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Add in-app updater structure with markdown rendering #7334
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Have you tested it? |
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yes, it compiles and renders the correct markdown. I'll send screenshots to show off the changes. the changes lay off a base for some future security checks, but i can remove it |
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No I mean does the update actually work? |
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I'll need more testing on that. i tested these scenarios in ios and macos:
for ios it stops there, just prompts the user to the apple store or the guide for sideloaded apps. for macos i need to test the installation process. I'll let you know as soon as i have the time! |
- opt for a simple DMG open instead of a more complicate in-place update
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Introduce a framework for an in-app updater, including UI elements for checking updates and displaying update information. This enhances user experience. this is my first time dealing with swift (and iOS / macOS development).. so expect some issues :_) . i wanted to put a starting base since the feature is quite usefull and the issue is very old. thanks to those who will do the code review :)
Closes: #3378