How to match a repo with mixed release zip names?

[rhysm94]

Hi there!

I'm looking at using ubi with mise to install some tooling in my iOS project.

I've figured out how to get it to install an older version of Sourcery which has a release with only one zip file – Sourcery-2.0.1.zip. More recent versions of Sourcery have also started to be built for platforms other than macOS, meaning newer releases offer the following options:

• sourcery-2.2.5-ubuntu-22.04.4-lts-jammy-x86_64.tar.xz
• sourcery-2.2.5.artifactbundle.zip
• sourcery-2.2.5.zip

I know that sourcery-2.2.5.zip is the macOS release, but I can't figure out how to force this to be selected. When I try to install using the following command:

./ubi -p https://github.com/krzysztofzablocki/Sourcery -e sourcery --debug

I get the error:

[ubi][ERROR] could not find a release for this OS (macos) from sourcery-2.2.5-ubuntu-22.04.4-lts-jammy-x86_64.tar.xz, sourcery-2.2.5.artifactbundle.zip, sourcery-2.2.5.zip

Is there a way to force ubi to download that sourcery-2.2.5.zip release bundle?

Thanks!

[autarch]

The way --matching works is just to filter out multiple options after the OS and arch filtering. It's not a way to just select an arbitrary file.

I don't think there's a good way for ubi to handle this case. Honestly, I think the Sourcery project should adopt a more consistent release file naming scheme.