Remige 0.4.0

• The upgrade progress log follows new output while you stay at the bottom, stops following when you
  scroll up to read earlier lines, and shows a real scrollbar whose thumb reflects the log length
  (FEAT-7).

• Rename the bundle identifier to app.remige (reverse DNS of remige.app) instead of the
  personal com.nichenqin.remige; the cache directory and preferences domain follow the new
  identifier, and the Homebrew cask also cleans up the old paths (FEAT-6).

• Menu bar rows show the installed-to-available version transition and open that item's detail with
  its release notes when clicked (FEAT-3).

• Starting an update, either for one item or for everything, now requires an explicit confirmation.

• Rebuild the website with Astro, Tailwind CSS and framework i18n routing, with English and Chinese
  pages and locale-matched screenshots (FEAT-2).

• Host the website on Cloudflare Workers static assets instead of Vercel, keeping the build in
  GitHub Actions and preserving the security headers (FEAT-5).

• Bring the main window to the front when "Open Remige" is chosen from the menu bar panel, even
  when another app is active (BUG-9).

• Download and other non-one-click actions in the detail inspector use the standard bordered button
  style instead of a low-contrast dark fill, restoring readable text (BUG-5).

• The detail inspector uses a white reading surface with light-gray cards instead of a gray canvas,
  so opened items no longer render on the legacy window background (BUG-6).

• Website feature icons render at 24×24 in the accent color instead of filling their cards
  (BUG-7).

• Install cards share one baseline for their action rows, lining up the DMG button, the curl
  command and both Copy buttons (BUG-8).

• Add an 18-second product teaser to the press page, press kit, and README.

• Nested /docs pages are included in the static site build again; the root-only ignore rule no
  longer hides site/docs.

• Homebrew formula and cask release URLs interpolate #{version}, keeping brew audit clean and
  the download path in sync with the version field.

• Add public changelog, privacy, security, support, and press pages to the Astro site in English and
  Chinese, with sitemap entries and header/footer navigation.

• Add SECURITY.md, private vulnerability reporting, issue and PR templates, and enable GitHub Discussions.

• Add Help menu entries for the website, changelog, issue tracker, and privacy page.

• Add security headers to the website deployment and a /.well-known/security.txt contact file.

• Add Homebrew livecheck blocks and a cask zap cleanup list; audit the cask and formula.

• Point the GitHub repository homepage at https://remige.app instead of the old Vercel URL.

Remige 0.3.1

• Moved the official website, installer and update feed to remige.app (with www redirecting to
  the apex), and pointed the app, CLI, Homebrew files and documentation at the new domain.

• Menu bar popup rows, the refresh button and footer actions now show hover feedback; disabled
  actions stay flat.

• Rework the main window into a compact native update ledger with consistent typography, spacing,
  aligned list rows, restrained controls, and a clearer detail inspector (BUG-4).

• Source filter chips now accept clicks across the full chip slot, including the padding and the
  gaps between chips, and highlight on hover.

Remige 0.3.0

• Renamed the product from Molt to Remige after brand collisions with existing products. The app, CLI,
  bundle identifier (com.nichenqin.remige), config/cache paths, website and Homebrew tap all use the
  new name.

• Detect Magpie updates through its bundle ID and official yetone/magpie-releases source, including
  installations without Sparkle metadata or a CLI on PATH. Show versions and GitHub release notes under
  Apps; unmanaged installations open the release page instead of replacing the running app.

• Detect app updates from standard Electron Builder app-update.yml metadata (GitHub releases and
  HTTPS generic manifests, including Apple Silicon variants), with appUpdates config overrides and a
  separate bundle-id catalog. Unsupported apps are listed as unchecked in source details instead of
  being guessed or silently dropped; cask-managed apps stay owned by Homebrew.

• Expand the verified app catalog beyond Magpie to common macOS apps with official GitHub releases:
  Clash Verge, v2rayN, Zed, Obsidian, Rectangle, Stats, Maccy, AltTab, UTM, Keka, LocalSend, Transmission,
  Hammerspoon, BetterDisplay, and drawio. Entries require a stable bundle identifier, an official release
  page, and a matching version sequence.

• Close the menu bar panel when "Open Remige" or "Update All" opens the main window, instead of
  leaving the panel covering the window it just opened.

Remige 0.2.0 (formerly Molt)

The distribution release.

• Website at molt-site-five.vercel.app with English and Chinese landing pages, docs, download and release notes.
• Universal DMG alongside the ZIP, with SHA-256 checksums.
• In-app self-update: checks the static feed, verifies SHA-256, swaps the app bundle with rollback, and relaunches.
• molt update / molt update --check for the CLI, including a Homebrew guard.
• Static update feed and Homebrew Formula/Cask generated from the release assets.
• Optional Developer ID signing, hardened runtime, notarisation and stapling in the release pipeline.
• 55 deterministic tests, including update feed, checksum, atomic CLI replacement, app-swap helpers and cataloged app detection.

Remige 0.1.0 (formerly Molt)

Changelog

0.1.0 — 2026-10-18

Initial release.

• Native SwiftUI window + menu bar extra and a shared CLI.
• Homebrew formulae and casks (--greedy), including pinned badges.
• Global npm, pnpm, and Bun packages.
• Sparkle appcast detection for DMG apps: channels, minimum OS, full-vs-delta enclosure handling, and
  Caskroom-aware one-click upgrades.
• Mac App Store updates when mas is installed.
• Standalone curl/installer tool catalog with self-update commands plus a custom-tool config.
• GitHub releases Atom changelogs and Sparkle release notes, cached for six hours.
• Atomic snapshot cache for instant launch; stale rows survive source failures.
• JSON/table CLI output, dry-run upgrades, streamed command output, doctor, cache, and config commands.
• 44 deterministic tests with fake process/HTTP transports.