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Chocolatey package

Open jzabroski opened this issue 4 years ago • 10 comments

Please create a http://chocolatey.org package for this

jzabroski avatar Apr 27 '20 04:04 jzabroski

I can do this. But I am currently porting the app to WPF to support multi monitor / mutli dpi setups. There will be a chocolately package for the new release.

Phaiax avatar May 13 '20 19:05 Phaiax

I'd be happy to build a Chocolatey package for the current version if you would like. I try to "do right" by my packages. By Chocolatey.org policy and as the author, you would always retain the right to take over (or share) maintainership whenever you are ready.

teknowledgist avatar Oct 12 '21 17:10 teknowledgist

Fine for me :)

Am 12. Oktober 2021 19:09:50 MESZ schrieb teknowledgist @.***>:

I'd be happy to build a Chocolatey package for the current version if you would like. I try to "do right" by my packages. By Chocolatey.org policy and as the author, you would always retain the right to take over (or share) maintainership whenever you are ready.

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Phaiax avatar Oct 13 '21 05:10 Phaiax

Here ya' go Let me know (fairly soon) if you would like any of the information changed. (It can be changed any time, but the package version has to be incremented once a submission has been approved.)

BTW, if you can start using the "Releases" option here, I can easily make it an "automatic" package that will update when it sees that a new version is available.

teknowledgist avatar Oct 14 '21 17:10 teknowledgist

👍

Phaiax avatar Oct 15 '21 15:10 Phaiax

BTW, if you can start using the "Releases" option here, I can easily make it an "automatic" package that will update when it sees that a new version is available.

@Phaiax Have you done this already? It seems like you still put the binaries on the source code itself.

rollingmoai avatar Jul 25 '22 03:07 rollingmoai

Just FYI, but I totally missed that there was a new version for 5.5 months until the recent post reminded me to take a look. I've submitted a new Chocolatey package to the public repository for moderation, but if the binaries (or just standardized announcements) start appearing in "Releases", I can get a new package built/submitted within days of release (hours if I ever get around to running a headless updater).

teknowledgist avatar Jul 25 '22 12:07 teknowledgist

Yep, binaries inside source code are a bad idea in the first place.

rollingmoai avatar Jul 25 '22 12:07 rollingmoai

Ideally it is generated via a GitHub Action as part of generating a Release.

jzabroski avatar Jul 26 '22 23:07 jzabroski

https://github.com/marketplace/actions/chocolatey-action

jzabroski avatar Jul 26 '22 23:07 jzabroski