The desktop variant config hardcoded ch.healthchat.api_base_url as
https://healthchat.ch, which is the wrong host. The fork's widget
auto-approval logic keys on the api.healthchat.ch origin, so the bare
domain bypassed it and pointed API traffic at the wrong host.
Stale since the desktop build pipeline was introduced (5f09f58a82).
Publish HEALTHCHAT_CHANGES.md release notes into the update feeds so users
see what changed. macOS gets them natively via releases.json's notes field;
Windows fetches a published notes.txt, since Squirrel.Windows only delivers
releaseName through the update-downloaded event.
The Electron auto-updater (Squirrel.Mac / Squirrel.Windows) was already
implemented but switched off for HealthChat because the variant config
omitted update_base_url, and CI published only installers (no update feed),
to a private GitHub Release that can't serve end users or the updater.
- config.json: set update_base_url to https://healthchat.ch/packages/desktop/update/
so electron-main starts the updater.
- build-healthchat-desktop.yaml: pass base-url to the macOS job so releases.json
is generated; extend the release job to stage the update feed + public
installers and mirror them to healthchat.ch over FTPS (lftp, no-delete to
preserve prior nupkgs; password via LFTP_PASSWORD).
- Document the feed/install layout, FTP secrets, and the two caveats (first
install is manual; Windows auto-update needs the Setup.exe path, not .msi)
in the healthchat README and the releasing-healthchat skill.
Requires repo secrets FTP_SERVER / FTP_USERNAME / FTP_PASSWORD.
Remove the Linux desktop build from the release pipeline. It could never
succeed in this fork: the upstream Linux reusable pulls a build-env Docker
image keyed by the building commit's SHA from the upstream element-hq
registry, where the fork's SHA does not exist, so every tagged build failed
with `manifest unknown`. Desktop releases now ship macOS and Windows only.
- Drop the linux job + its release artifacts from build-healthchat-desktop.yaml
- Bump apps/desktop/package.json to 1.1.2
- Update releasing-healthchat skill + desktop README docs
Extend the HealthChat desktop pipeline beyond Linux to produce fully branded,
signed Windows (.exe/.msi) and macOS (.dmg/.zip) installers, published to the
GitHub Release on the healthchat-v* tag alongside the web build.
- Add HealthChat desktop icons (icon.png/ico + Apple Icon Composer bundle),
derived from apps/web/res/vector-icons/1024.png
- Point the reusable build workflows at this fork (new repository/ref inputs)
so the Electron shell, icons and healthchat:// handler are fork-branded
- Relax hardcoded Element*/element-desktop* filename asserts to be
product-name-agnostic
- Wire signed macOS + Windows jobs into build-healthchat-desktop.yaml, trigger
it on healthchat-v* tags, and add a release job that uploads installers
- Map the org-level eSigner secrets to the CKA names the reusable expects
- Document signing setup (Apple env, eSigner mapping, ESIGNER_MODE=prod) in the
desktop README and releasing-healthchat skill
Switch the friendly deep-link / legacy SSO callback scheme from element://
to healthchat:// and stop registering element:// entirely. The reverse-DNS
OIDC primary scheme (ch.healthchat.desktop://) is unchanged. Also rebrand the
round-tripped SSO id param element-desktop-ssoid -> healthchat-desktop-ssoid
on both the desktop and web sides.
* Switch to using diff-cover for the Coverage gate
Enabling developers to check their PR coverage without waiting for CI
* Remove sonar-project.properties - in automatic mode Sonar will not read this file
* Add note to CONTRIBUTING.md
* Skip sonar in MQ
The button already shoves itself left so we don't need the macos
style to do so as well.
(cherry picked from commit 0d8ebf48fa)
Co-authored-by: David Baker <dbkr@users.noreply.github.com>
* Convert welcome.html to React component
In advance of changes to use Compound
* Fix types
* Fix tests
* Update styling to match Figma
* Fix random capitalisation
* Tweak styling
* Regenerate i18n
* Update tests
* Make linter happy
* Iterate
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