- Split single check job into frontend / rust / jdbc parallel jobs
- Add concurrency group to cancel redundant CI runs
- Add pnpm cache via setup-node
- Add cargo clippy and cargo test to CI
- Unify Node version to 22 across all workflows
- Upgrade pnpm/action-setup to v6
- Fix clippy never_loop errors (while let → if let)
DaMeng now uses JDBC agent instead of ODBC. Remove odbc-api crate,
ODBC_ENV static, unixodbc system dependency from CI, and ODBC library
bundling from macOS release builds. macOS no longer needs any brew
dependencies for development.
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.
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.
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