Releases: hkdb/app
v0.13
v0.12
- Fixed .app_profile logic in getapp.sh
- Aligned UX between binary (getapp.sh/updateapp.sh) and compile (install.sh and update.sh) installation
- Removed redundant header from
app -m app update
- Added latest version check to
app -m app update
so that it doesn't update when not needed - Added copy button and latest release version to site
To upgrade from:
>= v0.11:
app -m app update
<= v0.10:
bash <(curl -sL https://hkdb.github.io/app/getapp.sh)
v0.11
- Changed bash scripts headers to allow for ./ execution on FreeBSD
- Added Update script for easy installation with less dependencies
- Implemented self-update app -m app update
- Launched https://hkdb.github.io/app
To upgrade to this release, you must still do it the old way:
- cd back into the repo whereever you put it.
~/.config/app
if you took my recommendation git pull
- git checkout v0.11
./update.sh
# FreeBSD requires bash to be installed
After you upgrade to v0.11, you will be able to update app from then on without compiling and can just simply run:
app -m app update
Or, you can just do a fresh install with a single command:
bash <(curl -sL https://hkdb.github.io/app/getapp.sh)
The install script doesn't touch your existing repo or ~/.config/app
directory. So it's safe to do.
v0.10
v0.09
-
Fixed brew and flatpak restore - Thanks to @RichardFevrier
-
Fixed default enabled values to avoid errors on first launch - Thanks to @RichardFevrier
-
Output history in alphabetical order by default and allow users to use the -raw flag to output history in the order packages were installed
-
Fixed -y behavior for flatpak
-
Development Feature: Added pre-commit linter - Thanks to @RicherFevrier
-
Development Feature: Auto-compile binaries on release in preparation for better distribution/installation solution - Thanks to @RicherFevrier
See how to UPGRADE
v0.08
v0.07
v0.06
v0.05
v0.04
- Allow for debian packages with a . in the name (ie. containerd.io or docker.io)
- Added go/pip/cargo to dist-upgrade all for Debian based distros
- Fixed UrlCheck to allow for installing cargo packages with short package names
- Updated app help to reflect go, pip, and cargo
See how to UPGRADE