Releases: Vampire/setup-wsl
Releases · Vampire/setup-wsl
v1.3.6
v1.3.5
Highlights
- Usages of the deprecated wslconfig in newer Windows versions is replaced by usage of wsl.exe where possible
- Downloaded archives can now also be expanded on older PowerShell versions
Details
v1.3.4
v1.3.3
Highlights
- Adapted to installer file and distribution renaming for Ubuntu 22.04
Details
- Add argument names to exec calls [c73fc0b]
- Remove superfluous semicolons [dfda5cc]
- Output installed WSL distributions when trying to use one and debug is enabled [57b39bc]
- Adapt to installer file and distribution renaming for Ubuntu 22.04 [6ae2757]
- Only reuse restored distribution directory if installer file is still the same [06354bb]
v1.3.2
v1.3.1
Set default WSL version only if supported [1254a2c]
v1.3.0
Highlights
- Support for Ubuntu 22.04
Details
- Add support for Ubuntu 22.04 (#33) [37e79dc]
- Add action typing declaration [af60221]
- Mention native support in the github-actions-kotlin-dsl [9482398]
v1.2.1
v1.2.0
Highlights
- Adaption to changes in the Ubuntu 20.04 distribution (#17)
- More robust download URL determination and openSUSE package refresh
- Convenient way to configure /etc/wsl.conf (#7)
Details
- Test each distribution once without cached distribution directory (#17) [9778c76]
- Do not add distribution directory to cache if installer file was not found (#17) [af4187c]
- Separate wsl id from user id for distributions (#17) [6728b86]
- Update installer file and wsl id for Ubuntu 20.04 (#17) [9559e80]
- Retry up to 4 times to get the download URL dynamically [6a5a6b8]
- Retry up to 4 times to refresh openSUSE packages [fb56596]
- Add possibility to configure /etc/wsl.conf conveniently (#7) [d8d69ee]