ci(desktop): sign macOS releases and refuse unsigned tagged builds - #123
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The form used an auto-fit grid, so on a wide pane the five fields packed four to a row, mixed short inputs with taller textareas, and left the last row three columns empty. Name and Transport now share the first row and every longer field spans both columns, with the grid capped so the inputs stop stretching. The provider dialog rounded its border but did not clip its children, so the header background, the footer, and the list scrollbar painted square over the top corners. The footer worked around this with its own radius; clipping at the dialog covers all three.
The layout test only checked the stdio branch, so a regression in the URL or Headers span could pass. It now asserts both branches. The three CSS assertions also carry the u flag the repo uses everywhere else.
The release job exported only the Apple ID notarization trio, so the App Store Connect API key path could not be used remotely. It also fell back to an unsigned build whenever the certificate secret was absent, logged a note and exited zero, which ships a release macOS refuses to install updates from. Accept the API key as a base64 secret, materialize it outside the workspace, and gate tagged releases on the existing signing preflight so a missing credential fails the job with the name of what is missing.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds macOS signing and notarization validation for tagged desktop releases. It also updates MCP connector form layout and provider manager dialog corner styling, with corresponding changesets and tests. ChangesmacOS release signing
Connector UI presentation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This PR makes tagged macOS releases require signing and adds API-key handling, but two bounded issues remain: an unusual multiline credential could be misparsed, and one regression test could pass without validating a complete CSS block. These should be fixed or explicitly accepted before relying on the workflow and test. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ReleaseWorkflow
participant SigningScript
participant macOSSecurity
participant ReleaseReadiness
ReleaseWorkflow->>SigningScript: Validate tagged macOS release
SigningScript->>macOSSecurity: List code-signing identities
macOSSecurity-->>SigningScript: Return identities or failure
SigningScript->>ReleaseReadiness: Validate environment and platform
ReleaseReadiness-->>SigningScript: Return configuration or error
SigningScript-->>ReleaseWorkflow: Continue or exit with status 1
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In @.github/workflows/desktop-release.yml:
- Around line 147-150: Update the environment-export loop to generate a unique
delimiter once per step before iterating over the credential names, then use
that delimiter instead of the fixed __EOF__ marker for each GITHUB_ENV entry,
preserving the existing handling of empty values.
In `@apps/pythinker-web/test/provider-manager-chrome.test.ts`:
- Around line 14-19: Update the blockOf function to assert that the
closing-brace index returned by source.indexOf is greater than start before
calling source.slice, ensuring incomplete CSS blocks cannot pass footer
assertions.
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A credential containing the fixed heredoc marker could close its own value and let the remainder become separate environment entries.
This PR was opened by the [Changesets release](https://github.com/changesets/action) GitHub action. When you're ready to do a release, you can merge this and the packages will be published to npm automatically. If you're not ready to do a release yet, that's fine, whenever you add more changesets to main, this PR will be updated. # Releases ## @pymodel/pythinker-code@0.21.1 ### Patch Changes - [#123](#123) [`46a9cd1`](46a9cd1) - Sign and notarize the macOS desktop build in the release pipeline, and fail a tagged release outright when the signing credentials are missing instead of quietly shipping an unsigned app. Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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No issue — found while wiring up the first real macOS signing credentials.
Problem
Two gaps meant a remote release could never be properly signed:
The API-key notarization path was unreachable in CI. The job exported only the Apple ID trio (
APPLE_ID/APPLE_APP_SPECIFIC_PASSWORD/APPLE_TEAM_ID). The App Store Connect key is a file, so it cannot be passed as a plain secret string and had no handling at all.A tagged release could ship unsigned and still go green. With no certificate secret the job set
CSC_IDENTITY_AUTO_DISCOVERY=false, printedNo macOS signing certificate configured; building unsigned.and exited zero. macOS refuses updates from an unsigned app, so that publishes a release users cannot install or update from — while the pipeline reports success.What changed
APPLE_API_KEY_P8as a base64 secret, decode it to$RUNNER_TEMP/AuthKey.p8with mode 600, and exportAPPLE_API_KEYas the path electron-builder and notarytool expect. Kept outside the workspace so it cannot be swept into the packaged app.CSC_NAME, which the signing preflight requires wheneverCSC_LINKsupplies the certificate.Require signing for tagged releasesstep that runs only ondesktop-v*tags and calls the existingassertMacReleaseReadypreflight through a small entry script. Manualworkflow_dispatchruns stay free to build unsigned for packaging checks.The gate reuses the preflight rather than re-checking credentials, so CI and local
dist:maccannot drift apart.Verification
The gate was exercised directly, all three paths:
cd apps/desktop && npx vitest run— 97 passedpnpm --filter @pymodel/pythinker-desktop run typecheck— cleanpnpm run lint— no: errorlinesKnown limitation
The DMG produced remotely is signed (via
dmg.sign) and its.appis notarized and stapled, but the DMG itself is not stapled in CI. Stapling mutates the file after electron-builder has hashed it forlatest-mac.yml, and the current job builds and publishes in one--publish alwaysinvocation, so there is no point at which the DMG can be stapled without invalidating the already-uploaded metadata. Doing it properly requires splitting build from publish. Localdist:macdoes staple, because it controls that ordering. Left as follow-up rather than half-done.Checklist
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Bug Fixes
Release Improvements