All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
- Added a
--check
flag torokit update
to check for updates without modifying any tools (#62)
- Removed unnecessary dependencies in the automatic installer script (#67)
- Changed the
User-Agent
header that Rokit uses for download tools to be more descriptive, hopefully resolving403 Forbidden
errors (#68)
- Fixed cross-device link error when running
self-install
on Linux (#63) - Fixed issues with standard I/O streams on Unix systems (#64)
- Added a
--skip-parse
flag torokit authenticate
to skip token formatting checks
- Fixed
rokit authenticate
not correctly verifying certain GitHub tokens (#60)
- Added a new self-install mechanism to automatically install Rokit on Windows, if Rokit is launched by clicking it in the File Explorer or similar locations (#52)
- Fixed
rokit system-info
displaying Rokit as not in PATH even when it was (#50) - Fixed process group behavior on Windows that was preventing programs spawned by Rokit from exiting properly (#51)
- Added a new
--verbose
flag to CLI commands in Rokit for easier debugging when something goes wrong (#46)
- Removed warnings with additional information when searching for tool fallbacks, in favor of using the new
--verbose
flag (#46)
- Fixed Rokit erroring on first startup due to some directories not yet being created (#42)
- Fixed
selene
and other tools not being installable because their releases contain multiple archives / binaries (#45)
- Fixed artifact names with versions in them, such as
lune-0.8.6-linux-x86_64.zip
, no longer installing correctly in Rokit0.1.6
(#40)
- Fixed artifacts with names ending in
win64.zip
or similar not being detected as compatible on Windows (#39)
- Fixed tool specifications failing to parse in
foreman.toml
when using inline tables (#36) - Fixed tools not specifying architectures (such as
wally-macos.zip
) failing to install (#38)
rokit self-update
will no longer encounter an OS error on Windows systems (#33)
- Overhauled the
rokit list
subcommand to be more useful and distinct fromrokit system-info
- Improved the formatting of Rokit manifests created using
rokit init
- Fixed the "restart terminal" hint being shown after a
rokit self-install
, even if restarting isn't necessary for Rokit to function
- Fixed
tarmac
not installing correctly on non-arm systems due to its name containingarm
(#26) - Fixed OS permission errors during
rokit install
for tools that are currently running (#27) - Fixed
tarmac
not installing correctly on non-mac systems due to its name containingmac
(#28)
- Fixed nested processes (processes spawned by processes spawned by rokit) hanging on macOS
- Added an automatic retry mechanism for network requests, making installation more robust (#24)
- Rokit now falls through to system-wide installations of tools when a tool is not managed using a Rokit manifest (#25)
- Fixed zombie processes being left around on Windows (#23)
- Added warnings when tool aliases and specs fail to parse
- Fixed issues with UNC paths on Windows
- Fixed error messages being written to stdout instead of stderr (#14)
- Fixed panics for manifests with a missing tools section (#15)
- Fixed panics when running
rokit install
orrokit add
(#16) - Fixed tool links missing executable extensions on Windows (#18)
- Fixed tools installed by Rokit not being usable on Windows (#10)
Tools are now stored in a case-insensitive manner to prevent unnecessary downloading and linking of duplicate tool specifications. This means that tools in manifests that are not all lowercase may no longer work on case-sensitive filesystems. To fix this, remove the ~/.rokit/tool-storage
directory, and Rokit will re-download and install tools next time you run rokit install
.
- Fixed tool aliases being case-sensitive
- Fixed Rokit process being killed during self-update
- Fixed common tool name shortcuts in the CLI being case-sensitive
- Fixed tool storage and tool trust cache being case-sensitive
- Added new
authenticate
subcommand to add auth tokens for GitHub and future artifact providers.
- Fixed
self-install
failing to add Rokit to$PATH
if some shell configuration files don't exist. (#2)
Initial testing release