Consider using self update in macOS

[owenzhao]

Currently I use brew to update CMD to latest version. However, this will make CMD lost Xcode Editor's privilege every time. I have to manually add it back or it will be not available in Xcode's menu.

Self auto update can solve this. For example, Stats, another app that installed from brew as well. It is self signed, so I have to allow it to run in Settings. It has auto update so I can get the latest version and I don't need to manually launch it from Settings again.

However, apps using auto update don't leave a record in brew, so brew still thinks you are using the old version. It is OK. As brew labels those casks as auto-update and won't update them automatically, unless you use --greedy to force update.

Yes, currently I use brew update --greedy to get CMD to latest.

[gsabran]

The app should auto update. Let me check if something is not working properly

[gsabran]

There is a toast that should show in the chat view when a new version is available (it automatically installs)

And in the settings, under about, you should be able to find information about the new version

[owenzhao]

I do have seen this by CMD->Settings->About.

However, I strongly suggest you to follow the macOS design guide and add a check update button here. The common place of Mac app user to find an update.

You can replace it to you current about view as you already have it in settings.

[owenzhao]

Also please add cmd+, to open settings as well. It is the standard key for mac apps.

[gsabran]

Regarding your last comment, this is addressed in #158