This update is long overdue, but that’s the life of a spare time developer working on more than one app.
Every now and then I want to know the installer type or Team ID of an app, which meant open Safari, navigate to Github and locate the label (and make sure I’m in the release branch).
With 1.3.0 I don’t have to do that any more, I just click the new info-button. I know it’s not pretty, but it’s a start.

But that’s not all.
About a week ago I got my first feature request, a keyboard shortcut for search. I don’t know why I never thought of it myself, and since it was such an easy fix I added shortcuts to export a script (command + E) and to copy it to the clipboard (command + option + E).
Thank’s for the suggestion Aaron.
If you have any requests, send me a mail at apps@hennig.nu, but wait, there’s…
… One more thing.
I recently helped a customer build an enrolment flow for macOS in Intune, where I used the mate extensively. But I realised there’s one thing missing. If you deploy a new computer and want to use Installomator to install apps, you first need to install Installomator.
I already have a handy script that installs the latest version from Github, but what if that could be included in the export from Installomator Mate? Now it can. Jus tick the checkbox and a bare bones version will be added before the Installomator recipes.

It may not be suitable for production, since it doesn’t contain any logging, but for testing ideas in a VM it should be more than enough.
I hope you’ll enjoy this release.
(Or use the built in updater… or install with Installomator)