Move packages job from release.yml to publish-packages.yml, triggered
by release published/released events. Keeps workflow_dispatch as a
manual fallback. Now all external publishing (Homebrew, Scoop, 1Panel,
QQ notify) triggers at the same time: when a prerelease is promoted
to a full release.
Move 1Panel App Store submission from release.yml to a standalone
workflow triggered by release published/released events, matching
the same pattern as QQ notify.
Add 1Panel app store configuration files (metadata, docker-compose
template, logo) and a release workflow job that automatically creates
a PR to 1Panel-dev/appstore on each release.
TAURI_CONFIG env var merge did not apply frameworks to the bundler,
resulting in libodbc/libltdl missing from Contents/Frameworks/.
Restore frameworks in tauri.conf.json and skip them in dev mode via
build.rs when the dylibs are not present locally.
The DANGER_RE regex matched keywords anywhere in the SQL text, causing
SELECT queries using REPLACE() or TRUNCATE() functions to incorrectly
trigger the destructive-SQL warning dialog. Check only the first keyword
of each semicolon-separated statement instead.
Also fix dialog content overflow by adding min-w-0 to the <pre> element,
and move macOS frameworks config from tauri.conf.json to CI-only
TAURI_CONFIG so local `tauri dev` no longer requires libltdl/libodbc
to be globally installed.
Closes#135
libodbc.2.dylib depends on libltdl.7.dylib (libtool). Rewrite its
install_name and the reference in libodbc to @rpath so both resolve
from Contents/Frameworks/ at runtime.
The binary was linking against /opt/homebrew/opt/unixodbc/lib/libodbc.2.dylib
(absolute path). At runtime dyld refused to load it due to Team ID mismatch.
Use install_name_tool to set @rpath/libodbc.2.dylib before building, so the
linker records a relative path that resolves via Contents/Frameworks/.
- Bundle libodbc.2.dylib into .app/Contents/Frameworks/ via Tauri's
macOS frameworks config to fix "app can't be opened" on macOS
- Replace relaunch() with exit(0) to avoid Tauri restart bug (#11392)
- Lock update dialog during download and after install
- Render release notes as markdown
Replace cross-compilation approach with native Intel runner.
macos-15-intel is GitHub's official replacement for the retired
macos-13 runner, available for free on public repos until Aug 2027.
The ARM runner's Homebrew installs arm64 libraries, which can't link
when cross-compiling for x86_64. Use arch -x86_64 to install the
Intel version of unixodbc and set LIBRARY_PATH accordingly.
macos-13 (Intel) runners have been retired by GitHub, causing the
x86_64-apple-darwin build job to queue indefinitely. Use macos-latest
(ARM) and cross-compile via --target instead.
Connect to DM8 databases using the odbc-api crate with unixODBC.
Includes schema browsing, query execution, DDL generation,
and full frontend integration with download link to DM ODBC driver.
- Replace VitePress with Fumadocs + Next.js for documentation site
- Configure i18n (English + 简体中文) with language switcher
- Migrate all 17 guide documents to MDX format with updated content
- Add ocean theme, GitHub/Discord/QQ social links
- Update GitHub Actions workflow for Next.js static export
- Update .gitignore for .next, out, .source directories
Split the single docker job into a matrix (amd64/arm64) that builds in
parallel, then merge via docker-manifest job. Also restructure the
Dockerfile to pre-compile dependencies with dummy sources so the dep
layer is cached by GHA when only application code changes.
- Run docker build in parallel with platform builds instead of sequentially
- Publish release as pre-release instead of full release for manual verification
- Integrate brew/scoop package publishing into release workflow
- Keep publish-packages.yml with workflow_dispatch only for manual re-runs
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