v1.12.0

chore(release): v1.12.0

v1.11.4

chore(release): v1.11.4

v1.11.3

chore(release): v1.11.3

v1.11.0

chore(release): v1.11.0

v1.10.0

Downloads

• macOS — redtick-*.dmg (Apple Silicon). Signed with a Developer ID
  and notarized by Apple — it opens normally, no Gatekeeper workaround
  needed.
• Windows — redtick-*-setup.exe. Not code-signed yet: SmartScreen may
  warn for an unknown publisher — More info → Run anyway.
• Linux — redtick-*-x86_64.AppImage. chmod +x it and run; needs
  system GTK 3 (libfuse2 no longer required on FUSE3 distros).
• Android — redtick-*-arm64-v8a.apk (most phones; armeabi-v7a for
  older 32-bit devices, x86_64 for emulators). Sideload: enable "install
  unknown apps" for your browser/file manager, then open the APK. Not on
  Google Play yet, so you may see an "unverified developer" prompt. The
  Android APKs are attached by the separate android-release workflow.

The macOS build is signed + notarized. Windows, Linux, and Android APKs
are not code-signed by a platform authority yet (the Android APKs are
signed with the project upload key, which is enough to install).

What's Changed

• feat(timer): edit a running timer's start from the top bar by @syky27 in #43

Full Changelog: v1.9.0...v1.10.0

v1.9.0

Downloads

• macOS — redtick-*.dmg (Apple Silicon). Signed with a Developer ID
  and notarized by Apple — it opens normally, no Gatekeeper workaround
  needed.
• Windows — redtick-*-setup.exe. Not code-signed yet: SmartScreen may
  warn for an unknown publisher — More info → Run anyway.
• Linux — redtick-*-x86_64.AppImage. chmod +x it and run; needs
  system GTK 3 (libfuse2 no longer required on FUSE3 distros).
• Android — redtick-*-arm64-v8a.apk (most phones; armeabi-v7a for
  older 32-bit devices, x86_64 for emulators). Sideload: enable "install
  unknown apps" for your browser/file manager, then open the APK. Not on
  Google Play yet, so you may see an "unverified developer" prompt. The
  Android APKs are attached by the separate android-release workflow.

The macOS build is signed + notarized. Windows, Linux, and Android APKs
are not code-signed by a platform authority yet (the Android APKs are
signed with the project upload key, which is enough to install).

What's Changed

• feat(picker): keyboard nav + auto-broaden to All visible (desktop) by @syky27 in #42

Full Changelog: v1.8.0...v1.9.0

v1.8.0

Downloads

• macOS — redtick-*.dmg (Apple Silicon). Signed with a Developer ID
  and notarized by Apple — it opens normally, no Gatekeeper workaround
  needed.
• Windows — redtick-*-setup.exe. Not code-signed yet: SmartScreen may
  warn for an unknown publisher — More info → Run anyway.
• Linux — redtick-*-x86_64.AppImage. chmod +x it and run; needs
  system GTK 3 (libfuse2 no longer required on FUSE3 distros).
• Android — redtick-*-arm64-v8a.apk (most phones; armeabi-v7a for
  older 32-bit devices, x86_64 for emulators). Sideload: enable "install
  unknown apps" for your browser/file manager, then open the APK. Not on
  Google Play yet, so you may see an "unverified developer" prompt. The
  Android APKs are attached by the separate android-release workflow.

The macOS build is signed + notarized. Windows, Linux, and Android APKs
are not code-signed by a platform authority yet (the Android APKs are
signed with the project upload key, which is enough to install).

What's Changed

• Redmine HTTP logging + configurable custom fields with plain-hours fallback by @syky27 in #41

Full Changelog: v1.7.5...v1.8.0

v1.7.5

Downloads

• macOS — redtick-*.dmg (Apple Silicon). Signed with a Developer ID
  and notarized by Apple — it opens normally, no Gatekeeper workaround
  needed.
• Windows — redtick-*-setup.exe. Not code-signed yet: SmartScreen may
  warn for an unknown publisher — More info → Run anyway.
• Linux — redtick-*-x86_64.AppImage. chmod +x it and run; needs
  system GTK 3 (libfuse2 no longer required on FUSE3 distros).
• Android — redtick-*-arm64-v8a.apk (most phones; armeabi-v7a for
  older 32-bit devices, x86_64 for emulators). Sideload: enable "install
  unknown apps" for your browser/file manager, then open the APK. Not on
  Google Play yet, so you may see an "unverified developer" prompt. The
  Android APKs are attached by the separate android-release workflow.

The macOS build is signed + notarized. Windows, Linux, and Android APKs
are not code-signed by a platform authority yet (the Android APKs are
signed with the project upload key, which is enough to install).

What's Changed

• fix(linux): bundle libXss + FUSE3 runtime in AppImage (v1.7.5) by @syky27 in #40

Full Changelog: v1.7.4...v1.7.5

v1.7.4

Downloads

• macOS — redtick-*.dmg (Apple Silicon). Signed with a Developer ID
  and notarized by Apple — it opens normally, no Gatekeeper workaround
  needed.
• Windows — redtick-*-setup.exe. Not code-signed yet: SmartScreen may
  warn for an unknown publisher — More info → Run anyway.
• Linux — redtick-*-x86_64.AppImage. chmod +x it and run; requires
  system GTK 3.
• Android — redtick-*-arm64-v8a.apk (most phones; armeabi-v7a for
  older 32-bit devices, x86_64 for emulators). Sideload: enable "install
  unknown apps" for your browser/file manager, then open the APK. Not on
  Google Play yet, so you may see an "unverified developer" prompt. The
  Android APKs are attached by the separate android-release workflow.

The macOS build is signed + notarized. Windows, Linux, and Android APKs
are not code-signed by a platform authority yet (the Android APKs are
signed with the project upload key, which is enough to install).

Full Changelog: v1.7.3...v1.7.4

v1.7.3

Downloads

• macOS — redtick-*.dmg (Apple Silicon). Signed with a Developer ID
  and notarized by Apple — it opens normally, no Gatekeeper workaround
  needed.
• Windows — redtick-*-setup.exe. Not code-signed yet: SmartScreen may
  warn for an unknown publisher — More info → Run anyway.
• Linux — redtick-*-x86_64.AppImage. chmod +x it and run; requires
  system GTK 3.
• Android — redtick-*-arm64-v8a.apk (most phones; armeabi-v7a for
  older 32-bit devices, x86_64 for emulators). Sideload: enable "install
  unknown apps" for your browser/file manager, then open the APK. Not on
  Google Play yet, so you may see an "unverified developer" prompt. The
  Android APKs are attached by the separate android-release workflow.

The macOS build is signed + notarized. Windows, Linux, and Android APKs
are not code-signed by a platform authority yet (the Android APKs are
signed with the project upload key, which is enough to install).

Full Changelog: v1.7.2...v1.7.3