Skylight Wallet

This is a routine version-2.1.0 bug-fix merge for the Skylight Monero wallet. The visible changes fix small packaging and platform-detection issues, add a new automated TLS test suite, and update pinned internal library versions. There is no direct evidence in the commit of a security vulnerability being patched, but the TLS-related test additions and library bumps suggest the release is hardening how the app validates encrypted connections. The patch is best treated as a maintenance/hardening update rather than a confirmed fix for an exploitable flaw.

This commit only updates version numbers and the pinned Git commit references (called 'pins') for several software libraries the project depends on. No actual code in this repository was changed. The commit message simply says 'Update pins' and does not mention any security fix. Without inspecting the contents of the newly pinned commits in other repositories, we cannot tell whether this update fixes a security problem, adds a feature, or is just routine maintenance.

This commit is a routine Git merge that brings the latest changes from the 'main' branch into a release-fixes branch. The only changed files are precompiled binary libraries for Monero wallet support on Android, iOS, Linux, and Windows. No source code changes are shown, and the commit message does not describe any security fix or vulnerability. There is not enough visible information to determine whether this update fixes a security issue, introduces one, or is purely a compatibility/maintenance update.

This commit changes three build scripts so they only download two specific submodules ('monero' and 'lwsf') instead of all submodules. The stated reason is reliability: unused submodules for other coins can cause build failures when their hosting servers are unavailable. There is no direct security vulnerability here, but narrowing submodule checkout reduces the attack surface slightly by preventing unused, potentially untrusted third-party code from being fetched during the build.

This commit only updates precompiled Monero library files (binary .so and .dll files) across Android, iOS, Linux, and Windows. No source code changes are shown, and no description of what changed in the libraries is provided. We cannot determine from this commit alone whether the update fixes a security issue, adds a feature, or is a routine maintenance change.

This commit only updates precompiled Monero wallet library files (binary .so and .dll files) across Android, iOS, Linux, and Windows. No source code changes are shown, and no security-related information is provided in the commit title or message. We cannot determine from the available materials whether this update fixes, introduces, or is unrelated to security issues.

This commit fixes broken build pipelines for Linux and Windows desktop releases. It pins the Rust toolchain version used during the Linux build and installs the NASM assembler on Windows so that a cryptography library can compile. There is no indication of a security vulnerability being fixed; it is purely a build/maintenance change.

This is a large feature merge that adds a desktop user interface, re-enables Linux and Windows release builds, and makes several Android build and security-related changes. The most notable security-relevant change is a fix in the Android MainActivity that prevents external apps or links from launching the app straight into a specific screen, which could have bypassed the app lock. The rest of the diff is UI/UX refactoring, localization updates, and build plumbing.

This commit only changes the app's version number in a configuration file, bumping it from 2.0.0+410 to 2.1.0+411. There are no code changes, no security fixes, and no behavior changes visible in the diff.

This commit updates the Skylight Wallet app to work with Monero 0.18.5.3, refreshes several internal library versions, re-enables Linux and Windows release builds, and adds two Android safeguards that prevent other apps or adb commands from launching the wallet directly into specific screens. The Android change appears to close a route-based bypass of the app's lock screen, but the commit message does not call it a security fix and no external advisory is supplied.

This commit updates pre-compiled Monero wallet library files across Android, iOS, Linux, and Windows. The actual code changes are inside binary files, so the diff shows no readable source changes. There is no information in the commit title, message, or supplied references indicating what was fixed, whether it is security-related, or whether any vulnerability exists.

This commit only updates precompiled Monero library files (binary .so and .dll files) across Android, iOS, Linux, and Windows. No source code changes are shown, and no commit message or vendor reference explains what changed in these libraries or whether any security issue is being fixed. We cannot determine from the available materials whether this update is security-related.

This commit is a cosmetic user-interface change. It swaps a text-based fiat exchange-rate error message for a warning-triangle icon with a tooltip and shows the coin balance more clearly when the fiat rate is unavailable. There is no security-relevant behavior change.

This commit changes how screen transitions (animations) work in a mobile/desktop wallet app. It disables animated transitions on desktop entirely and keeps them only between navigation-bar screens on mobile. There is no security-relevant change visible in the diff.

This commit fixes a UI bug where mobile users were incorrectly shown a 'create wallet password' screen that should only appear on desktop. On mobile, the app now skips that screen and creates or restores the wallet directly, relying on the device's own lock instead. Most of the changes are just code formatting.

This commit is a routine merge that moves fiat-currency handling into a shared library and adds a 'switch amount unit' feature on the send screen. There is no security-relevant change visible in the diff.

This commit adds an in-app store review prompt. After a successful cryptocurrency send, it marks the user as eligible, and the next time they open the wallet home screen it may ask for a Google Play or App Store rating. The code deliberately keeps Google Play's review library out of F-Droid/GitHub builds by using a build-time flag and separate source folders, so those builds remain free of Play-specific code.

This is a large merge commit that brings a new desktop user interface into the Skylight Wallet app. Most of the changes are UI layout, new desktop-specific screens, updated text strings, and build script tweaks. There is no obvious security bug in the diff, but the commit is a merge of two feature branches and the diff is huge, so a complete security review of every line is not practical from the supplied excerpt alone.

This commit only increases the app's internal build number from 409 to 410 in a configuration file. There are no code changes, no bug fixes, and no security-related modifications visible in the diff.