id       = "tower"
name     = "Tower"
homepage = "https://www.git-tower.com"
description = "The most powerful Git client for Mac and Windows, used by over 100,000 developers and designers."
# SimpleIcons' Tower is git-tower.com's mark.
icon     = "SimpleIcons:tower"
# `gittower` is the command-line tool Tower installs; the Homebrew cask `tower`
# links it out of the bundle ("$APPDIR/Tower.app/Contents/MacOS/gittower").
executables   = ["gittower"]
# Tower has a Windows build too, but only the macOS locations below were
# verified, so the entry claims macOS alone rather than guessing.
platforms = ["macos"]

[dotfiles]

# One entry for what the application list spells as three: `tower`, `tower-2`
# and `tower-3` are the same Git client's successive major versions, and the
# number is part of the identifier rather than of the product name — today's
# Tower 17 still writes com.fournova.Tower3. The Homebrew cask's `zap trash:`
# already treats them as one family, globbing the version out:
#   ~/Library/Application Support/com.fournova.Tower*
#   ~/Library/Preferences/com.fournova.Tower*.plist
#   ~/Library/Caches/com.fournova.Tower*
#   ~/Library/Saved Application State/com.fournova.Tower*.savedState
# so the same glob is used here and covers whichever generation is installed.
paths = [
  "[appData]/com.fournova.Tower*/",
  "[preferences]/com.fournova.Tower*.plist",
]

# The cask's cache and crash-reporter directories
# (~/Library/Caches/com.fournova.Tower*, ~/Library/HTTPStorages/…,
# ~/Library/Caches/com.plausiblelabs.crashreporter.data/…) are all outside the
# two paths above, so there is nothing to carve out of what is listed.

# Not marked secret, but worth knowing what is in there: the support directory
# is Tower's own — the repository bookmarks and their absolute paths, the
# services (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket) the user connected, the custom
# workflows. Tower's hosting-service accounts and SSH key passphrases go to the
# macOS Keychain rather than to a file under the home directory, which is the
# subject of its own "Using and Managing SSH Keys" guide. No file among the
# paths above is a credential end to end.
secret = []

# No machine_lines: the preferences are a binary property list and the support
# directory's bookmark store is a database, neither of which prefix nor
# key_path matching can read. The machine-local part of it is the list of
# repository paths on this Mac; a consumer that can read those formats should
# drop them itself.