Draw2D 1.2.0

Draw2D 1.2.0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 noreply@anthropic.com

Draw2D 1.1.1

Draw2D 1.1.1

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 noreply@anthropic.com

Draw2D 1.1.0

Quote the signing identity in the release workflow

A colon inside an unquoted YAML scalar reads as a mapping, and the
identity string carries one — the whole workflow failed to parse.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 noreply@anthropic.com

Draw2D 1.0.6

Never ship a package with the runtime missing from it

The 1.0.6 Windows job failed, and the failure was the lucky part.

windeployqt has no --no-virtualkeyboard option in Qt 6.8. Given one it does
not know, it printed "Unknown option" and deployed nothing at all — no Qt
DLLs, no platform plugin. PowerShell does not stop on a native command's
exit code, so packaging carried on and produced a 9.8 MB zip where a real
one is 66 MB: something that looks like a package and cannot start. It only
failed at the very end, when the shell finally propagated the exit code. A
slightly different script would have published it.

So the option is gone — the sweep that removes Qt Virtual Keyboard never
needed it — windeployqt's exit code is now fatal, and both platforms check
what is actually in the package before zipping it: the executable, the Qt
libraries, the platform plugin, the DWG converters and the licence notices,
plus a floor on the total size. A deploy tool that half-ran is caught by the
box being wrong, not by the tool claiming success.

macOS had the same shape of hole — macdeployqt || true swallows a failed
deploy — and now has the same check.

Verified by running the guard against a bundle with no Qt (refused), one
with no licences (refused), and the real one (passed).

Nothing broken reached anyone: the publish job never ran, and 1.0.5 is
still the current release.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 noreply@anthropic.com

Draw2D 1.0.5

Draw2D 1.0.5

Draw2D 1.0.4

Draw2D 1.0.4

Draw2D 1.0.3

Draw2D 1.0.3

Draw2D 1.0.2

Edits now cost the edit rather than the whole drawing, FILLET keeps its state and its option letters, ORTHO works everywhere including grip drags, dynamic input fits the shape being drawn — and Draw2D updates itself from here.

The Windows build for this version is published by CI; this release was cut from a Mac.