docs(native): correct false desktop fs-encryption claim in Qt/GPUI roadmap - #408
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…oday The roadmap stated issues #357/#359/#360/#361 describe gaps in "the current Tauri fs-backed encryption path" as if that path exists in production with bugs. It doesn't: desktop fs-backed project data has no encryption at all on main (fsCore.ts#encryptText/decryptText are dead code, zero call sites); API-key fs storage is disabled outright. The four issues actually describe gaps in a closed, unmerged reference design (fix/desktop-project-data-encryption, PR #356, closed 2026-08-18 as superseded, explicitly meant to be rebuilt from scratch on the Rust Core). All four issues remain real, valid inputs to the Wave 3-4 crypto design - only the "this exists today with bugs" framing was wrong. Same precedent as 2c83ea3 (docs(security): correct false desktop encryption claims, #352). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewer's GuideClarifies that desktop fs-backed project data currently has no at-rest encryption on main and that issues #357/#359/#360/#361 apply to a closed, unmerged reference design (PR #356), updating several sections of the Qt/GPUI desktop roadmap to correct earlier misleading wording while preserving these issues as inputs to future Rust Core crypto work. File-Level Changes
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This documentation correction accurately addresses a false claim from the original roadmap. The changes correctly clarify that:
- Desktop fs-backed project data has no encryption at all today on
main(theencryptText/decryptTextfunctions exist but are unused dead code) - Issues #357, #359, #360, and #361 describe gaps in a closed, unmerged reference design (PR #356), not a live production encryption path
- All four issues remain valid inputs to future Wave 3-4 crypto design, only the "this exists today with bugs" framing was incorrect
The corrections are applied consistently across all relevant sections (document status, §8.1, §8.2, and §68), improving accuracy for future Wave 2 planning. The test plan confirms the change is isolated and CI-clean.
No blocking issues identified - this is a clean documentation fix.
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In `@docs/native/ROADMAP-QT-GPUI-DESKTOP.md`:
- Line 660: Update the roadmap paragraph containing issue reference `#361` so the
reference is not the first token on its line; keep it within the preceding
sentence or add prose before it, preserving the existing meaning and resolving
markdownlint MD018.
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…e-start) Two spots had "#361" as the first token on a line, which markdownlint-cli2 parses as a malformed ATX heading (no space after hash). Merged into single physical lines instead of re-wrapping at the same width, which kept recreating the same line-start position. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Corrects a factual overstatement in
docs/native/ROADMAP-QT-GPUI-DESKTOP.md(introduced during Wave 0, merged via PR #406) that claimed issues #357/#359/#360/#361 describe gaps in "the current Tauri fs-backed encryption path" — as if that path exists in production today with bugs.Verified against current
main: desktop fs-backed project data has no encryption at all (services/fs/fsCore.ts#encryptText/decryptTextexist but are dead code — zero call sites outside their own unit tests), and desktop API-key fs storage is disabled outright (FsSettingsStore#saveApiKeythrows). The four issues actually describe gaps in a closed, unmerged reference design (fix/desktop-project-data-encryption, PR #356, closed 2026-08-18 as superseded — explicitly meant to be rebuilt from scratch on the future Rust Core, not patched in place).All four issues remain real, valid, open inputs to the future Wave 3-4 (R-15) crypto design — only the "this exists today with bugs" framing was wrong. Fixed in 4 spots: the "Document status" corrections intro, §9 ("Concrete open gaps"), §8.2 ("Current status"), and §68 ("#359/#360/#361 handling").
This is prep work for Wave 2 (Rust Core extraction) so that work doesn't get designed against a false premise about what currently exists. Precedent: this repo already did an identical class of correction once (
2c83ea3c docs(security): correct false desktop encryption claims, #352).Test plan
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Correct the desktop encryption roadmap’s factual status and frame the open issues as inputs to a future Rust Core design rather than bugs in a live production path.
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Correct the roadmap’s description of desktop file encryption status
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✅ Accurate desktop encryption planning✅ Clearer status for open encryption issues✅ Reduced risk of designing against nonexistent production behavior💡 Usage Guide
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