- Show 'Checking brew dependencies...' spinner while running brew autoremove
- Prevents user confusion when brew cleanup takes time after uninstall
- Improves UX by providing visual feedback during dependency cleanup
CRITICAL SECURITY FIX
Enhanced the receipt file parsing in uninstall operations to prevent
accidental deletion of critical system files while maintaining deep
cleanup capabilities.
Changes:
- Tightened whitelist in find_app_receipt_files() to exclude /Users/*,
/usr/*, and /opt/* broad patterns
- Added explicit blacklist for /private/* with safe exceptions for
logs, temp files, and diagnostic data
- Integrated should_protect_path() check for additional protection
- Added file deduplication with sort -u to prevent duplicate deletions
- Removed dry-run feature from batch uninstall (unused entry point)
Path Protection:
✅ Blocked: /etc/passwd, /var/db/*, /private/etc/*, all system binaries
✅ Allowed: /Applications/*, specific /Library/* subdirs, safe /private/* paths
✅ Additional: Keychain files, system preferences via should_protect_path()
This fixes a critical security issue where parsing .bom receipt files
could result in deletion of system files like /etc/passwd and /var/db/*,
leading to system corruption and data loss.
Affects: V1.12.14 and later versions
Testing: Validated against critical system paths, all blocked correctly
- Add Homebrew cask detection and use 'brew uninstall --cask' for proper cleanup
- Add real-time progress feedback during uninstallation
- Optimize scroll performance by only redrawing visible items
- Replace Python-based Dock removal with PlistBuddy for better compatibility
- Add comprehensive tests for Homebrew functionality
Fixes#306
compatibility and cleanup improvements
- Fix field count
mismatch and base64 BSD/GNU compatibility
- Add sensitive data detection and macOS defaults cleanup
- Improve error handling and add compatibility tests
