0.7.1

The same Squint as 0.7.0, signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple. It opens on first launch like any other application: no Privacy & Security detour, no Open Anyway.

Nothing in the engine or the application changed. The version exists because a signed and notarized build is a different set of bytes from the one already published as 0.7.0, whose archives, hashes and update signature stay exactly as they were.

What the signature covers: the application, the Sparkle framework, and each of the five pieces nested inside it — the two XPC services, Autoupdate, Updater.app and the framework binary — every one signed individually with the hardened runtime and a timestamp, then verified as a whole before submission. The notary ticket is stapled to the bundle, so Gatekeeper's answer does not depend on reaching Apple.

This is also the first update Sparkle delivers across a change of signing identity. Every earlier build was ad-hoc signed; this one carries a team. Sparkle permits that transition when the update's EdDSA signature is intact, which it is — the same key has signed every archive since 0.4.0. The build stays marked pre-release until an installed 0.6.0 or 0.7.0 has taken this update through Squint → Check for Updates and come up running; then the flag comes off.

Changes: #73.

Requires macOS 14.

SHA-256

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58d5a6c32c874af412f92e0e59851bca5345fd97352dfd7b04d256f0502acf52  Squint-0.7.1.zip