Releases: houseabsolute/ubi
Releases · houseabsolute/ubi
v0.0.11
- Improved handling of urls passed to
--project
so any path that contains an org/user and repo works. For examplehttps://github.com/houseabsolute/precious/releases
andhttps://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep/pull/2049
will now work. - All Linux binaries are now compiled with musl statically linked instead of dynamically linking glibc. This should increase portability.
- The Linux ARM target is now just "arm" instead of "armv7", without hard floats ("hf"). This should make the ARM binary more portable.
v0.0.10
- Fixed releases for Linux ARM64 and ARM 32-bit. The 32-bit release was getting uploaded as aarch64.
v0.0.9
- This release includes native binaries for Linux ARM64 and ARM (32-bit).
- Edit: these are busted. Use v0.0.10 instead.
- Added a new flag,
--matching
, which can be used to pick a specific release file when there are multiple matching options for your OS and CPU architecture. Based on PR #18 from Marco Fontani. Fixes #17. - When there multiple matches and
--matching
is not given, the same release file will always be picked. Previously this was not guaranteed. - Improved filtering of 32-bit executables when running on 64-bit machines.
v0.0.8
v0.0.7
- Include "x64" as a match for the
x86_64
architecture.
v0.0.6
- Changed CPU architecture matching to be stricter based on the current platform's CPU.
- Changed file extension mapping to work of an allowed list of extensions. This is stricter than the previous check, which just filtered out a few things like
.deb
and.rpm
.
v0.0.5
- Include s390 and s390x in possible arch list. This also fixes a bug where that arch might be used when running
ubi
on any platform. - Ignore
.deb
and.rpm
files. - Look for multiple valid files to download and prefer 64-bit binaries on 64-bit CPUs.
v0.0.4
- Add support for releases which are either the bare executable or a gzipped executable, like rust-analyzer.
v0.0.3
- Update tokio and other async deps to avoid panics and eliminate deprecated net2 crate from dep tree.