With the current setup this is what MacOS X users would see when they run BeeRef.
Note how the version is in the menu bar. This is caused by having the version in the name of the app bundle. This is not a common practice really. Version is typically tracked via Info.plist.
Attached patch makes a small change to change this behavior, so that users would see this:
Oh, okay, I see! I PR would give proper credits to you, but otoh it's a tiny change and easy to apply as a patch. I'll go ahead and to this tonight, unless I spy a PR first.
With the current setup this is what MacOS X users would see when they run BeeRef.
Note how the version is in the menu bar. This is caused by having the version in the name of the app bundle. This is not a common practice really. Version is typically tracked via
Info.plist
.Attached patch makes a small change to change this behavior, so that users would see this:
Patch: 00.patch.txt
@rbreu I can open a PR with this change if you like it, or you can go ahead and apply it yourself. Whatever is less hassle for you.