Update LaunchAtLogin-Modern from 1.0.0 to
1.1.0.
A minor bump, and the least risky of the three.
Watch out for
- Its platform requirement sits exactly on this project's deployment target (macOS 13). That
leaves no headroom: if a future release raises it, updating stops being mechanical and becomes a
decision about dropping macOS 13 users. Worth checking Package.swift each time rather than
assuming a minor bump is safe.
Verify
- The "Launch at login" toggle still renders in the settings window and reflects the real state.
- Toggling it on actually registers the login item, and off deregisters it:
sfltool dumpbtm 2>/dev/null | grep -i centermouse
- Confirm the app really does start after a log out and back in, rather than trusting the toggle.
Update LaunchAtLogin-Modern from 1.0.0 to
1.1.0.
A minor bump, and the least risky of the three.
Watch out for
leaves no headroom: if a future release raises it, updating stops being mechanical and becomes a
decision about dropping macOS 13 users. Worth checking
Package.swifteach time rather thanassuming a minor bump is safe.
Verify