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* feat(ci): sign Windows Theseus bins with DigiCert KeyLocker cloud HSM * perf(ci): speed up Jsign installation * fix(ci): use absolute path to DigiCert client certificate This should avoid errors related to Jsign not being able to find it we've seen on CI. * fix(ci): trim strange characters out from DigiCert credentials * ci: another attempt at fixing Jsign errors * chore: add comment mentioning why `jsign` choco deps are ignored * tweak: move KeyLocker signing config to CI release Tauri config file This prevents casual local builds from attempting to use a signing command they really can't use, improving developer experience. * tweak(ci/windows): do not waste time and signatures with MSIs We aren't distributing these anyway. This should reduce the signing operations required for building the app from 5 (one for the binary, another for the MSI installer, two for WiX extension DLLs and one for the NSIS installer) to 2. * feat(ci): make Windows code signing toggleable, do not sign non-final builds * chore(ci): tweak `sign-windows-binaries` input wording * fix(ci): deal with usual Powershell syntax shenanigans * fix(ci): work around more Powershell syntax shenanigans Who thought it'd be a good idea to make a comma a synonymous of a space for separating command line arguments? Why have to characters for the same thing? * perf(ci): do not run app build workflow on Labrinth changes Labrinth is not related to the app at all, so this is just a waste of CI minutes. * ci(theseus): enable Windows code signing by default for manual triggers These are expected to be not that common, so defaulting to what causes the least human errors when it comes to publishing a release makes most sense.
Modrinth App
The Modrinth App is a desktop application for managing your Minecraft mods. It is built with Tauri and Vue.
If you're not a developer and you've stumbled upon this repository, you can download the latest release of the app from the Modrinth website.
Development
Pre-requisites
Before you begin, ensure you have the following installed on your machine:
Setup
Follow these steps to set up your development environment:
pnpm install
pnpm app:dev
You should now have a development build of the app running with hot-reloading enabled. Any changes you make to the code will automatically refresh the app.