Releases: houseabsolute/ubi
Releases · houseabsolute/ubi
v0.2.2
v0.2.1
- When running on Linux,
ubi
now checks to see if the platform is usingmusl
and will prefer a release artifact with "musl" in the name. Previously, it would usually pick a glibc artifact if there were multiple artifacts that matched the platform OS and architecture, which would not work on musl-based platforms like Alpine Linux. Reported by @burner. GH #70. - Fixed a bug in the handling of release artifact names with version numbers in them that look like extensions. This caused
ubi
to fail when trying to installshfmt
3.10.0, and probably many other tools. Reported by @jimeh (Jim Myhrberg). GH #67. - Work around release artifacts that put the platform name after a period, so it looks like an extension. This is the case with
direnv
, at least with the v2.35.0 release, which has releast artifacts like "direnv.linux-amd64". Reported by @jimeh (Jim Myhrberg). GH #67.
v0.1.1
- Fix documentation links to link to the library docs, not the CLI docs.
v0.1.0
- UBI can now be used as a library. See the
ubi
docs on docs.rs for more details.
v0.0.32
- Fix support for plain
.tar
files with no compression. - Fix handling of files with a version in the filename and no extension, like
shfmt_v3.8.0_linux_arm64
. This was fixed before but I broke it in the 0.0.31 release.
v0.0.31
- Added support for the
.bz2
and.tar.bz2
file extensions.
v0.0.30
- When a project's releases contain a mix of file names with and without an architecture,
ubi
will try one of the no-architecture names if it doesn't find any matches for the current architecture. An example of this is theyt-dlp/yt-dlp
project, which has releases namedyt-dlp_linux
andyt-dlp_linux_aarch64
. ubi
is now always compiled withrustls
, instead of usingopenssl
on some platforms.
v0.0.29
- If there is only one match for the platform's OS and the release filename has no architecture in it,
ubi
will now pick that one (and hope that it works). This fixes an issue reported by @krisan. GH #48. - As of this release there are no longer binaries built for MIPS on Linux. These targets have been demoted to tier 3 support by the Rust compiler.
v0.0.28
- Fixed a bug with tarballs that use the GNU sparse format. Such tarballs were not extracted properly, leading to the extracted executable being garbled. This was an issue with the macOS x86-64 release of ubi, which broke the
--self-upgrade
flag on that platform. Reported by Olaf Alders. GH #45.