Closed meienberger closed 5 months ago
The recent changes focus on streamlining the update process and enriching API interactions. Key updates involve removing outdated dependencies, introducing new release management utilities, and enhancing API client configurations. A dedicated release
module consolidates version control functions for improved software update handling.
File Path | Change Summary |
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src/commands/update.rs |
Removed outdated dependencies and added new release management utilities. |
src/utils/api.rs |
Made create_client() public and configured user agent settings. |
src/utils/mod.rs and src/utils/release.rs |
Introduced a release module for centralized software update management. |
🐰✨ Oh hark! A change, a shift, a tweak, In code where bytes and logic speak. New paths we pave, old ones we close, With every line, our purpose grows. Spin the wheel, update the tale, In software seas, we set the sail! 🚀 🐰✨
src/commands/update.rs (5)
`23-33`: The error handling in the version fetching logic is well-implemented, providing clear user feedback in case of failures. --- `46-49`: Good implementation of error handling when fetching all releases. The spinner's fail message and the subsequent clean-up with `spin.finish()` are appropriate. --- `59-65`: The logic to find the specific release based on the `wanted_version` is clear and well-handled, including appropriate user feedback if the version is not found. --- `73-79`: The error handling for the download operation is consistent with other parts of the code, using the spinner effectively to communicate success or failure. --- `125-125`: The final output using `ConsoleBox` is a nice touch, providing a user-friendly summary of the update process. However, ensure that the information about the project being written in TypeScript is accurate as it might confuse users if the project is primarily in Rust.
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