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As a user, I would like to be notified of a new release/update and download it #35
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Okay this looks really neat: https://github.com/sparkle-project/Sparkle |
Ah, requires app signing... https://sparkle-project.org/documentation/#3-segue-for-security-concerns which is fair play given what its being tasked to do without explicit user interaction. I really should get this setup anyway to close #12 and it would help with #15 (if not a necessity there too!) Looks like I need to get me a paid Apple developer account... |
This would be handy, I've been on 1.2 for a long time :) Liking the new UI and controls! |
Thanks! Glad you like it 😄 I may look at just a notifying UI in the interim, until the app can be notarised for automatic updates. |
Just the notification phase could be accomplished via something like this: Then the user could be prompted to just go download the update manually until a point in which the app is signed. |
Not sure how other devs do this, or manage auto update handling, but it would be cool at least to just check if a new release is available. Maybe check for N+1 on the release patch version? Or any major/minor version for that matter, the UI could respond to that and say as such depending on what the latest build version is in comparision to the current one.
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