grove v0.1.0

The dashboard, as a command and as an application.

download	what it is
Grove-macos-universal.zip	the app, Apple Silicon and Intel in one bundle
Grove-windows-amd64.zip	the app on Windows
grove-cli-*	the command, which serves the same dashboard to a browser

macOS, first run. These builds are not notarised by Apple, so macOS
quarantines them however they arrive — downloaded or installed by Homebrew
alike — and refuses to open them. Opening one anyway gives a dialog saying
macOS "could not verify Grove.app is free of malware", whose buttons are
Done and Move to Bin. There is no "Open Anyway" in it.

So, with Homebrew:

brew tap programmfabrik/grove https://github.com/programmfabrik/grove
brew trust --cask programmfabrik/grove/grove
brew install --cask grove
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Grove.app

…or, having unzipped Grove.app into /Applications yourself, the last line
on its own. None of the three extra lines is optional: Homebrew refuses a cask
from a third-party tap until you trust it, and it quarantines its downloads
exactly as a browser does.

If you have already met that dialog and moved Grove to the Bin, nothing is
wrong with it — put it back, run the xattr line, and open it again.

Windows, first run. SmartScreen warns about a program it has not seen
before: More info → Run anyway.

Both are the cost of an unsigned build and neither says anything about the
program. Signing is on the list.

grove needs git on the path and reads nothing else.