Describe the problem
As discussed previously, devs just can't distribute their apps with the default com.tauri.dev identifier.
Not setting a predefined id on init and forcing the user to set one would just make getting started with tauri more annoyingly complicated (if they just want to play around with tauri dev), so i guess checking it only if you actually compile the app makes more sense.
Describe the solution you'd like
check for com.tauri.dev in tauri build, maybe with another condition so it doesn't annoy us in the repo examples.
Alternatives considered
- Don't set a default value
- Trust that the users read the docs and care about it (we don't even mention the id currently)
- try to autogenerate a more unique id on init
Additional context
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Describe the problem
As discussed previously, devs just can't distribute their apps with the default
com.tauri.devidentifier.Not setting a predefined id on init and forcing the user to set one would just make getting started with tauri more annoyingly complicated (if they just want to play around with
tauri dev), so i guess checking it only if you actually compile the app makes more sense.Describe the solution you'd like
check for
com.tauri.devintauri build, maybe with another condition so it doesn't annoy us in the repo examples.Alternatives considered
Additional context
No response