v1.1.86
LatestFixes an installer failure that blocked installing and updating.
A focused fix for the installer. If you saw “BotDaddy cannot be closed” or “Failed to uninstall old application files”, or auto-update kept failing, this release resolves it.
Installer could fail to install or update
Fixed a bug where choosing the top level of a drive (D: rather than a folder on it) as the install location produced a slightly malformed install path. The installer then failed to recognise that BotDaddy was already running, so it could not close it before updating — surfacing as “BotDaddy cannot be closed” and “Failed to uninstall old application files”, and causing auto-update to fail every time. Existing installs on an affected path are repaired automatically by this update.
Install location is now validated
The install-location page no longer accepts a bare drive root or an empty path, and browsing to a drive now produces a clean folder path.
Leftover background process cleaned up
If BotDaddy was force-closed or crashed, its background service could keep running and hold files in the install folder, blocking the next update. It is now shut down automatically on the next launch, and the installer closes it reliably.