The pre-built Windows ccproxy.exe in GitHub releases ships without any
auth provider plugins. This is because the pyinstaller build in
CaddyGlow/homebrew-packages does not install the plugins-claude or
plugins-codex optional extras before freezing the binary.
Tracked upstream: CaddyGlow#75
Changes:
- docs/windows-binary-build.md: technical breakdown of where the binary
is built and what needs to change in CaddyGlow's CI
- README.md: prominent note recommending pipx install for Windows users
until the upstream fix lands
docs: document the Windows-binary / missing-plugins bug and the pipx workaround
The pre-built Windows ccproxy.exe in GitHub releases ships without any auth provider plugins (see CaddyGlow/ccproxy-api#75). This is because the pyinstaller build in CaddyGlow/homebrew-packages does not install the plugins-claude or plugins-codex optional extras before freezing the binary, so plugin entry points fail to import at runtime.
This PR documents the bug and gives Windows users a working workaround in the meantime.
Changes
The corresponding build-action fix is being submitted separately in CaddyGlow/homebrew-packages (a separate PR from this one). This docs PR is standalone and useful on its own — it gives Windows users a working path right now and links to the deeper technical writeup.