v0.1.3

Highlights

macOS builds are now Developer ID signed and Apple-notarized.

Replaces Wails's default ad-hoc signature with a full Apple Developer ID Application signature on the .app bundle (Hardened Runtime + Apple secure timestamp + minimal WebKit JIT entitlements). make package submits the bundle to Apple's notary service and staples the ticket onto the .app so offline first-launch works without a Gatekeeper verification dialog.

End users on macOS no longer need the right-click → Open workaround documented in v0.1.2's README. Local users who place csv-editor.app under Dropbox / iCloud / OneDrive-synced paths are no longer killed by macOS's ad-hoc + provenance distrust policy (recent macOS releases SIGKILL ad-hoc-signed binaries that carry FileProvider-stamped com.apple.provenance xattrs).

Windows .exe remains unsigned. Authenticode signing is not yet in place — SmartScreen still shows "Windows protected your PC" on first launch.

No behavior change to the editor itself — feature-wise this is identical to v0.1.2.

Downloads

Asset	Platform
csv-editor-v0.1.3-darwin-arm64.zip	macOS (Apple Silicon) — signed + notarized + stapled
csv-editor-v0.1.3-darwin-amd64.zip	macOS (Intel) — signed + notarized + stapled
csv-editor-v0.1.3-windows-amd64.zip	Windows x86_64 — unsigned