Raphaël Zumer

May be fixed by cherry-picking https://github.com/visualboyadvance-m/visualboyadvance-m/commit/4edfbeb2616acd94b00d5fbdbbde3bfc3926f4c2.

If that's really important, then please consider bundling `wget` and `unzip` builds instead, though I don't think it's necessary as they are properly documented as dependencies (in #37). I don't...

The difference is that the fetch script will always download up-to-date versions of the cores, while vendored cores would need to be updated regularly in the repository, which involves maintenance...

People should be able to rebase their change sets either way in order to move them to the "clean" history.

Have you encountered issues due to the use of nightly builds before, or is this hypothetical?

Can you please provide a reference for a case where core updates led to lost save games? Was it resolved afterwards, between stable releases? Did save states get overwritten automatically...

From what I understand/assume based on the details provided, save states were not "lost", they were simply rendered incompatible with newer versions of a certain core. In that case, rolling...

>End users won't care what the real issue was, they will be unable to load their save games. It's a huge difference! We can easily roll back to a previous...

The shell script in master right now downloads nightly builds. #37 is a port. I agree with hosting "stable" cores and other dependencies elsewhere. Another repository is of course still...

> As I mentioned in my last comment: using a separate git repository does nothing to address the problem. I agree that `git` is not a good solution to host...