In the future, we will release a package that allows you to "merge" your arm64 and 圆4 apps into a single universal binary, but it's worth noting that this binary would be huge and probably isn't ideal for shipping to users. As long as you're running the latest versions of those packages, your app should work flawlessly once you update the target architecture to arm64. The good news is that electron-packager, electron-rebuild and electron-forge already support targeting the arm64 architecture. You will need to ship two versions of your app: one for 圆4 (Intel Mac) and one for arm64 (Apple Silicon). We are now shipping another two artifacts, darwin-arm64 and mas-arm64, which are the Apple Silicon equivalents of the aforementioned artifacts. Prior to this change, we were already shipping two artifacts, darwin-圆4 and mas-圆4, with the latter being for Mac App Store compatibility usage. How does it work? Īs of Electron 11, we will be shipping separate versions of Electron for Intel Macs and Apple Silicon Macs. You can grab the latest beta with npm install or download it directly from our releases website. With the release of Electron 11.0.0-beta.1, the Electron team is now shipping builds of Electron that run on the new Apple Silicon hardware that Apple plans on shipping later this year. With Apple Silicon hardware being released later this year, what does the path look like for you to get your Electron app running on the new hardware?
BrowserView window.open() Vulnerability Fix.Chromium WebAudio Vulnerability Fix (CVE-2019-13720).
Electron becomes an OpenJS Foundation Impact Project.Community Discord Server and Hacktoberfest.
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