TAURI_CONFIG env var merge did not apply frameworks to the bundler,
resulting in libodbc/libltdl missing from Contents/Frameworks/.
Restore frameworks in tauri.conf.json and skip them in dev mode via
build.rs when the dylibs are not present locally.
Docker COPY preserves original file timestamps, which can be older than
the dummy-source binary compiled in the dependency caching layer. Cargo
sees the sources as unchanged and skips recompilation, producing a 329KB
empty binary instead of the real web server.
Add hwdns.net and gh-proxy.org as proxy fallbacks before direct GitHub
access, with 10s timeout per endpoint. Significantly improves update
check speed in regions with slow GitHub connectivity.
The DANGER_RE regex matched keywords anywhere in the SQL text, causing
SELECT queries using REPLACE() or TRUNCATE() functions to incorrectly
trigger the destructive-SQL warning dialog. Check only the first keyword
of each semicolon-separated statement instead.
Also fix dialog content overflow by adding min-w-0 to the <pre> element,
and move macOS frameworks config from tauri.conf.json to CI-only
TAURI_CONFIG so local `tauri dev` no longer requires libltdl/libodbc
to be globally installed.
Closes#135
libodbc.2.dylib depends on libltdl.7.dylib (libtool). Rewrite its
install_name and the reference in libodbc to @rpath so both resolve
from Contents/Frameworks/ at runtime.
The binary was linking against /opt/homebrew/opt/unixodbc/lib/libodbc.2.dylib
(absolute path). At runtime dyld refused to load it due to Team ID mismatch.
Use install_name_tool to set @rpath/libodbc.2.dylib before building, so the
linker records a relative path that resolves via Contents/Frameworks/.
- Bundle libodbc.2.dylib into .app/Contents/Frameworks/ via Tauri's
macOS frameworks config to fix "app can't be opened" on macOS
- Replace relaunch() with exit(0) to avoid Tauri restart bug (#11392)
- Lock update dialog during download and after install
- Render release notes as markdown
Debian multiarch apt sources cause dependency conflicts with
gcc-x86-64-linux-gnu. Instead, download arm64 .deb packages directly
from deb.debian.org and extract with dpkg -x to get the arm64
libodbc headers and libraries without apt dependency resolution.
The rust:1-bookworm image only has amd64 apt sources. Add explicit
arm64 sources from deb.debian.org so unixodbc-dev:arm64 can be
installed alongside the native amd64 version.
Install both arm64 and amd64 versions of unixodbc-dev and set
LIBRARY_PATH/PKG_CONFIG_PATH to the target architecture's lib dir
so cargo-zigbuild can find the correct libodbc when cross-compiling.
Replace cross-compilation approach with native Intel runner.
macos-15-intel is GitHub's official replacement for the retired
macos-13 runner, available for free on public repos until Aug 2027.
The ARM runner's Homebrew installs arm64 libraries, which can't link
when cross-compiling for x86_64. Use arch -x86_64 to install the
Intel version of unixodbc and set LIBRARY_PATH accordingly.
macos-13 (Intel) runners have been retired by GitHub, causing the
x86_64-apple-darwin build job to queue indefinitely. Use macos-latest
(ARM) and cross-compile via --target instead.
- Add platform-specific system dependencies (unixODBC, Tauri libs) to
README and getting-started docs
- Update GaussDB driver from odbc-api to rust-gaussdb in database docs
- Remove obsolete GaussDB ODBC setup instructions
- Fix Docker image and port in getting-started docs
Execute GET/POST/PUT/DELETE queries like Kibana Dev Tools.
Search results are displayed as table rows with _id + _source fields.
Also hide database selector for Elasticsearch connections.
- Use try_get with i16 fallback to prevent panic on column metadata
- Add N'' prefix for string literals in SQL Server INSERT/UPDATE to fix Chinese character corruption
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