Open Ra2-IFV opened 1 month ago
I'm not sure why you define this as "wildly"? th24 is our recent work to fix some issues with the cr23 style, and there may continue to be versions marked as th24-beta until we consider th24 to be stable.
If you don't care about some of the issues with the cr23 style, you can completely ignore these th24-beta versions
I mean, the release file, naming rule, is wild Doen't follow any naming rules I know so far Also so inconvenient as no other fields matching it in Github API The project is so fucking great, runs blazing fast, no errors, but I'm really not satisfied with the *release file name*.
If you feel this is not good enough, do you have a better naming scheme for this situation?
following previous naming syntax is enough; I also mentioned Semantic Versioning
This should be harmless since I'm not asking to change branch or tag names, or the release *title*. If the project is using CI building, it's also a good practice.
The th24-beta version may still not use the previous naming scheme. As for semantic versioning, I will discuss it with Alex.
Also, Alex and I don't care about GitHub CI, which doesn't help much for the Thorium project.
Then how do you build releases? in my case CI is really helpful when building things, I can take a break while it's running xD
The windows version of Thorium is basically compiled by me on my windows or linux machine, without using GitHub CI.
GitHub CI is not really suitable for compiling a large project like Chromium.
I'm quite annoyed stucking at old version and drank an overdose of coffee, causing Tachycardia and headache, so very for being emotional and impolite :(
Agree. so slow and difficult to solve building errors. Thanks again for creating this project.
version
fromtag_name
, filter it withregex
, here's example:tag_name
M126.0.6478.231
regex
M([\\d.-]+)
version
126.0.6478.231
url
And now, it's, TOTALLY BROKEN because the artifact names becomes so *CENSORED* strange just like
thorium_Th24_BETA2_126.0.6478.251.zip
just wondering wtf is this why doing this, now there is no easy way to use theautoupdate
feature so I have to update version manually I don't know if you would change the pretty random naming rule, like using[Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/)
, if not simply close this issue