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@pickforge/tauri-release

v0.14.1

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Signed Tauri release and updater-feed automation for Pickforge apps.

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@pickforge/tauri-release

CLI and library helpers for signed Tauri releases.

pickforge-tauri-release validate-config --config pickforge.release.json
pickforge-tauri-release compute-nightly-version --base-version 1.2.3 --sha "$GITHUB_SHA"
pickforge-tauri-release collect-assets --config pickforge.release.json --prefix linux-appimage
pickforge-tauri-release generate-latest-json --version 1.2.3 --download-base-url "$DOWNLOAD_BASE" --out latest.json
pickforge-tauri-release verify-latest-json --input latest.json
pickforge-tauri-release fix-appimage --appimage PickGauge_1.2.3_amd64.AppImage --latest-json latest.json

Stable releases remain semver tag-driven. Nightly releases should publish to a separate opt-in feed such as nightly.json.

generate-latest-json ignores signed assets whose filename contains a stale SemVer token when --version is provided, so old artifacts left in the release directory cannot win platform selection. Unversioned assets such as macOS app tarballs remain eligible, and the command reports skipped files on stderr as excludedStaleAssets while keeping stdout as the latest.json document.

fix-appimage removes bundled usr/lib/libwayland-*.so* files from an AppImage, rebuilds it with the original SquashFS compression, verifies the result, and re-signs it when TAURI_SIGNING_PRIVATE_KEY is set. Pass --sign-command to override the default bun run tauri signer sign <appimage> command, and --latest-json to patch matching platform signatures after signing.