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Quick and easy installer and automatic updates for cross-platform dotnet applications
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Github Releases New Update #195

Closed mehmetdrnmrkt closed 10 months ago

mehmetdrnmrkt commented 10 months ago

I'm currently experimenting with a test application. With each new update, I delete the releases file and then releasify it. Something like this comes out.

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Only the features of that version are written in all releases files. Something like this;

1.0.0 RELEASES Doc 0638B9C43C6D646DF05E597FDE2F82426956A4A8 TestApp-1.0.0-full.nupkg 7376481

1.0.1 RELEASES Doc F2108A90B0B2E1EB309289888745CCDEBE23FA68 TestApp-1.0.1-full.nupkg 7376480

I didn't encounter any apparent problems. Could such use cause any problems? As for why I did this, because with each new update, the release document gets bigger and bigger.

caesay commented 10 months ago

This is correct. your RELEASES file in each GitHub release should only have the nupkg's you upload in your release. However, the way you have it currently will not support delta updates. if this is important to you, please make sure you also upload a TestApp-1.0.1-delta.nupkg with your release, and include both the -full and the -delta in your RELEASES file.