Releases: layday/instawow
Releases · layday/instawow
v1.4.5
v1.4.4
v1.4.3
v1.4.2
- Transitioned to an internal slug map for CurseForge
to avoid interacting with the CurseForge website (see #23).
Slugs are scraped from the CurseForge API once daily.
The downside to this is that you will only be able
to install newly-created add-ons from numeric IDs
for a period of up to twenty-four hours. - Fixed a number of veeeeery minor concurrency bugs.
v1.4.0
In this release:
- A new
reconcile
command will
attempt to match add-ons that were not installed by instawow
with add-ons available from sources. - The WeakAuras updater has been sped up and a new
weakauras-companion-autopdate
variant of the add-on was added
which is rebuilt on everyupdate
. - instawow is more eclectic about what it extracts from
downloaded zips and will discard top-level files and resource forks. - BBCode is stripped from WoWInterface add-on descriptions.
Side-effects may include complete loss of descriptions. - Installing and updating add-ons from CurseForge was made faster
by extracing project IDs from the desktop client's protocol handler
response thing whatever. It's faster. - New commands have been added to update and display the
configuration and the configuration UX has been improved
with path completion on all platforms.
v1.3.2
v1.3.1
v1.3.0
In this release:
- The configuration format was changed to JSON.
- instawow will install classic versions of add-ons from CurseForge and Tukui
based off of a newgame_flavour
setting. Thecurse+classic
specifier has been
removed and you will need to reinstall CurseForge add-ons
using the unqualifiedcurse
word (tee-hee) to receive updates. - Resolvers can make batch requests.
- The
update
command no longer acceptsstrategy
changes. list-uncontrolled
has been removed and its function subsumed
under the newlist-folders
command.- The BitBar plug-in for macOS has been removed.