v0.4.4

Installing the macOS app

The DMG below is arm64 only and ad-hoc signed rather than notarized. macOS quarantines anything a
browser downloaded, and Gatekeeper reports a quarantined ad-hoc-signed app as
"preman" is damaged and can't be opened rather than as merely unsigned. The app is not damaged.
Drag preman.app to /Applications, then clear the attribute the download added:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/preman.app

Nothing inside the app changes; only that attribute is removed.

This is for the first install only. From then on preman checks for new versions itself and
offers to install them — Settings → Diagnostics → Updates, or the app menu's Check for Updates.
An update it downloads is verified against a signature preman ships the public half of, and it
never carries a quarantine attribute, so there is no xattr step the second time. macOS may ask
for Local Network access again afterwards: the new build is a different signature to the system,
and nothing about what preman does has changed.

The CLI needs none of this:

npm i -g preman

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What's Changed

• Breadcrumb Copy And Log Diagnostics by @tranphucbol in #14

Full Changelog: v0.4.3...v0.4.4