`make install` now stamps "dev" as the local SHA256, which tells the
auto-updater to skip update checks entirely. DMG-based installs
continue to work normally with real SHA256 comparison. Clicking
"Check for Updates" on a dev build shows a clear "Dev Build" message
instead of prompting to downgrade.
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- New `make release` target generates Pommedoro.dmg.sha256 alongside the DMG
- AutoUpdater.swift checks the remote SHA256 against the local stamp on launch
and prompts the user to update when a mismatch is detected
- install.command stamps the SHA256 of the source DMG at install time
- "Check for Updates…" menu item (Cmd+U) for manual checks
- Fix break screen close buttons to resume instead of showing work log
- Migrate worklog.log storage to ~/Library/Application Support/Pommedoro/
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
- Work log with CSV persistence and SwiftUI history view
- Pause/resume support with timer state persistence across app restarts
- Countdown pulse schedule: 5→3min at 1/min, 3→1min every 30s
- Intent pre-fill from suggestions with improved suggestion matching
- Overlay window and break screen refinements
- Ad-hoc code signing with runtime hardening and entitlements
- DMG includes Install.command that strips quarantine on install
- README install instructions for non-technical users with Gatekeeper workaround
- build-test.sh simulates download quarantine to verify fix
- CHANGELOG and README updates
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
A macOS Pomodoro timer built on the thesis that transitions — not hard
cuts — are the only way breaks actually happen. Includes escalating
edge gradients, actionable wellness suggestions, self-reflection, and
a compiled DMG. Licensed CC BY 4.0.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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