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guinget Version 0.3.0.1 Beta Changelog
Released on 3/19/2022 (MM/DD/YYYY).
Didn't think v0.4 would take as long as it has, so I decided to port a few specific changes to v0.3.0.1 so people can benefit from them in the meantime. Here are some highlights:
Action
column's dropdowns due to them being difficult to keep in v0.4 with its enhanced efficiency ("Thou art too slow to exist alongside me, you mere mortals", I guess)Action
column to get used to how it works in v0.4 (if desired) is available, but it's off by default due to wonkiness related to dropdownsRelease
configuration to reduce memory usageYou can find the full changelog below.
Please be sure to read the Readme included with this version of guinget or online as it has important info. Also refer to the System Requirements.
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Hashes
You can use Windows PowerShell to confirm the hash of the main guinget EXE file by running
Get-FileHash .\guinget.exe -Algorithm SHA256
in the folder you extracted the archive to and comparing the output to my sums listed below. HowToGeek has a nice article on this, but the Windows section is a bit further down on the page.The PowerShell method can be used for all files listed below, though you'll have to switch out the filenames.
SHA-256 sum for "guinget_v0.3.0.1-beta.exe", which is the installer attached to this release:
Not sure yet...
SHA-256 sum for "guinget.exe" in the archive:
3D83383F2929431A9E2D1D016940834BEAF5BF6B6847867218BC2372F1C25904
These SHA-256 sums are for the libraries. Figured it would be a good idea to list them all out. I got this list by running
Get-ChildItem -Path .\lib -Recurse -Filter *.dll | Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256
in the archive's root folder. Here's how I learned to do it recursively: https://shellgeek.com/get-md5-checksum-or-sha-checksum-for-file-in-powershell/#Get-FileHash_Recursive_for_filesAdded
Deprecation notices
section, there's a new checkbox in theOptions
windowPackage List + Details
tab that'll let you single-click in theAction
column to open the package context menu instead of having to use the dropdowns, which will be removed in v0.4 since it was difficult to keep them with significant efficiency improvements. It's off by default due to wonkiness related to slowly clicking multiple times and causing the dropdown to activate along with showing the context menu. You can turn it on by navigating toTools>Options...>Package List + Details
and checking theShow Action column context menu when single-clicking one of the cells in that column
checkbox.Fixed
Changed
Release
configuration. This appears to decrease memory usage significantly (at least 20 MB when loading the package list, probably more), even though I didn't think it would help much because the filesize was barely any smaller, and so I didn't use it until now.Experimental
tab.DrewNaylor
folder in the Start menu due to the removal of the space in my name so it looks more like I'm a serious developer than just... my name going, "Hello!" like Michael Rosen when you open the Start menu.YamlDotNet
has been updated to version 11.2.1.Microsoft.Data.Sqlite
andMicrosoft.Data.Sqlite.Core
have been updated to version 6.0.3.SQLitePCLRaw.bundle_e_sqlite3
,SQLitePCLRaw.core
,SQLitePCLRaw.lib.e_sqlite3
, andSQLitePCLRaw.provider.dynamic_cdecl
have been updated to version 2.0.7.System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Unsafe
has been updated to version 6.0.0.Deprecation notices
Action
column are deprecated in this version and will be removed in v0.4 since it was difficult to keep them with efficiency improvements. As a result, there's a new option in theOptions
windowPackage List + Details
tab that'll let you single-click in theAction
column to open the package context menu instead of having to double-click if you want to get used to how v0.4 will be. This is off by default, as it's kinda wonky with dropdown columns. Please see the related content in theAdded
section for more information.This discussion was created from the release Version 0.3.0.1 Beta.
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