ClusterDeck v0.4.1

See CHANGELOG.md for details.

Unsigned build (ad-hoc identity): there is no Apple Developer ID certificate for
this project yet, so macOS will show an "unidentified developer" warning on first
launch -- right-click the app and choose Open to run it anyway.

What ClusterDeck changes on your Mac: it asks for macOS permission before
touching anything outside ~/.clusterdeck/, and only ever writes inside a clearly
marked block it owns.

• Trusting a cluster's CA adds it to your login keychain (never System), scoped
  to the SSL/TLS policy only -- you'll see a macOS authorization prompt each time.
• /etc/hosts is only touched if you opt in per profile, inside one marked block per
  profile, via an admin-privileged prompt.
• ~/.ssh/config gets one Include ~/.clusterdeck/ssh/*.conf line; your own config
  is never edited directly.

See the README's "What ClusterDeck Changes on Your Mac" section for how to remove
everything it's added.

ClusterDeck v0.4.0

See CHANGELOG.md for details.

Unsigned build (ad-hoc identity): there is no Apple Developer ID certificate for
this project yet, so macOS will show an "unidentified developer" warning on first
launch -- right-click the app and choose Open to run it anyway.

What ClusterDeck changes on your Mac: it asks for macOS permission before
touching anything outside ~/.clusterdeck/, and only ever writes inside a clearly
marked block it owns.

• Trusting a cluster's CA adds it to your login keychain (never System), scoped
  to the SSL/TLS policy only -- you'll see a macOS authorization prompt each time.
• /etc/hosts is only touched if you opt in per profile, inside one marked block per
  profile, via an admin-privileged prompt.
• ~/.ssh/config gets one Include ~/.clusterdeck/ssh/*.conf line; your own config
  is never edited directly.

See the README's "What ClusterDeck Changes on Your Mac" section for how to remove
everything it's added.

ClusterDeck v0.3.0

See CHANGELOG.md for details.

Unsigned build (ad-hoc identity): there is no Apple Developer ID certificate for
this project yet, so macOS will show an "unidentified developer" warning on first
launch -- right-click the app and choose Open to run it anyway.

What ClusterDeck changes on your Mac: it asks for macOS permission before
touching anything outside ~/.clusterdeck/, and only ever writes inside a clearly
marked block it owns.

• Trusting a cluster's CA adds it to your login keychain (never System), scoped
  to the SSL/TLS policy only -- you'll see a macOS authorization prompt each time.
• /etc/hosts is only touched if you opt in per profile, inside one marked block per
  profile, via an admin-privileged prompt.
• ~/.ssh/config gets one Include ~/.clusterdeck/ssh/*.conf line; your own config
  is never edited directly.

See the README's "What ClusterDeck Changes on Your Mac" section for how to remove
everything it's added.

ClusterDeck v0.2.0

See CHANGELOG.md for details.

Unsigned build (ad-hoc identity): there is no Apple Developer ID certificate for
this project yet, so macOS will show an "unidentified developer" warning on first
launch -- right-click the app and choose Open to run it anyway.

What ClusterDeck changes on your Mac: it asks for macOS permission before
touching anything outside ~/.clusterdeck/, and only ever writes inside a clearly
marked block it owns.

• Trusting a cluster's CA adds it to your login keychain (never System), scoped
  to the SSL/TLS policy only -- you'll see a macOS authorization prompt each time.
• /etc/hosts is only touched if you opt in per profile, inside one marked block per
  profile, via an admin-privileged prompt.
• ~/.ssh/config gets one Include ~/.clusterdeck/ssh/*.conf line; your own config
  is never edited directly.

See the README's "What ClusterDeck Changes on Your Mac" section for how to remove
everything it's added.

ClusterDeck v0.1.0

See CHANGELOG.md for details.

Unsigned build (ad-hoc identity): there is no Apple Developer ID certificate for
this project yet, so macOS will show an "unidentified developer" warning on first
launch -- right-click the app and choose Open to run it anyway.

What ClusterDeck changes on your Mac: it asks for macOS permission before
touching anything outside ~/.clusterdeck/, and only ever writes inside a clearly
marked block it owns.

• Trusting a cluster's CA adds it to your login keychain (never System), scoped
  to the SSL/TLS policy only -- you'll see a macOS authorization prompt each time.
• /etc/hosts is only touched if you opt in per profile, inside one marked block per
  profile, via an admin-privileged prompt.
• ~/.ssh/config gets one Include ~/.clusterdeck/ssh/*.conf line; your own config
  is never edited directly.

See the README's "What ClusterDeck Changes on Your Mac" section for how to remove
everything it's added.