teamree v0.1.2

teamree v0.1.2, for macOS. One universal .dmg: Apple Silicon and Intel both.

Nothing here is signed

There is no Apple Developer certificate behind this build. macOS will say so, in wording
that sounds worse than what it means: the complaint is that nobody has paid a vendor to
vouch for the file, not that anything was found wrong with it. It has not inspected the
app, and it is not telling you the app is harmful.

What a signature would have told you, a checksum tells you too. Compare the file you
downloaded against SHA256SUMS.txt below and you know it is the one this build produced.
It cannot tell you the build is trustworthy — only that what reached you is what left here.

macOS will say teamree "cannot be opened because the developer cannot be verified". Move
the app to /Applications, then run once:

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

The full story — what each warning means, how to put the teamree CLI on PATH, and how to
uninstall — is in docs/install.md.

Checksums

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teamree v0.1.1

teamree v0.1.1, for macOS. One universal .dmg: Apple Silicon and Intel both.

Nothing here is signed

There is no Apple Developer certificate behind this build. macOS will say so, in wording
that sounds worse than what it means: the complaint is that nobody has paid a vendor to
vouch for the file, not that anything was found wrong with it. It has not inspected the
app, and it is not telling you the app is harmful.

What a signature would have told you, a checksum tells you too. Compare the file you
downloaded against SHA256SUMS.txt below and you know it is the one this build produced.
It cannot tell you the build is trustworthy — only that what reached you is what left here.

macOS will say teamree "cannot be opened because the developer cannot be verified". Move
the app to /Applications, then run once:

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

The full story — what each warning means, how to put the teamree CLI on PATH, and how to
uninstall — is in docs/install.md.

Checksums

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2cb0b5fd50a21c083bc2868c2634fe94c25a00e9a8790b9c67214958f0f74d3c  teamree-mac-universal.dmg

teamree v0.1.0

teamree v0.1.0, for macOS. One universal .dmg: Apple Silicon and Intel both.

Nothing here is signed

There is no Apple Developer certificate behind this build. macOS will say so, in wording
that sounds worse than what it means: the complaint is that nobody has paid a vendor to
vouch for the file, not that anything was found wrong with it. It has not inspected the
app, and it is not telling you the app is harmful.

What a signature would have told you, a checksum tells you too. Compare the file you
downloaded against SHA256SUMS.txt below and you know it is the one this build produced.
It cannot tell you the build is trustworthy — only that what reached you is what left here.

macOS will say teamree "cannot be opened because the developer cannot be verified". Move
the app to /Applications, then run once:

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

The full story — what each warning means, how to put the teamree CLI on PATH, and how to
uninstall — is in docs/install.md.

Checksums

ccf09c74af6ba75a032fee58b11dc578ece77dd3ec38401328fe34a8131bf8d2  teamree-0.1.0.dmg