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The 'current' symlink points to the release directory right now. It should point to an actual file. So, instead, we should have a 'current' directory, with three symlinks, as follows:
current/
deb -> current .deb release file
dmg -> current .dmg release file
exe/msi -> current .msi/.exe release file
This way, users don't have to know the actual version number in order to download the appropriate release.
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Hm, so this is a little tricky. If we want to deploy archives, this is probably the way to go, but if we want to deploy directories (as in #14), then we probably just want this to point to the current release directory. Perhaps we should add an option that specifies that archives are the intended deployment target?
The 'current' symlink points to the release directory right now. It should point to an actual file. So, instead, we should have a 'current' directory, with three symlinks, as follows:
This way, users don't have to know the actual version number in order to download the appropriate release.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: