🤖 fix: use single electron-builder command for macOS multi-arch builds #1358
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The previous approach ran two separate electron-builder commands sequentially: 1. `--mac --x64 --publish always` 2. `--mac --arm64 --publish always` This caused the second command to overwrite `latest-mac.yml` with only arm64 artifacts, breaking auto-update for x64 Mac users (they'd get ERR_UPDATER_ZIP_FILE_NOT_FOUND). Fix: Use a single `--mac --x64 --arm64 --publish always` command which: - Generates a unified `latest-mac.yml` containing both architectures - Still builds sequentially internally (no keychain conflicts) - Simpler and more maintainable (-18 lines) Ref: electron-builder#5592
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Problem
The macOS release build ran two separate
electron-buildercommands:--mac --x64 --publish always--mac --arm64 --publish alwaysThe second command overwrote
latest-mac.ymlwith only arm64 artifacts. This broke auto-update for x64 Mac users—they'd getERR_UPDATER_ZIP_FILE_NOT_FOUNDbecause electron-updater filters byprocess.archand finds no matching files.Solution
Use a single
--mac --x64 --arm64 --publish alwayscommand which:latest-mac.ymlcontaining both architecturesRef: electron-builder#5592
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