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v1.2.1

Maintenance release focused on a clean, predictable macOS install experience.
Downloaded builds now land in the recoverable "Open Anyway" state instead of the
"app is damaged" dead-end, and the first-launch steps are documented.

Highlights

  • Ad-hoc signed macOS builds from CI. The release workflow now signs
    JumpStart.app (with a hardened runtime) and verifies the signature before
    packaging. This keeps every download openable via Gatekeeper's "Open Anyway"
    flow rather than the "app is damaged / Move to Bin" hard block, with no Apple
    Developer account required.
  • Documented one-time launch step. The README and release notes now walk
    users through the first launch: Done → System Settings → Privacy & Security
    → Open Anyway    , a single approval per machine.

What's new

  • New Ad-hoc code sign (macOS) step in the release workflow runs
    codesign --deep --force --options runtime --sign - and then
    codesign --verify --deep --strict so a broken signature fails the build
    instead of shipping.
  • New Installing the macOS release section in the README with the exact
    Gatekeeper steps.
  • Reusable Installing on macOS (all releases) block at the top of
    RELEASE_NOTES.md so the guidance applies to every future tag.

Fixes and internals

  • Prevents the intermittent "JumpStart is damaged and can't be opened" dialog
    caused by an unsigned or inconsistent bundle; macOS now shows the recoverable
    "could not verify" warning instead.
  • macOS packaging keeps using ditto -c -k --keepParent so the bundle's
    signature and symlinks survive zipping.

Downloads

Platform Asset
macOS (universal) jumpstart-v1.2.1-macos-universal.zip
Windows (x64) jumpstart-v1.2.1-windows-amd64.zip
Linux (x64) jumpstart-v1.2.1-linux-amd64.tar.gz

Upgrade notes

  • Existing 1.2.x users will see the in-app update banner and can update without
    a manual download.
  • macOS builds are ad-hoc signed but still not notarized. First launch requires
    a one-time approval via System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway;
    the self-updater preserves the ad-hoc signature when swapping the bundle.

Requirements: macOS 11+, Windows 10/11 (WebView2), or a modern Linux
desktop with WebKit2GTK. AI features use a local Ollama model if present.

Full Changelog: v1.2.0...v1.2.1

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