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* WIP * WIP2 * Fix orbit and fleetctl tests * Amend macos-app default * Add some fixes * Use fleetctl updates roots command * Add more fixes to Updater * Fixes to app publishing and downloading * Add more changes to support fleetctl cross generation * Amend comment * Add pkg generation to ease testing * Make more fixes * Add changes entry * Add legacy targets (until our TUF system exposes the new app) * Fix fleetctl preview * Fix bool flag * Fix orbit logic for disabled-updates and dev-mode * Fix TestPreview * Remove constant and fix zip-slip attack (codeql) * Return unknown error * Fix updater's checkExec * Add support for executable signing in init_tuf.sh * Try only signing orbit * Fix init_tuf.sh targets, macos-app only for osqueryd * Specify GOARCH to support M1s * Add workflow to generate osqueryd.app.tar.gz * Use 5.2.2 on init_tuf.sh * Add unit test for tar.gz target * Use artifacts instead of releases * Remove copy paste residue * Fleet Desktop Packaging WIP * Ignore gosec warning * Trigger on PR too * Install Go in workflow * Pass url parameter to desktop app * Fix fleetctl package * Final set of changes for v1 of Fleet Desktop * Add changes * PR fixes * Fix CI build * add larger menu bar icon * Add transparency item * Delete host_device_auth entry on host deletion * Add SetTargetChannel * Update white logo and add desktop to update runner * Add fleet-desktop monitoring to orbit * Define fleet-desktop app exec name * Fix update runner creation * Add API test before enabling the My device menu item Co-authored-by: Zach Wasserman <zach@fleetdm.com> |
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