macOS: update notifications now work
When you launch Sokuji, the app now checks for new versions and shows a banner inside the app if one is available. Click it to open the download page in your browser. Previously this check failed silently with an "update unavailable" error on every launch.
Sokuji on macOS still can't install updates for you (that needs an Apple Developer ID signature, which we don't have yet), so you'll continue to download and install new PKG releases manually. But at least you'll know when there's something new — without having to remember to check the website.
Note: this is the first release that publishes the metadata the in-app check needs. So you won't see a notification for v0.23.1 itself — but starting now, every release after this one will surface a banner.
macOS: clean up the old install before upgrading
This release renames Sokuji's internal macOS bundle identifier from com.electron.sokuji to ai.kizunaai.sokuji. Your settings, audio devices, and conversation history carry over — that part is invisible.
However: if you already have an older Sokuji installed, please remove the old Sokuji.app first — otherwise macOS Installer will wrap the new app inside a Sokuji.localized/ folder, which looks broken even though it technically isn't.
Before installing the v0.23.1 PKG:
- Quit Sokuji
- Drag
/Applications/Sokuji.appto the Trash - (Optional, removes a stale package receipt) In Terminal:
sudo pkgutil --forget com.electron.sokuji - Install the v0.23.1 PKG
If you've already installed v0.23.1 and see /Applications/Sokuji.localized/Sokuji.app:
- Quit Sokuji
- Drag
/Applications/Sokuji.localizedto the Trash - (Optional)
sudo pkgutil --forget com.electron.sokuji - Reinstall the v0.23.1 PKG
Linux and Windows builds in this release are functionally identical to v0.23.0 — there's no need to upgrade unless you want the macOS work merged into your local clone.
Full Changelog: v0.23.0...v0.23.1