In macos, when a user clicks a Linear URI with the https scheme, they are directed to a browser Linear session.
Correct behavior on macos would be to open the local macos Linear app instead.
To fix this, update the file:
https://linear.app/.well-known/apple-app-site-association
to include appIDs for the Linear macos app container:
"appIDs": [ "XN94N9AMD4.com.openai.chat.enterprise", "2DC432GLL2.com.openai.chat" ],
"components": [
{
"#": "no_universal_links",
"exclude": true,
"comment": "Matches any URL with a fragment that equals no_universal_links and instructs the system not to open it as a universal link."
},
{
"/": "/share/*",
"comment": "Matches shared links."
},
{
This will enable links like https://linear.app/whatever to open in the local macos Linear app.
To reproduce in macos:
open "https://linear.app/whatever"
The default browser will open to the Linear web app.
Desired behavior:
open "https://linear.app/whatever"
Will open the local Linear instance (and save you guys a bit of money in hosting costs, since user will be using local copy instead of served web content).
A good example can be found by looking at chatgpt.com's file and trying the same behavior.
In macos, when a user clicks a Linear URI with the
httpsscheme, they are directed to a browser Linear session.Correct behavior on macos would be to open the local macos Linear app instead.
To fix this, update the file:
https://linear.app/.well-known/apple-app-site-association
to include appIDs for the Linear macos app container:
This will enable links like
https://linear.app/whateverto open in the local macos Linear app.To reproduce in macos:
The default browser will open to the Linear web app.
Desired behavior:
Will open the local Linear instance (and save you guys a bit of money in hosting costs, since user will be using local copy instead of served web content).
A good example can be found by looking at chatgpt.com's file and trying the same behavior.