Macos app bundle has generic name

[andrewdavidmackenzie]

I use cargo bundle to create bundles in GH Releases for my app and it works great.

I use this meta-data:

# For creation of OS bundles
[package.metadata.bundle]
identifier = "meshchat.mackenzie-serres.net"
icon = ["assets/images/icon.png", "assets/images/icon.ico"]
resources = ["assets"]
category = "public.app-category.social-networking" # would prefer to find a better category
short_description = "An application for chatting on the Meshtastic LoRa MESH via connected Bluetooth LE radios"
osx_frameworks = []
osx_minimum_system_version = "10.11"
#osx_url_schemes = ""
osx_info_plist_exts = ["assets/plist_exts/bluetooth.txt"]
deb_depends = ["openssl-devel", "libdbus-sys"]

And it generates these bundles for me in GH Release 2.1 :

(I assume the 0.2.0 and 0.2.1 discrepancy is pilot error on my part, I'll check)

I was looking at an auto-update (self_update) framework for my app, and that made me realize that the bundle created for mac meshchat.app.zip has a very generic name and unlike the other bundles created:

• doesn't include the version number in the name (not a big deal for me)
• doesn't include the target architecture it was build for (I checked the file included and it is a meshchat: Mach-O 64-bit executable arm64)

and hence the update framework looking for it doesn't find it:
[ERROR] ReleaseError: No asset found for target: aarch64-apple-darwin``

Is there any way I can request it to add the architecture/target, and maybe the version, to the filename for the macOS bundle?

Thanks