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Burnline 0.1.2

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@github-actions github-actions released this 14 Nov 06:31
8e3d416

What's Changed

Full Changelog: v0.1.1...v0.1.2

Opening Burnline the first time

Burnline is not notarized (that needs Apple's $99-a-year developer program, and Burnline is free), so macOS asks once:

  1. Open Burnline. When macOS says it cannot verify the developer, choose Done.
  2. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security and scroll to Security.
  3. Choose Open Anyway beside Burnline, then confirm with your password or Touch ID.

Updates installed from within Burnline open straight away.

SHA-256 of Burnline-0.1.2.dmg: 21342ff220d22d05ae029a17404d01172b4fd6533d2d788ed5c571d67fa5bd9b

Burnline Nightly 0.1.2-nightly.20261114

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@github-actions github-actions released this 13 Nov 11:19
904f54d

Changes

  • Set the version to 0.1.2
  • Stop asking about Claude Code's login on Burnline's own schedule

Opening Burnline the first time

Burnline is not notarized (that needs Apple's $99-a-year developer program, and Burnline is free), so macOS asks once:

  1. Open Burnline. When macOS says it cannot verify the developer, choose Done.
  2. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security and scroll to Security.
  3. Choose Open Anyway beside Burnline, then confirm with your password or Touch ID.

Updates installed from within Burnline open straight away.

SHA-256 of Burnline-0.1.2-nightly.20261114.dmg: 431bbb9c2025f1dcafea419edb395911deb32a498644e444048702dcc3aa16ab

Burnline 0.1.1

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@github-actions github-actions released this 13 Nov 17:13
46e9f74

What's Changed

  • Say Burnline is released, fix the Homebrew steps, and skip CI for documentation by @igharsha7 in #17
  • Say Burnline is released, fix the Homebrew steps, and skip CI for documentation by @igharsha7 in #18
  • Keep nightly users on nightly, explain a stable build following it, and the Keychain prompt after updates by @igharsha7 in #19
  • Set the version to 0.1.1 by @igharsha7 in #20
  • Release v0.1.1 by @igharsha7 in #22

Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.1.1

Opening Burnline the first time

Burnline is not notarized (that needs Apple's $99-a-year developer program, and Burnline is free), so macOS asks once:

  1. Open Burnline. When macOS says it cannot verify the developer, choose Done.
  2. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security and scroll to Security.
  3. Choose Open Anyway beside Burnline, then confirm with your password or Touch ID.

Updates installed from within Burnline open straight away.

SHA-256 of Burnline-0.1.1.dmg: ad7ed2a80579dc8e58a20d3ec15984a776ebd565bffb6645d55556651ea07efe

Burnline 0.1.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 13 Nov 15:40
5aab3ce

What's Changed

  • Prepare release 1: in-app updates, a performance gate and a README that shows the app by @igharsha7 in #1
  • Measure only what can change speed, build the base once, and stop starving tests by @igharsha7 in #2
  • Run the child-process tests one at a time by @igharsha7 in #4
  • Stop a hung test run in minutes, and never block on a child's exit by @igharsha7 in #5
  • Sign releases with one certificate and pack them in a designed disk image by @igharsha7 in #6
  • Build, sign and publish releases and nightlies from a workflow by @igharsha7 in #7
  • Publish each stable release to a Homebrew tap by @igharsha7 in #8
  • Bundle the current price list for the first release by @igharsha7 in #10
  • Leave the disk image unsigned, so a first install warns once by @igharsha7 in #11
  • Explain the first open plainly, in a larger disk image window by @igharsha7 in #13
  • Ready the README for the first release by @igharsha7 in #15
  • Release v0.1.0 by @igharsha7 in #16

Full Changelog: https://github.com/igharsha7/Burnline-AI-Usage-Tracker/commits/v0.1.0

Opening Burnline the first time

Burnline is not notarized (that needs Apple's $99-a-year developer program, and Burnline is free), so macOS asks once:

  1. Open Burnline. When macOS says it cannot verify the developer, choose Done.
  2. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security and scroll to Security.
  3. Choose Open Anyway beside Burnline, then confirm with your password or Touch ID.

Updates installed from within Burnline open straight away.

SHA-256 of Burnline-0.1.0.dmg: a759e1ef1803e107b0bbeeb78ad7aa9f82532cd888ffbc17aeb1d7dec3da7cdd