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[Feature] Update function for the non Store Version #185
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sounds great accepted |
collecting ideas for this feature we had also a couple of here #4 e.g. steam makes it even in background, asking then for restart, installs itselfs after restart (you can vote the update and see many informations, maybe too much) e.g. teamspeak is asking, then ask for rights, then shows a update windows and restarts |
First would be enough that there is a message that a new version is on GitHub. An give a link to the release page. In the second step we could make it like you write it's done by steam. |
yes is a good idea to start with a small info and later we can improve, @topeterk made something similar in his main project there we would have template |
notepad++ also nice example also a nice project is https://github.com/ravibpatel/AutoUpdater.NET which we can not use because we have .net core 3.1 but basically such updater download a installer/updater which executes the update |
https://github.com/ravibpatel/AutoUpdater.NET can be added now with .net 6. |
For the new Xamarin front end of the HitCounterManager I am currently starting a timer on the application start that will check for updates in the background, so i starts up quickly and after the online data was fetched I then notify the user that there is a new version and just print (as noted above already) some notes about the new release and a link to get it. (This only runs if the users wants to have this online check, so one hast to opt-in to get this behavior. This might also work for STM, the icon could change with a explamation mark or a earth symbol (most commen for "internet") or anything similar, so the user doesn't get a message box out of nowhere. Or creating a balloon tip (if this still exists in Win11) when the menu gets open. Or just send a notification to the windows notification center that an update is available (as you might know when a mail arrives or windows tells you to run the next update) |
Thank you @topeterk for your preliminary work in the hitcounter manager! Can also be manual triggered here If there is a new version, it looks like this: If you have the latest version and trigger it manual via contextmenu then you get a message like this: |
It would be nice, if I have an update function (or only show me if there is a new version on github).
Thanks.
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