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Commits on Apr 15, 2026

  1. Add initial Casdoor adapter implementation 

    This commit introduces the Casdoor adapter with the following key components:
- **Configuration**: Added `AdapterConfig` struct to manage environment variables and configuration settings.
- **Crypto Functions**: Implemented RSA encryption and token generation functions in `crypto.rs`.
- **Handlers**: Created HTTP handlers for OAuth sign-in, callback processing, and user information retrieval in `handlers.rs`.
- **State Management**: Established `AppState` to manage application state, including pending sessions and user tokens.
- **Environment Setup**: Added `.env.example` for environment variable configuration and `Cargo.toml` for dependency management.
- **Main Entry Point**: Implemented the main function to initialize the application and set up routing.

This foundational setup enables integration with Casdoor for authentication and user management, laying the groundwork for further development.

Release Notes:
- Initial implementation of Casdoor adapter with OAuth support and user management features.
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  2. Add team settings configuration file 

    This commit introduces a new `team-settings.json` file that contains various configuration options for team settings, including AI features, title bar visibility, panel button configurations, editor toolbar settings, and Git integration preferences. The settings are designed to enhance user experience by allowing customization of the application interface and functionality.

Release Notes:
- Added comprehensive team settings configuration for improved customization.
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  3. Add internal release workflow for multi-platform builds 

    This commit introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow for internal releases, allowing for automated builds across macOS, Linux, and Windows platforms. The workflow is triggered by pushing tags matching the pattern `r*` or can be run manually. It includes steps for bundling applications for different architectures, setting release channels, and uploading artifacts.

Key features:
- Supports macOS aarch64 and x86_64 builds with code signing and notarization options.
- Includes Linux x86_64 and aarch64 builds with system dependency installation.
- Windows builds for both x86_64 and aarch64 architectures, with options to skip code-signing checks.

Release Notes:
- Added comprehensive internal release workflow for streamlined multi-platform builds.
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