A changelog closed ZCode wiki uploads after a .git dump showed up
Zhipu's 19 September ZCode 3.14.0 notes say the desktop app fixed abnormal repository-wiki uploads without listing which files left the machine. An independent 18 September write-up on ferstar's blog measured most of a captured ZCode snapshot as .git contents, which is the copy the changelog does not name.
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The 19 September notes record a wiki-upload fix and stop there
ZCode's English changelog for version 3.14.0, dated 19 September, says the desktop coding app fixed abnormal repository-wiki uploads. The notes do not list which files left the machine or describe the payload that users saw on the wiki. The dated entry is the vendor's only public statement on the incident in this slot.[1]
An independent snapshot measured the bulk of the dump as .git
ferstar's 18 September English post says an independent inspection of a ZCode silent workspace snapshot found most of the uploaded material was .git data rather than ordinary project files. That measurement is the inventory Zhipu's own 3.14.0 notes still omit: they name a wiki-upload fix and do not say which files left the machine.[2], [1]
The vendor fix and the measured dump are the same incident, a day apart
The 18 September ferstar measurement and the 19 September ZCode note describe one product incident: an abnormal wiki upload from the desktop app, then a version that claims that path is closed. Neither source publishes a file-by-file list of what left the machine.[2], [1]
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