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Keep a Docker development platform running and prepare macOS notarization - #12
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Start a persistent local development platform with
weave platform up: the API, scheduler, PostgreSQL, and Keycloak run in an owned Docker Compose project. Reuse the workspace and account across stops and resumes, inspect readiness and logs, and sign in from the CLI or Studio. The existing foreground mode remains available. Includes the illustrated setup guide and alpha14 packaging.Prepare an opt-in, release-tag-only macOS Developer ID workflow that verifies signatures, accepted Apple submissions, stapled tickets, Gatekeeper trust, and mounted DMG contents. Signing credentials stay in a protected environment. No Apple signing identity or submission was available; ordinary installers remain ad-hoc signed and unnotarized.
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This is a single-computer development environment. No full release recovery/load rerun, Apple notarization, or Azure redeployment is claimed.