local installation, but the receipt uses that same flag
as proof of deletion.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
The receipt treats a purge request as proof that a local server and its sessions were deleted.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/Capacitor.App/ViewModels/UninstallRunViewModel.cs[187-192]
- src/Capacitor.App/Services/UninstallMode.cs[11-15]
## Recommended Fix
Track whether the CLI actually purged a local installation and show the deletion line only on that outcome; do not infer deletion solely from the requested option.
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2. Project hooks remain after uninstall✓ Resolved
Description
FillReceipt says kcap was disconnected from coding agents, but the app invokes the CLI without
--project, which is required to remove project-scoped hooks. When a user has installed a
project-scoped Codex or Claude integration, uninstall can finish successfully while that
repository’s hooks remain configured to invoke kcap.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
The app’s CLI arguments omit --project; project installation writes hooks that invoke kcap, while
the CLI only enters its project-hook cleanup when that option is present.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
The finished receipt claims all coding agents were disconnected, although the app’s uninstall does not remove project-scoped hooks.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/Capacitor.App/ViewModels/UninstallRunViewModel.cs[187-191]
## Recommended Fix
Describe the user-level, on-disk integrations that a successful app uninstall removes, without claiming project-scoped hooks were removed. Update the receipt test accordingly.
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3. Failed support cleanup gets no warning✓ Resolved
Description
supportFilesLeft is set only when DeleteSupportFiles() throws, but both platform implementations
catch and log ordinary deletion failures internally. If a support directory or preference file
cannot be deleted, the uninstall can finish with only checked receipt items and omit the new warning
about files left behind.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
The new receipt warning depends on an exception reaching the view model, whereas Linux logs and
swallows directory-deletion failures and macOS logs and swallows missing bundle identity and
per-file deletion failures.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
Platform removal implementations swallow expected support-file deletion errors, so the receipt’s warning condition remains false when files are left behind.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/Capacitor.App/ViewModels/UninstallRunViewModel.cs[157-165]
- src/Capacitor.App/ViewModels/UninstallRunViewModel.cs[195-196]
- src/Capacitor.App/Services/IAppRemoval.cs[7-9]
- src/Capacitor.App/Platform/Linux/LinuxAppRemoval.cs[52-59]
- src/Capacitor.App/Platform/Mac/MacAppRemoval.cs[89-118]
## Recommended Fix
Have support cleanup report whether any files were left behind, including caught errors and early returns, and use that result to add the unchecked receipt item.
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Make the permission-failure test independent of runner privileges.
If a Linux test runner has CAP_DAC_OVERRIDE, UnixFileMode.None does not prevent deletion. DeleteSupportFiles() then returns true, and this test fails. Use a controlled deletion failure or exclude runners that can bypass the permission check. (man7.org)
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On the permission-test note (LinuxAppRemovalTests 96-98): the test now skips when the folder is still readable after its permissions are dropped, as on a root or CAP_DAC_OVERRIDE runner, so it only asserts where the denial actually happens.
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Closes #2000 — AI-4496
What & why
Most people open the uninstall window's details only after the uninstall is done, and the panel showed the CLI's future-tense plan ("This will remove kcap from your machine:") with a list of file paths. Once uninstall succeeds, the details now list what was removed, in plain past-tense lines with checkmarks, under a "Show what was removed" toggle. The local-server line appears only when that server was purged. While uninstall runs, and when it fails, the details still show the raw log.
Where to look
Each line claims only what a clean
kcap uninstallexit and the app's own steps guarantee. The command line says the app's command was removed, not thatkcapis gone, because an npm or Homebrew install may remain.Verification
KCAP_UNINSTALL_PREVIEWand checked that every line fits on one row at the window's 480px width.Summary by CodeRabbit