Closed ModokiMokona closed 5 years ago
Can you run the program from the command line, try to update and post the output?
Sure:
I've been having this same issue for awhile now. It began several updates ago but I just started to get the releases from github instead.
After some googling it looks like the class I used for performing the checksum on downloaded updates isn't by default part of java version 9 or above.
Until I putout an update you should by able to fix this by starting ripme with java --add-modules java.xml.bind -jar ripme.jar
same here on macbook pro has been several updates that i have to come here to download new version delete old.
In the rederenced PR I changed the updater so it no longer uses HexBinaryAdapter, and it will be changed for the 1.7.70 release (You'll still have to download that release manually however)
I put out the 1.7.70 release
Expected Behavior
RipMe downloads the newest version and performs the update automatically.
Actual Behavior
File "ripme.jar.update" is downloaded, but the program still displays the "Downloading new version..." message. The only way to perform the update is by manually downloading the new version.