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Currently, because version number is included, two steps are required: first obtaining download url of latest release using GitHub API etc, and then accessing binary.
The advantage of this is that if you want to get latest release for example, you can get it with a single link like this:
Currently, because version number is included, two steps are required: first obtaining download url of latest release using GitHub API etc, and then accessing binary.
Hi, just chiming in 👋 Great idea! I know your pain. It does not solve your problem, but I always get the Arduino resources (CLI, language server, etc. ) from the official Arduino download servers. They're just superior to GH release assets.
Describe the request
I think it would be better to remove version number from release binary name and make it a fixed name.
The advantage of this is that if you want to get latest release for example, you can get it with a single link like this:
Currently, because version number is included, two steps are required: first obtaining download url of latest release using GitHub API etc, and then accessing binary.
curl $(curl https://api.github.com/repos/arduino/arduino-cli/releases/latest | yq '.assets[] | select(.name == "*Linux_64bit.zip").browser_download_url')
Describe the current behavior
Release binaries contain version number.
Arduino CLI version
1.2.0
Operating system
N/A
Operating system version
Additional context
No response
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