BuffBrain v0.1.2
BuffBrain v0.1.2
Hotfix for v0.1.1 macOS install failure.
Bug fix
- macOS "damaged file" / "developer cannot be verified" error fixed — CI now applies an ad-hoc code signature to the bundled
.appbefore packaging into the DMG. The v0.1.1 DMGs were completely unsigned and Apple Silicon macOS refused to install them. The new DMGs install normally.
What "ad-hoc signed" means
The .app now has a self-signed signature (no Apple Developer ID required). macOS accepts this and stops showing the "damaged file" error. It does not establish a trusted Developer ID, so the first launch on a new Mac still needs right-click → Open (or one of the workarounds in the README). Proper Developer ID signing + notarization is on the roadmap for a later release.
If you already have v0.1.1 and got the "damaged" error
Either upgrade to v0.1.2, or apply the existing v0.1.1 workaround:
codesign --force --deep --sign - "/Applications/BuffBrain.app"Downloads
- macOS (Apple Silicon) —
BuffBrain_0.1.2_aarch64.dmg - macOS (Intel) —
BuffBrain_0.1.2_x64.dmg - Linux (Debian/Ubuntu) —
BuffBrain_0.1.2_amd64.deb - Windows —
BuffBrain_0.1.2_x64-setup.exe
Install
See the README for the macOS Gatekeeper workaround and other platform install instructions.