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HackDigest v0.2.0
Linux packaging parity: the Linux line gets first-class installer assets,
matching the family bar on macOS and Windows. Nothing about the update feed
or the in-app updater changes — these are installer assets published beside
the portable tar.gz.
Added
- Linux
.debpackages for x64 and arm64, hand-rolled withdpkg-deb:
the app installs to/opt/hackdigestwith ahackdigestlauncher on
PATH, a desktop menu entry, and hicolor icons.Dependsnames what
the runtime actually FFI-loads (WebKitGTK, GTK 3, OpenSSL 3 for the
updater's signature checks, xdg-utils) instead of a laundry list, and
release CI installs the package into a cleanubuntu:22.04container
to prove the dependency set is sufficient. - Linux AppImage (x64), assembled with
appimagetoolfrom the same
distribution directory — same system-WebKitGTK requirement as the
tar.gz and deb, so it stays honest about what it bundles. - Linux arm64 builds: the release pipeline now runs its Linux leg on a
native arm64 runner, shippinghackdigest-<version>-linux-arm64.tar.gz
and.debbeside the x64 ones. Arm64 is an installer asset only for
now — the signed update feed still carries the x64 tar.gz.
Changed
- Release assets follow the family naming on Linux too:
hackdigest-<version>-linux-<arch>.<ext>now covers.tar.gz,.deb
and.AppImage, all covered bySHA256SUMSand build-provenance
attestations.