Doug BinksSince the multi-model work for Avoyd 0.28 is taking some time, we decided to back-port all the other improvements and fixes from our beta stream to 0.27.1, and have released this as an update to our Free and Full versions.
This was a pretty large number of cherry-picks with git using @fork_dev but the experience was fairly pleasant, especially in comparison to my experience with SVN and Perforce etc.
The one part which was somewhat painful was the changelog. We store this in git and update it when we complete a feature/bug etc. As a human it was easy to see we just wanted one line added, but the merge tool didn't know what to do here so I manually merged these, pretty easy from the diff in Fork.
We've also updated our Code SIgning. This process is getting even more shitty as they now require hardware cert storage, for which I ordered a Yubikey 5 FIPS. Documentation for the process is spread about a dozen websites none of which use the same tools, procedures or file types so it took some time to cobble together the working procedure.
I would love to see a venture like Let's Encrypt but for code signing.
Tommy Schmid@dougbinks Last I looked into it https://www.sigstore.dev/ was just announced, and it looks like it exists and is in use now, but it does not look like the root certs are trusted on windows or osx, so it unfortunately cannot save us yet. Maybe one day.
