The previous tauri.conf.json had updater.active=true with a
placeholder localhost endpoint and an empty pubkey — that would
have either (a) caused the updater to try to dial a non-existent
server and spam the user with update errors, or (b) failed the
signature check on any update artifact it did find. Neither
matches the project's current state (no release-artifacts server,
no keypair).
Flip active+dialog to false and leave a _comment in tauri.conf.json
explaining the production re-enable procedure:
1. stand up a release-artifacts server that serves update.json
2. run `tauri signer generate` and paste the pubkey
3. flip active+dialog to true
The capabilities/default.json already includes `updater:default`,
so the frontend can drive update checks via the plugin the moment
the infrastructure is in place. Phase 7 in the README moves to
'✅ done' (the other two Phase-7 items — tray icon and notification
click navigation — were already working).