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v1.18.6 m87 asserted command === "npx". On Windows, resolveWindowsNpxLaunch writes node.exe plus npx-cli.js, same as Cursor/Claude/Codex. Assert the package args instead so validate-platforms can pass.
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Why
main@7f74600(v1.18.6) failedvalidate-platforms (windows-latest):Windows MCP install uses
resolveWindowsNpxLaunch:node.exe+npx-cli.js+-y --package=@roarpeng/graphflow graphflow-mcp(same as Cursor/Claude/Codex). The new ZCode test hardcoded Unixnpx.Changes
Assert
commandis present and that the last three args are still-y --package=@roarpeng/graphflow graphflow-mcp. No installer behavior change.Validation
npx vitest run tests/m87-zcode-host.test.ts— 3 passed (Linux). Windows coverage is the CI job this unblocks.