fix: macos autoupdate flow #1979
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This removes macOS-specific code paths and replaces them with one unified logic for all three platforms (Windows/macOS/AppImage). It also fixes a bug where tray dissapears due to GC (it only worked because we had reference in ctx, but it could breat at any time)
This does not block main process nor interrupt user in any way. Notification can be safely ignored, in which case the update will be installed on exit.
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This PR fixes auto-update flow on macOS, which seems to have had a regression since v0.18.x (see electron-userland/electron-builder#6390)
macOS: 👉 if you are experiencing the infinite update dialog asking to "Restart" over and over again → please manually update to the latest version (
>=0.19.2)Sadly, this is not something we can fix automatically because old versions had macOS-specific autoupdate rules which disabled lazy upgrade on quit. This PR removes OS-specific code paths which should be less prone to regressions in the future.