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dothttp-runner 1.0.70 / 1.0.71 - Per-Architecture Download URLs & Windows ARM64

Prasanth

We're releasing dothttp-runner 1.0.70 and 1.0.71. Both ship on June 13, 2026. Version 1.0.71 is a hotfix for 1.0.70 which was missing the client binaries in its published bundle.

What Changed#

Explicit Per-Architecture Download URLs (1.0.70)#

The version interface in download.ts previously used loosely-typed and partially optional keys for download URLs, with fallback chains for missing architectures:

// Before (1.0.69)
downloadUrls: {
linux?: string,
linux_arm64: string,
linux_amd64: string,
windows?: string,
darwin: string,
darwin_arm64?: string,
darwin_amd64?: string,
}

1.0.70 replaces this with a strict, explicit schema where every supported platform+architecture combination has its own required key:

// After (1.0.70)
downloadUrls: {
linux_amd64: string,
linux_arm64: string,
windows_x86: string,
windows_amd64: string,
windows_arm64: string,
darwin_arm64: string,
darwin_amd64: string,
}

The fetchPlatformDownloadurl function was rewritten to match on both platform and arch without fallbacks. Windows now dispatches to windows_arm64, windows_amd64, or windows_x86 based on the detected architecture.

Windows ARM64 Support#

The old schema had a single windows key with no architecture distinction. The new schema adds a dedicated windows_arm64 URL, enabling native binaries for Windows ARM64 devices (Surface Pro X, Snapdragon-based Windows laptops).

1.0.71 Hotfix#

Version 1.0.70 was published without the client binaries included in the VSIX bundle, making it non-functional. 1.0.71 is a version bump with no code changes that re-publishes the release with the correct artifacts. If you installed 1.0.70, update to 1.0.71.

Versions: 1.0.70, 1.0.71
Release Date: June 13, 2026
Download: VS Code Marketplace