- Add timestamped backup at `~/.cc-switch/config.v1.backup.<ts>.json`
- Keep provider files untouched; only cc-switch metadata is backed up
- Remove UI notification plan; backup only as requested
- Update CHANGELOG with migration backup notes
- Restore backend commands to accept app_type/app/appType with priority app_type
- Frontend invoke() now passes both { app_type, app } again
- Revert CSS change that set pointer-events: none on segmented-thumb
- Keep minor fix: open_config_folder signature uses handle + respects both names
Note: warnings for non_snake_case (appType) are expected for compatibility.
- Remove tauri-plugin-shell from Cargo.toml
- Drop tauri_plugin_shell::init() from src-tauri/src/lib.rs
- Delete "shell:allow-open" from src-tauri/capabilities/default.json
- No runtime behavior change; opener plugin still handles links/paths
- Motivation: reduce permissions surface and slightly shrink bundle
- Format all TypeScript/React code with Prettier
- Format all Rust code with cargo fmt
- Fix bundle identifier from .app to .desktop to avoid macOS conflicts
- Prepare codebase for v3.0.0 Tauri release
- Bump version to 3.0.0 across all files
- Update Cargo.toml with proper package metadata
- Rename crate from 'app' to 'cc-switch'
- Use Rust edition 2024 with minimum rust-version 1.85.0
- Update library name to cc_switch_lib
- Add transparent titlebar configuration in tauri.conf.json
- Implement macOS titlebar background color matching main UI banner (#3498db)
- Replace deprecated cocoa crate with modern objc2-app-kit
- Preserve native window functionality (drag, traffic lights)
- Remove all deprecation warnings from build process
The titlebar now seamlessly matches the application's blue theme while
maintaining all native macOS window management features.
- Add tauri-plugin-shell and tauri-plugin-opener dependencies
- Update permissions configuration to support shell and opener operations
- Refactor open_config_folder and open_external commands to use secure plugin APIs
- Remove unsafe direct std::process::Command usage
- Initialize necessary Tauri plugins
- Ensure all external operations comply with Tauri 2.0 security standards
