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# ForgeFlow 0.9.5
ForgeFlow 0.9.5 makes Direct copy deployments fail closed and adds an in-app repair for Unraid write permissions.
Before a bundle is created or uploaded, ForgeFlow probes the linked project folder, `.forgeflow` upload/state folders and every active Compose file using the configured SSH identity. A failed check names the exact path, user, owner, group and mode. Deployment stops before file transfer and before any Docker or Compose command changes the runtime. The same write-access check runs again immediately before upload to prevent a stale preflight result.
Every SSH / Unraid deployment card now includes **Check / fix write access**. The same action appears beside a blocking preflight result. It normalizes the linked source tree and ForgeFlow state folders to safe shared access, uses the Unraid `users` group where available and preserves existing executable bits. Configured runtime locations such as `.env`, `appdata`, `data`, `config`, `logs`, mounted data paths and common generated dependency folders are excluded. It never runs Docker, stops a container, removes a container or uses `chmod 777`. The action also runs when the SSH account is root so manual SMB/file-copy access can be repaired, not only ForgeFlow's own write access.
Direct copy now validates candidate Compose configuration and builds candidate images before replacing live source files. It never implicitly executes `docker compose down`, `--remove-orphans` or `--force-recreate`. Existing container IDs, image IDs and source files are captured first. When activation fails, ForgeFlow restores the prior source, retags the previous images, attempts to restore the previous runtime and retains the backup evidence. A release is only promoted after the exact linked Compose services are running and verified.
This release does not claim live validation against a specific private Unraid server. The automated suite validates generated Bash syntax, permission-report parsing, scoped repair commands, no server-to-Gitea authentication, no destructive Compose flags and transactional deployment ordering.