Gitea CI on grogu (kof-macos-arm64): Guards B and C from guard.yml (the
de-paywall marker and if-false wrap in computeState(), no conflict markers),
an unsigned Release build, and build-for-testing of the Test scheme. The
tests (Guard A) are not run on CI: the runner has no GUI session for
testmanagerd; docs/contributing.md documents running scripts/run_tests.sh
locally before merging.
config/test-base.xcconfig takes the unit-test-only Xcode 27 fix from PR #1
(test target 12.0, deprecation group downgraded, every other warning still
an error); the shipping app keeps 10.13. The .github workflows stay for the
GitHub mirror.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Point DOMAIN at the repo's GitHub Pages site (serves the gh-pages appcast.xml), enable SUEnableAutomaticChecks, and remove the in-tree appcast skeleton (feed is published out-of-tree). Ships an auto-updating build.
Set the fork Developer ID in config/local.xcconfig (Manual style + team), re-sign the vendored Sparkle helpers under it, and import the cert with an optional APPLE_P12_PASSWORD. Built, signed, and notarized (Accepted) locally before cutting.
closes#351
BREAKING CHANGE: The old preferences panel has been replaced with a brand new one
Preferences are now much simpler, full of visual illustrations, and should provide a much better experience. Pick between 3 styles (thumbnails, app-icons, titles), sizes, dark/light themes, high visibility options, and more!
* Replaced the NSCollectionView with a custom NSView. Benefit includes simpler code, and control over recycling logic.
* In cases where the user has many open windows, replaced the downscaling strategy with a scrollable view
* Added a preference: align thumbnails to the left or center
XCode project/workspace/configurations/target/pods have been in a mess for a while. Some changes done to address that:
* remove alt-tab-macos/ which was confusing
* ci/ becomes scripts/ as these can be used locally too
* added 3 xcconfig files to set aside important parameters so we stop passing flags around or modifying the huge pbxproj
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