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@sodapop-sh/windows-arm64

v0.1.3

Published

Sodapop native executable for Windows arm64

Readme

Sodapop native payload

This package contains the native Sodapop executable for one supported platform. It is installed automatically by @sodapop-sh/cli and is not intended to be used directly.

The executable is copied from an exact-version Sodapop release archive only after the shared release verifier confirms the manifest's version, platform, archive SHA-256, and binary SHA-256. The launcher also verifies the installed binary hash and exact-version metadata before running it.

The package includes the project license, third-party notices, dependency licenses, and bundled runtime license material. This is a composite bundle: Sodapop's original code is MIT, while upstream dependencies and the Copilot runtime retain their own terms. The entire payload is not MIT-only. See THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md, LICENSE, and LICENSES/.