Package 'DeltaCompressionDotNet.1.1.0' does not exist in project Xxxxx (2.0.1)
khomin opened this issue · 9 comments
Squirrel version(s)
Squirrel.windows 2.0.1
Windows 10 with sdk for c++ development
Description
Not working
Steps to recreate
- type in PM: 'Install-Package Squirrel.Windows'
Expected behavior
I don't know I'm just trying this Squirrel
Actual behavior
Something doesn't work
Additional information
None
Update:
After researching i see that Squirrel supports only C# projects and without C# it is not possible to get ".nupkg"
So i have decided to write auto-updater myself
Installing Squirrel via NuGet will only work for C# projects, not C++ projects. You want to probably download the release Zip file and follow the documentation for "Squirrel for non-C# projects"
Installing Squirrel via NuGet will only work for C# projects, not C++ projects. You want to probably download the release Zip file and follow the documentation for "Squirrel for non-C# projects"
Thanks for the answer
I did it already
Unfortunately, I don't understand how this could work in C++
I'm convinced that it would be much cheaper to just write a qt updater rather than try to figure it out without proper documentation
I'm convinced that it would be much cheaper to just write a qt updater rather than try to figure it out without proper documentation
Having spent years of my life on writing an updater, I can tell you this isn't the case 😂😂😂 Good luck though!
I'm convinced that it would be much cheaper to just write a qt updater rather than try to figure it out without proper documentation
Having spent years of my life on writing an updater, I can tell you this isn't the case 😂😂😂 Good luck though!
Hi, I think you're right
Actually it works for me now
Haven't tested updates yet though
But it turned out i need an UI installer!
Hm, will it update itself
If i pack files inside \AppData\Local\MyApp - into Inno Setup?
Then Inno Setup can install it and create a link to .exe
Uh I guess technically you could do that though I'm not sure why you would, unless you have a client that demands that you display a Wizard dialog
Uh I guess technically you could do that though I'm not sure why you would, unless you have a client that demands that you display a Wizard dialog
Thank you! I will try
And another thing
I spent about a day trying to figure out what to do (I use flutter and have bad experience with .net)
Can we add a special note for cpp/flutter developers if I write one?
With tips
I have it On My List to write a dedicated Squirrel plugin for Flutter actually (https://github.com/anaisbetts/squirrel-flutter/) but the documentation for how to write these build-time tools is really sparse and Flutter kept breaking it
I have it On My List to write a dedicated Squirrel plugin for Flutter actually (https://github.com/anaisbetts/squirrel-flutter/) but the documentation for how to write these build-time tools is really sparse and Flutter kept breaking it
Hi
I'm trying around, with flutter
But i have strange out from stdout
I see 33 66 100 + json
Could you help how to obtain just json and what these number mean?
var res = await runUtil('Update.exe', [ '--checkForUpdate=https://www.myrul.net/squirrel' ]);
setState(() { _checkResult = 'code=${res.exitCode}, stdout=${res.stdout}, stderr=${res.stderr}'; });
Updated:
I discovered that these numbers are a progress report!
https://github.com/Squirrel/Squirrel.Windows/issues/1688
Correct, if you pipe this into a Stream you can get download progress but if you don't care you can just gather the entire stdout and split on "\n" and grab the last line. https://github.com/arquivolta/desktop/blob/main/lib/platform/win32/wsl.dart#L13 might help you with streaming the output if you want to try to do this