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This PR was opened by the Changesets release GitHub action. When you're ready to do a release, you can merge this and the packages will be published to npm automatically. If you're not ready to do a release yet, that's fine, whenever you add more changesets to main, this PR will be updated.

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@oniroproject/oniro-app@0.11.0

Minor Changes

  • ee2715c: Add HarmonyOS support alongside OpenHarmony.

    A project is HarmonyOS when its product declares runtimeOS: "HarmonyOS" in
    build-profile.json5, as DevEco Studio writes. Every other project is OpenHarmony
    and behaves exactly as before, offline signing included.

    • oniro-app auth login|logout|status|team list — sign in to a Huawei developer
      account. The token is stored encrypted under ONIRO_HARMONYOS_AUTH_DIR.
    • oniro-app sign --harmonyos — AppGallery Connect issues a debug certificate and
      profile, and the encrypted signingConfig is merged into build-profile.json5.
      Still-valid material is reused; --force regenerates. No device needs to be
      attached when the team already has devices registered. The certificate is named
      oniro_debug_<team>.cer, so it coexists with DevEco Studio's own.
    • oniro-app build builds HarmonyOS projects against the HarmonyOS SDK
      (DEVECO_SDK_HOME), with that install's hvigor and ohpm.
    • oniro-app create --template HarmonyOSApp scaffolds a HarmonyOS project.
    • The HarmonyOS SDK is found in DevEco Studio's default location, at the
      command-line-tools path when those are the HarmonyOS edition, or at
      ONIRO_HARMONYOS_SDK_PATH. It cannot be downloaded the way the OpenHarmony SDK
      can, so nothing is fetched.

    HarmonyOS signing calls private AppGallery Connect APIs and needs a Huawei developer
    account that is real-name verified or has accepted the HUAWEI Developer Basic
    Service Agreement. Accounts from every Huawei region work — calls go to the
    account's own region, as in DevEco Studio — whereas Huawei's own CLI accepts only
    Chinese-mainland accounts. Parts of packages/core/src/harmonyos/ are adapted from
    the MIT-licensed openharmony-sig/deveco-cli; see
    packages/core/src/harmonyos/NOTICE.md.

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [ee2715c]
    • @oniroproject/core@0.11.0

@oniroproject/core@0.11.0

Minor Changes

  • ee2715c: Add HarmonyOS support alongside OpenHarmony.

    A project is HarmonyOS when its product declares runtimeOS: "HarmonyOS" in
    build-profile.json5, as DevEco Studio writes. Every other project is OpenHarmony
    and behaves exactly as before, offline signing included.

    • oniro-app auth login|logout|status|team list — sign in to a Huawei developer
      account. The token is stored encrypted under ONIRO_HARMONYOS_AUTH_DIR.
    • oniro-app sign --harmonyos — AppGallery Connect issues a debug certificate and
      profile, and the encrypted signingConfig is merged into build-profile.json5.
      Still-valid material is reused; --force regenerates. No device needs to be
      attached when the team already has devices registered. The certificate is named
      oniro_debug_<team>.cer, so it coexists with DevEco Studio's own.
    • oniro-app build builds HarmonyOS projects against the HarmonyOS SDK
      (DEVECO_SDK_HOME), with that install's hvigor and ohpm.
    • oniro-app create --template HarmonyOSApp scaffolds a HarmonyOS project.
    • The HarmonyOS SDK is found in DevEco Studio's default location, at the
      command-line-tools path when those are the HarmonyOS edition, or at
      ONIRO_HARMONYOS_SDK_PATH. It cannot be downloaded the way the OpenHarmony SDK
      can, so nothing is fetched.

    HarmonyOS signing calls private AppGallery Connect APIs and needs a Huawei developer
    account that is real-name verified or has accepted the HUAWEI Developer Basic
    Service Agreement. Accounts from every Huawei region work — calls go to the
    account's own region, as in DevEco Studio — whereas Huawei's own CLI accepts only
    Chinese-mainland accounts. Parts of packages/core/src/harmonyos/ are adapted from
    the MIT-licensed openharmony-sig/deveco-cli; see
    packages/core/src/harmonyos/NOTICE.md.

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