Production exactness, rollback, artifact, DB/config/service health, local hygiene, and Actions=0 were independently reviewed. No media canary is claimed for this cutover.
Locally accepted: 32 files/468 tests, typecheck, client/server builds, repository hygiene, and independent P0/P1 review. PR head had zero Actions runs.
* docs: record 6634 production deployment [skip ci]
* docs: record 6634 production deployment [skip ci]
* docs: keep deployment truth current [skip ci]
* docs: keep deployment truth current [skip ci]
Record exact production revision, immutable artifact, cutover/rollback evidence, and the remaining production media-canary boundary. Preserve the subsequent Android-only source update as undeployed.
Default-off selected-UID Android playback capture through the pinned WebRTC ADM callback, with no microphone/system-mix fallback and no server/Viewer wire change. Source compile/protocol acceptance and remaining device gates are recorded in the PR.
Match Piik's two-layer sender guard to LiveKit 2.22.0 q,h RID construction, restore private-link Viewer smoke entry, and retain the local one-root SFU/UDP functional evidence. TURN and performance remain outside this functional slice.
Adds the explicit Windows WGC/D3D11 hardware-only Media Foundation H.264 source, process-tree audio, direct Go/Pion fanout, source-aware UI/gate, and unique evaluation package helper. Browser VP8 remains the default. Local acceptance and bounded real-device evidence are recorded in the PR; GitHub jobs were billing-blocked before executing any step.
Add the Android 14+ MediaProjection direct-child sender, focused protocol tests, compile gate, and durable mobile/TV capability boundaries. Local official-SDK acceptance passed after GitHub runners were blocked before step execution by account billing.
Document the P1 Windows process-loopback audio slice, browser Opus encoding boundary, QPC timing, failure policy, and one-viewer smoke criteria. Documentation only; no product code changed.
Adds an explicit H.264 Native sender mode while preserving VP8 as the default, with one bounded Host/Viewer loopback and an explicit hardware-attribution caveat.
Web Hosts can set local display names through the existing opt-in presence roster; Viewer/Host subscribers see the current Host name. Native exact wire remains unchanged.