v0.2.0

Note
Gokiburi is currently a work in progress and should be regarded as beta software. Although I've been using it personally without any major problems, it may still contain bugs and quirks. If you encounter any issues or odd behavior, please don't hesitate to create a new issue.

Changelog

• ed17813 feat: show output from test runs failing with error (#13)
• 7403d72 feat: show test results with timed out tests (#15)
• a37bb94 fix: reset openSettingsEvent store after each event handling

🔐 macOS and Gatekeeper

MacOS users might encounter an issue when trying to run the gokiburi binary, with an error message indicating an “unidentified/unverified developer” or something similar. This occurs because the binary is blocked by Gatekeeper, as it has not been signed with an Apple-approved developer certificate. Unfortunately, obtaining an individual Apple Developer Account costs $99 per year, which I'm not willing to pay for at this time.

How to Allow Gokiburi to Run on macOS

1. Open a terminal and navigate to the unzipped Gokiburi release (or the location where you placed it).
2. Run the command spctl --add gokiburi to add the binary to Gatekeeper's list of trusted items.
3. Verify that Gokiburi can now run by entering gokiburi -v. If successful, this command should display the version and build information.
4. If Gokiburi is still not allowed to run, you may need to run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine gokiburi to remove the quarantine file attribute. (You might need to use sudo)

Alternatively, you can perform these steps using the Finder GUI:

1. Open Finder and locate the gokiburi binary.
2. Control-click or right-click the binary, then select Open from the shortcut menu.
3. Click Open.

This process adds an exception to the security settings, allowing you to run Gokiburi from the terminal in the future.