daily-focus 2.0.0-dev.17 → 2.0.0-dev.18

package/SETUP.md

@@ -431,19 +431,22 @@ Download `Daily-Focus.dmg` from the [latest release](https://github.com/watson/d
 open it and drag the app to Applications, then open it from there.
 It has no window and no Dock icon: look for it in the menu bar.
 
-The dashboard updates without a new disk image. **Updates** in the menu shows two
-versions, the app's and the dashboard's, and which releases to take: **Stable
-Releases**, or **Development Builds**, a build of every change as soon as it is
-merged. A few times a day the app asks npm for the newest release, and when it
-finds a newer dashboard, it posts a notification and the menu offers **Install
-Dashboard**. Installing downloads it from the GitHub release, a few hundred
-kilobytes, and runs it only if it is signed by the same developer as the app
-and nothing in it has changed. The dashboard restarts into it once the morning
-agent and the assistant aren't busy. If it doesn't start, the app goes back to the
-one it had and says so. The app itself changes less often; when a release brings a
-new one, or a dashboard that needs one, the menu links to its disk image instead.
-A dashboard that `daily-focus service` or a terminal runs is updated the way it was
-installed, not by the app.
+The app keeps itself up to date without a new disk image. **Updates** in the menu
+shows two versions, the app's and the dashboard's, and which releases to take:
+**Stable Releases**, or **Development Builds**, a build of every change as soon as
+it is merged. A few times a day the app asks npm for the newest release, and when
+it finds one, it posts a notification and the menu offers **Update Daily Focus**.
+Updating fetches only what the release changed. Most releases change only the
+dashboard, a few hundred kilobytes, and the dashboard restarts into it; if it
+doesn't start, the app goes back to the one it had and says so. When a release
+changes the app itself, the app downloads the new app, about 40 MB, puts it in its
+own place and opens it again, and the new app carries the new dashboard. Either
+way it installs nothing that isn't signed by the same developer as the app, with
+nothing in it changed, and waits until the morning agent and the assistant aren't
+busy. An app that can't change the folder it is in, such as one opened straight
+from the disk image, links to the new disk image instead, and still updates its
+dashboard on its own. A dashboard that `daily-focus service` or a terminal runs is
+updated the way it was installed, not by the app.
 
 To build it yourself from a checkout:
 

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "daily-focus",
-  "version": "2.0.0-dev.17",
+  "version": "2.0.0-dev.18",
   "description": "An interactive dashboard of what you should focus on today at work",
   "keywords": [
     "dashboard",
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@
   },
   "daily-focus": {
     "appInterface": 1,
-    "appSource": "b9481d3565f319ac0190aee10fd633c8f06438e0"
+    "appSource": "7b2bddd04c2ab6ecd2294733d060558cf8544942"
   },
   "scripts": {
     "start": "node src/server.ts",