We are distributing our Electron app for Macs using Intel and also Apple Silicon. We are using electron-builder.

We are distributing our Electron app for Macs using Intel and also Apple Silicon. We are using electron-builder.

I use electron-vite command pnpm create @quick-start/electron init a project

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While attempting to make autoupdates work on windows with electron, I have encountered the error “New version not signed by application owner”

In my extraResources directory, I have a batch.js file that imports npm packages.
I exec() a child process in the main electron process to run the batch.js file. The command looks like this: exec('node ${process.extraResources}/extra_resources/batch.js').
The batch.js file runs seamlessly in the Development mode, but when I build the app, batch.js file fails to load the npm packages.

In the Electron docs related to notifications, it claims your application needs to have a start menu shortcut containing both an AppUserModelID and a corresponding ToastActivatorCLSID.

So I made a launcher/patcher for a game, where the launcher downloads files from a manifest and should add them to the current working folder.