The major gimmick of HexWalk is the ability is to use binwalk, not only on Windows, but in a pleasant GUI interface. There are many HEX editors available for Windows, but aforementioned binwalk is a key advantage of HexWalk
As Windows users will need to install binwalk binaries anyway to get HexWalk's binwalk running, it doesn't really make sense to have to clone the repo AND download the release. Ideally just 1 action should be required. Additionally, a novice user may get confused as to why compiled HexWalk keeps on loading infinitely even though it is fully compiled.
Therefore I suggest adding binwalk_windows folder to Windows_X64 releases (in CI/CD pipeline)
The major gimmick of HexWalk is the ability is to use binwalk, not only on Windows, but in a pleasant GUI interface. There are many HEX editors available for Windows, but aforementioned binwalk is a key advantage of HexWalk
As Windows users will need to install binwalk binaries anyway to get HexWalk's binwalk running, it doesn't really make sense to have to clone the repo AND download the release. Ideally just 1 action should be required. Additionally, a novice user may get confused as to why compiled HexWalk keeps on loading infinitely even though it is fully compiled.
Therefore I suggest adding
binwalk_windows
folder to Windows_X64 releases (in CI/CD pipeline)