It runs on both my Intel and Apple silicon Macs. 👍🏼
If anyone's inclined to help by doing a quick sanity check; can you download the binary for your platform here: https://github.com/AdamISZ/aut-ct/releases/tag/v0.0.2 and then unzip/untar and run ./autct --help to see if it runs OK? Thanks. The main platform I'd like to hear about is Mac; I can't try running that binary myself. Ubuntu latest, Debian12 and Windows 10 seem to be fine (but Ubuntu 20.04 doesn't seem to work). Suggestions welcome, thanks!
Discussion
Cheers
check your system for malware, and be aware such scams!
It wasn't built on my system; it was built on github's continuous deployment infrastructure (so basically on a VM spun up by github).
Which itself is a cause for reflection: suppose I gpg sign a binary built using this workflow, I myself am not in control of the build environment, so should I sign that? Even if it seems ridiculously unlikely that github controlled VM would insert something?
Probably should have people just build themselves (which is relatively painless with Rust, at least on Linux and Mac) and not even distribute binaries - it's a command line tool after all... As for Windows, it isn't very surprising that they false positive stuff, heck, even when they don't flag malware, they make it very hard to run random binaries.