feat(desktop): ad-hoc sign + richer DMG; clearer CLI archives#23
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Addresses the macOS "Sukoon is damaged and can't be opened" block and the confusing release layout. Desktop: - Ad-hoc sign the macOS app (bundle.macOS.signingIdentity "-") so Gatekeeper no longer flags it as "damaged"; it opens via right-click -> Open. - Branded DMG: soft on-brand teal gradient background (generated with pure Node, no image tooling) + a proper 660x400 window with app on the left and the Applications folder on the right. - Document the drop-in path to full Apple notarization / Windows signing. CLI: - Ship clearly-named archives (sukoon-cli-<os>-<arch>.tar.gz/.zip with the binary + LICENSE) instead of bare, extensionless executables that opened as gibberish when double-clicked.
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Fixes the two installer problems from testing: the macOS "Sukoon is damaged and can't be opened" block, and the confusing release layout (a bare CLI binary that opened as gibberish, mistaken for the installer).
Desktop
bundle.macOS.signingIdentity: "-") — Gatekeeper no longer reports "damaged"; the app opens via right-click → Open (one-time prompt) instead of being hard-blocked.icons/dmg-background.png), a 660×400 window, app on the left, Applications folder on the right (the familiar drag-to-install layout).CLI
sukoon-cli-<os>-<arch>.tar.gz/.zip(binary + LICENSE) instead of bare, extensionless executables — so it's obviously the command-line tool, not the app installer.Follow-up after merge
Move the
v0.1.0-alphatag onto this commit, drop the old bare CLI assets, re-run the release, and rewrite the notes with a clear "which file do I download?" guide + open instructions. Full no-warning installers still require your paid signing certs (separate, opt-in).🤖 Generated with Claude Code