VectorLabel v1.14.1 (open alpha)

Install: download VectorLabel-Installer-1.14.1.pkg below and open it — or use Check for Updates… in the running app. The apps and installer are Developer ID-signed and notarized by Apple.

What changed in 1.14.1

Fixed

• Fresh installs no longer crash on first launch. On a machine that wasn't the build
  machine, the Engine crashed the moment the first-launch supplies-and-templates window
  opened (the starter-template list looked for its resources in a location that only
  exists on a development machine). This is also why the Engine appeared to never
  auto-launch after the installer finished — it launched and quit within a second —
  and why the setup window then never came back: the one-time offer was consumed
  before the window survived. The resource lookup now uses the packaged location, the
  offer is only consumed after the window is actually up, and a CI check now blocks
  the crash-prone lookup pattern from ever returning.
• The Engine no longer stalls at launch reading the Documents folder. The menu-bar
  Engine used to scan the templates folder (inside your Documents folder) the instant it
  launched. On a fresh install that triggers the macOS "allow access to your Documents
  folder" permission, and while that was pending the Engine could freeze on launch. The
  Engine no longer touches Documents at startup at all; the first-launch setup window
  loads your existing templates in the background, so it always opens right away.
• The installer no longer offers to install on Intel Macs it can't run on. The apps
  are Apple-Silicon-only; the installer now says so up front instead of installing cleanly
  and then failing to launch.
• Reinstalling over a running Engine now starts the new version. Previously an in-place
  update could keep the already-running old Engine and show its (older) setup window; the
  installer now quits the running apps first so the freshly installed version takes over.
• Clearer feedback if starter templates can't be saved. If the templates folder can't
  be written (for example, Documents access was denied), the setup window now says so
  instead of closing as though everything installed.

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