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@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ If newer version than itself is detected, it downloads released binary from GitH
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- Retrieve the proper binary for the OS and arch where the binary is running
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- Update the binary with rollback support on failure
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- Tested on Linux, macOS and Windows (using Travis CI and AppVeyor)
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- Many archive and compression formats are supported (zip, gzip, tar)
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- Many archive and compression formats are supported (zip, tar, gzip, xzip)
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And small wrapper CLIs are provided:
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@ -169,7 +169,7 @@ You need to put the binaries with the following format.
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`{cmd}` is a name of command.
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`{goos}` and `{goarch}` are the platform and the arch type of the binary.
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`{.ext}` is a file extension. go-github-selfupdate supports `.zip`, `.gzip` and `.tar.gz`.
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`{.ext}` is a file extension. go-github-selfupdate supports `.zip`, `.gzip`, `.tar.gz` and `.tar.xz`.
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You can also use blank and it means binary is not compressed.
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If you compress binary, uncompressed directory or file must contain the executable named `{cmd}`.
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- `foo-bar_linux_amd64` (executable)
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- `foo-bar_linux_amd64.zip` (zip file containing `foo-bar`)
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- `foo-bar_linux_amd64.tar.gz` (tar file containing `foo-bar`)
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- `foo-bar_linux_amd64.gzip` (gzip file of the executable `foo-bar`)
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- `foo-bar_linux_amd64.xz` (xzip file of the executable `foo-bar`)
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- `foo-bar-linux-amd64.tar.gz` (`-` is also ok for separator)
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To archive the executable directly on Windows, `.exe` can be added before file extension like
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- Retrieve the proper binary for the OS and arch where the binary is running
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- Update the binary with rollback support on failure
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- Tested on Linux, macOS and Windows
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- Many archive and compression formats are supported (zip, gzip, tar)
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- Many archive and compression formats are supported (zip, gzip, xzip, tar)
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There are some naming rules. Please read following links.
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return nil, fmt.Errorf("File '%s' for the command is not found in %s", cmd, url)
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}
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// UncompressCommand uncompresses the given source. Archive and compression format is automatically detected from 'url' parameter, which represents the URL of asset. This returns a reader for the uncompressed command given by 'cmd'.
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// UncompressCommand uncompresses the given source. Archive and compression format is
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// automatically detected from 'url' parameter, which represents the URL of asset.
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// This returns a reader for the uncompressed command given by 'cmd'. '.zip',
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// '.tar.gz', '.tar.xz', '.gz' and '.xz' are supported.
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func UncompressCommand(src io.Reader, url, cmd string) (io.Reader, error) {
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if strings.HasSuffix(url, ".zip") {
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log.Println("Uncompressing zip file", url)
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