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Version 3.1.0

Release focused on packaging — the fat jar is gone, every supported
platform now ships a native installer with its own bundled Java
runtime.

Highlights

  • Per-platform native installers built with jpackage and Azul
    Zulu+FX 21. Each bundles its own JRE — no system Java required.
    • Windows x64: SignPath-signed MSI plus a portable ZIP. The old
      EXE installer is dropped (MSI provides the same double-click UX
      and enterprise deployability).
    • Linux x64 and aarch64: DEB, RPM, and portable ZIPs. Flatpak
      bundles are also published per architecture.
    • macOS Apple Silicon: DMG (unsigned for now — expect
      a Gatekeeper warning; signing / notarization is tracked for a
      follow-up) plus portable .app ZIP.
  • Two cross-platform ZIPs for users who already have Java 21:
    • jsignpdf-3.1.0-full.zip — every dependency plus JavaFX natives
      for all supported OS/arch combinations. A small bootstrap launcher
      picks the matching JavaFX classifier at startup; if none is
      available, the GUI falls back to Swing.
    • jsignpdf-3.1.0-minimal.zip — no JavaFX at all. Suitable for
      headless / CLI signing, Linux aarch64, and downstream packagers
      (Debian, Homebrew).
  • Fat jar dropped. The shaded jsignpdf-jar-with-dependencies.jar
    is no longer produced — the library jar published to Maven Central
    is unchanged. The cross-platform ZIPs use bin/jsignpdf.sh /
    bin\jsignpdf.cmd launchers (and com.intoolswetrust.jsignpdf.Bootstrap
    for runtime checks + JavaFX classifier selection) instead.
  • jsignpdf-3.1.0-SHA256SUMS.txt covers every release artifact.

Notes

  • The CLI usage: line and bundled examples now use jsignpdf as the
    command name (instead of java -jar JSignPdf.jar), matching the
    launcher you actually invoke.
  • OpenJFX 21 does not publish a linux-aarch64 native classifier on
    Maven Central, so the cross-platform full ZIP on Linux aarch64
    always falls back to the Swing UI. The Linux aarch64 DEB / RPM /
    Flatpak builds are unaffected — their bundled Zulu+FX runtime
    supplies JavaFX as JDK modules.
  • Tracking issue: #391.

Thanks to everyone who contributed code, translations, bug reports,
and feedback!

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