Desktop v0.1.25
SQLRite desktop app — unsigned installers. This release wave ships:
- Linux:
.AppImage+.deb(Debian/Ubuntu) +.rpm(Fedora/RHEL), x86_64 - macOS:
.dmg+ raw.app.tar.gz, Apple Silicon (aarch64). Intel Macs not supported yet — tracked as a Phase 6e follow-up (universal dmg). - Windows:
.msi+.exe(NSIS installer), x86_64
⚠️ Unsigned installer warnings
Installers aren't code-signed yet (Phase 6.1 wires up Apple Developer ID + Windows code-signing). First-launch warnings to expect:
macOS — "SQLRite is damaged and can't be opened" or "unidentified developer":
xattr -cr /Applications/SQLRite.appThis strips the com.apple.quarantine attribute your browser attached on download. macOS Gatekeeper shows "damaged" (not the gentler "unidentified developer") because Tauri ad-hoc signs the binary — Apple Silicon requires a signature, even an ad-hoc one, but quarantined ad-hoc signatures trip a stricter Gatekeeper path. The app is fine; the signature just isn't from a registered Apple Developer ID.
Windows — SmartScreen "Windows protected your PC":
Click "More info" → "Run anyway".
Linux — AppImage:
chmod +x SQLRite_*_amd64.AppImage
./SQLRite_*_amd64.AppImageSee the umbrella release v0.1.25 for the full changelog.