Alex

@dsclassen @ikang9712 `vite` is an inferior solution, and gives off `grunt` vibes. Just from your link, it requires multiple top-level packages and tedious custom configuration, and [it has circular dependency...

[Here's a kit that allows you to automatically enable JIT](https://github.com/altstoreio/AltKit). Usage is dead-simple: ```swift import AltKit ServerManager.shared.startDiscovering() ServerManager.shared.autoconnect { result in switch result { case .failure(let error): print("Could not auto-connect...

Since implementation is so simple, you could easily support several ways of enabling JIT, and just use whichever succeeds in connecting.

Just extract the IPA, then repack it in a DEB. [This shell script does what you want](https://github.com/rullinoiz/ipa2deb).

This is caused by #1360. Please fix that for milestone 2.3.0 if possible too.

I add to this: beta versions appear to report themselves as "2.2.1 Beta", but repos list it as "2.2.1.beta.1", yielding invalid update notifications.

Any chance of an interim 2.2.1 release? There are lots of bugfixes that would be great to get without waiting for all the v2.2.1 milestones.

Not sure if the configuration option to prefer ".portable" or ".install" packages from #371 is applicable here, but hypothetically if more than two options (or an arbitrary number of options)...

I could be wrong, but I don't think `Install-ChocolateyZipPackage` currently supports installing local archives, although it can do checksums.

Chocolatey vets packages, whereas sourceforge/oracle/whoever are free to bundle junkware. The Windows software ecosystem is sick, and this happens disturbingly often. Someone running chocolatey as Administrator has to trust chocolatey,...