publish.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Builds self-contained, dependency-free executables locally for one or more runtimes.
# Usage:  ./scripts/publish.sh [rid ...]
#   e.g.  ./scripts/publish.sh linux-x64 win-x64 osx-arm64 osx-x64
# Output: dist/<rid>/  (and a .zip/.tar.gz next to it). No .NET needed on the target machine.
set -euo pipefail

cd "$(dirname "$0")/.."
PROJ="src/Downloader.Desktop/Downloader.Desktop.csproj"
RIDS=("$@")
[ ${#RIDS[@]} -eq 0 ] && RIDS=("linux-x64")
# Version stamped into the macOS .app bundle; override with VERSION=1.2.3 ./scripts/publish.sh ...
VERSION="${VERSION:-0.0.0-dev}"

mkdir -p dist
for RID in "${RIDS[@]}"; do
  echo ">> Publishing $RID ..."
  OUT="dist/$RID"
  rm -rf "$OUT"
  # macOS must NOT be single-file/compressed: the compressed bundle crashes on Apple Silicon when a
  # managed assembly is first inflated (SIGABRT on download start). Ship loose files in the .app.
  PKG_ARGS=(-p:PublishSingleFile=true -p:IncludeNativeLibrariesForSelfExtract=true -p:EnableCompressionInSingleFile=true)
  [[ "$RID" == osx-* ]] && PKG_ARGS=()
  dotnet publish "$PROJ" -c Release -r "$RID" --self-contained true \
    "${PKG_ARGS[@]}" \
    -p:DebugType=None -p:DebugSymbols=false \
    -o "$OUT"

  # Nicer end-user executable name (avares URIs use the embedded assembly name, so renaming the file is safe).
  if [[ "$RID" == win-* ]]; then
    [ -f "$OUT/Downloader.Desktop.exe" ] && mv -f "$OUT/Downloader.Desktop.exe" "$OUT/Downloader.exe"
    (cd "$OUT" && zip -qr "../Downloader-$RID.zip" ./*)
  elif [[ "$RID" == osx-* ]]; then
    # macOS ships a proper .app bundle (Spotlight-visible, launches detached), not a bare binary.
    [ -f "$OUT/Downloader.Desktop" ] && mv -f "$OUT/Downloader.Desktop" "$OUT/Downloader"
    "$(dirname "$0")/make-macos-app.sh" "$OUT" "$OUT-app" "$VERSION"
    tar -czf "dist/Downloader-$RID.tar.gz" -C "$OUT-app" Downloader.app
  else
    [ -f "$OUT/Downloader.Desktop" ] && mv -f "$OUT/Downloader.Desktop" "$OUT/Downloader"
    chmod +x "$OUT/Downloader" 2>/dev/null || true
    # Ship the app icon alongside the binary so the Linux installer can register it for the
    # app menu / taskbar (a raw ELF can't carry one). install.sh picks it up from here.
    cp -f "src/Downloader.Desktop/Assets/downloader.png" "$OUT/downloader.png" 2>/dev/null || true
    tar -czf "dist/Downloader-$RID.tar.gz" -C "$OUT" .
  fi
  echo ">> Done: dist/Downloader-$RID.*"
done