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Sparkle is configured to do silent automatic background
updates based on the provide appcast feed. When a new update
was downloaded and is ready to be installed Swift notifies
the user that they can restart to take advantage of the newly
available version.
Test-Information:
Setup a custom appcast feed with a newer Swift dev release.
Tested updating with Sparkle 1.14.0 binary release using DSA
keys and signatures. Did not test Sparkle update with code
signed Swift builds. Tested on macOS 10.12.
Change-Id: Idad461ec53963c80990e51a502cb6e28bc7b6b4e
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Test-Information:
Created a custom CA and added it as trusted to the system.
Created a signing certificate and passed it to scons as
described. The resulting installer does not show a red UAC
dialog anymore during installation. Instead the publisher from
the certificate is shown in a blue UAC dialog.
Change-Id: Ie4043520f6d45ec2e7aad712441a928cb423b0de
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See DEVELOPMENT.md for instructions.
Test-Information:
Tested using a self-signed code signing certificate created
using Keychain Access.app.
Compared the output of 'codesign -vvv -d' on Swift.app with
preinstall apps. The output looks much the same except for
the signing authority.
Change-Id: Idbb3209ad917091c371ced61ec8a77e3e5d18884
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Restructured project documentation into two basically two
files at the top level.
README.md giving a rough project overview and information
and providing all information needed to build Swift, its
requirements and where to get them for all desktop platforms.
DEVELOPMENT.md is targeted at developers, describing the build
system, how to build only parts of the project. This document
also described how to build Swiften on Android and iOS, and
also covers testing and packaging guidelines.
Test-Information:
None.
Change-Id: Ic47bef6524888db972332b23e6510d10234f7808
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