* feat(cli): enhance iOS bundle version formatting
follow-up for #13030 and https://github.com/tauri-apps/cargo-mobile2/pull/450
the bundle version validation has been updated, now it can actually handle one or two integers (e.g. `100` or `10.7`) instead of just full triple semver strings (e.g. `10.7.1`).
* lint
* fix(cli): iOS dev broken on Xcode 16.3, closes#13128
Looks like we cannot use the arm64-sim custom architecture on Xcode 16.3, as it incorrectly appends the -sim suffix on some clang build scripts which ends up with an invalid target triple.
Currently we do not have automation to update Xcode/Android projects, so a manual intervention is required by our users, either recreating the project or modifying it manually (the arm64-sim arch must be removed and all its references).
ref https://github.com/tauri-apps/cargo-mobile2/pull/445
* fix dev on macOS with intel chip
* chore: fix a few internal docs
* Remove label clone
* Unused allow lint
* No way clippy just updated
* `cargo clippy --fix -- -W clippy::redundant_clone`
* format
* Add a new option to remove unused commands
* Fix compile
* Add markers to all core plugins
* Clippy
* Add allow unused when running with this
* Use build script to generate allowed-commands.json
* Clean up and add proper reruns
* Wrong path
* Revert to #[cfg_attr(not(debug_assertions), allow(unused))]
* Add change files
* Some more docs
* Add version requirement note
* Avoid rerun if no capabilities folder
* Remove unused box
* small cleanup
* fix channel
* implement for app handler too
* rely on core:default for channel perms
* Move this feature to config
* Docs change
* Forget one last remove_unused_commands
* Remove removeUnusedCommands from helloworld
* tell handler that the app ACL manifest exists
* update change file
* update doc
* update change file
* Use a struct to pass the data instead of env var
* Clippy
* Fix can't exclude inlined plugins on Windows
due to UNC paths...
* Apply suggestion from code review
* Remove remove on empty to tauri-build
* Revert "Remove remove on empty to tauri-build"
This reverts commit b727dd621e.
* Centralize remove_file(allowed_commands_file_path)
* Escape glob pattern
* update change file
* remove unused commands for dev too
* Update crates/tauri-utils/src/config.rs
Co-authored-by: Fabian-Lars <github@fabianlars.de>
* regen schema
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Co-authored-by: Fabian-Lars <github@fabianlars.de>
* feat(cli): allow merging multiple configuration values
Currently the dev/build/bundle commands can only merge a single Tauri configuration value (file or raw JSON string), which imposes a limitation in scenarios where you need more flexibility (like multiple app flavors and environments). This changes the config CLI option to allow multiple values, letting you merge multiple Tauri config files with the main one.
* fix ios build
* chore(deps): Update windows to 0.59. Update webview2-com to 0.35
* wry and other crates and objc2
* window-vibrancy 0.6
* Update windows059-webview035.md
* win compile error
* tao
* tao 0.32.1
* updatus maximus
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Co-authored-by: Lucas Nogueira <lucas@tauri.app>
It currently isn't possible to simply add a community plugin the same was as adding official plugins.
Trying to perform `npm run tauri add tauri-plugin-python` is trying to install npm package `@tauri-apps/plugin-python`.
But the npm scope `@tauri-apps/` is reserved for official tauri plugins.
The official documentation recommends to name the npm package `tauri-plugin-{name}-api` and it should be possible to have a parameter that makes it possible to install that package.
- closes#12217
This changes the command to check if the plugin is an official tauri plugin or not, using the appropriate npm package name format
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Even though I couldn't even get the build to succeed when using the team name as the "developmentTeam" configuration (instead of the team ID), I've received reports that our processing of that value is broken and only works when it is escaped using `\"`.
