Package Windows with statically linked ONNX Runtime.
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The packaged Apple Silicon application requires macOS 26 or newer.
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Packaged executables share native `bds-core` and `bds-server` dynamic libraries. macOS and Linux link ONNX Runtime statically into `bds-core`; Windows archives carry the matching ONNX Runtime DLL plus Microsoft's DirectML redistributable and license for GPU-accelerated local embeddings. The **Install CLI** action replaces `~/.local/bin/bds-cli` with a symbolic link to the packaged CLI, so the command executes beside the same runtime libraries and always follows the package selected by the latest installation.
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Packaged executables share native `bds-core` and `bds-server` dynamic libraries and link ONNX Runtime statically into `bds-core`. Windows archives additionally carry Microsoft's DirectML redistributable and license for GPU-accelerated local embeddings. The **Install CLI** action replaces `~/.local/bin/bds-cli` with a symbolic link to the packaged CLI, so the command executes beside the same runtime libraries and always follows the package selected by the latest installation.
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Local macOS packages are ad-hoc signed without hardened runtime. A Developer ID and notarization remain optional release-channel steps for downloads that should pass Gatekeeper without a user override.
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