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0.2.0 - 2024-09-02

  • For this release, the library and CLI code have been split into two crates. The library code now has fewer dependencies, as there were a few dependencies that were only needed for the CLI code, notably clap, fern, and tokio.

0.1.2 - 2024-08-31

  • Added several cargo features to control which crates reqwest uses for TLS. The features are:

    • rustls-tls (enabled by default) — enables the rustls-tls feature for the reqwest crate.
    • rustls-tls-native-roots — enables the rustls-tls-native-roots feature for the reqwest crate.
    • native-tls — enables the native-tls feature for the reqwest crate.
    • native-tls-vendored — enables the native-tls-vendored feature for the reqwest crate.

    Requested by @jdx. GH #62.

0.1.1 - 2024-07-21

  • Fix documentation links to link to the library docs, not the CLI docs.

0.1.0 - 2024-07-21

0.0.32 - 2024-06-01

  • Fix support for plain .tar files with no compression.
  • Fix handling of files with a version in the filename and no extension, like shfmt_v3.8.0_linux_arm64. This was fixed before but I broke it in the 0.0.31 release.

0.0.31 - 2024-06-01

  • Added support for the .bz2 and .tar.bz2 file extensions.

0.0.30 - 2024-05-11

  • When a project's releases contain a mix of file names with and without an architecture, ubi will try one of the no-architecture names if it doesn't find any matches for the current architecture. An example of this is the yt-dlp/yt-dlp project, which has releases named yt-dlp_linux and yt-dlp_linux_aarch64.
  • ubi is now always compiled with rustls, instead of using openssl on some platforms.

0.0.29 - 2023-12-17

  • If there is only one match for the platform's OS and the release filename has no architecture in it, ubi will now pick that one (and hope that it works). This fixes an issue reported by @krisan. GH #48.
  • As of this release there are no longer binaries built for MIPS on Linux. These targets have been demoted to tier 3 support by the Rust compiler.

0.0.28 - 2023-09-09

  • Fixed a bug with tarballs that use the GNU sparse format. Such tarballs were not extracted properly, leading to the extracted executable being garbled. This was an issue with the macOS x86-64 release of ubi, which broke the --self-upgrade flag on that platform. Reported by Olaf Alders. GH #45.

0.0.27 - 2023-08-19

  • The bootstrap script should handle more possible ARM processors correctly, including for the Raspberry Pi. Reported by Olaf Alders. GH #42.
  • On macOS ARM, ubi will now pick an x86-64 macOS binary if no ARM binary is available. Reported by Olaf Alders. GH #44.

0.0.26 - 2023-06-03

  • The bootstrap script has been updated to try to handle more operating systems and CPU architectures. In addition, you can bypass its platform detection entirely by setting a FILENAME environment variable, which should be the name of one of the release file assets. Reported by Ole-Andreas Nylund. Addresses GH #38.
  • On 32-bit platforms, ubi would always fail when given a --matching option on the command line. Reported by Ole-Andreas Nylund. Fixes #40.

0.0.25 - 2023-05-13

  • Help output is now line-wrapped based on your terminal width.
  • Fix handling of tarballs that contain a directory matching the project name. In such cases, ubi would extract that directory instead of looking for the binary in the tarball. Reported by Rafael Bodill. GH #36.

0.0.24 - 2023-04-20

  • Fixed a bug when there were multiple potential matching releases for a platform, and either none of the releases were 64-bit or the platform itself was not a 64-bit platform.

0.0.23 - 2023-04-11

  • Fix match for the jq and mkcert projects. This expands the matching a bit on Linux x86 platforms to match "linux32" and "linux64". It also handles filenames with version strings like "mkcert-v1.4.4-linux-arm" properly. Previously, it treated the last bit after the "." in the version as an extension and rejected this as an invalid extension. Now there is a bit of a gross hack to check explicitly for versions in the filename that appear to be an extension. Addresses #34.

0.0.22 - 2023-04-02

  • The --self-upgrade option now works on Windows. However, it leaves behind a binary named ubi-old.exe that must be deleted manually. Addresses #21.

0.0.21 - 2023-03-12

  • Improved matching of OS and CPU architecture names in release asset names. This release should do a better job with more projects.

0.0.20 - 2023-03-04

  • This release includes a number of changes to support building on many more platforms.
    • The full list of architectures that binaries are released for is:
      • FreeBSD x86-64 new
      • Linux x86-64
      • Linux aarch64 (aka arm64)
      • Linux arm (32-bit)
      • Linux i586 (x86 32-bit) new
      • Linux mips (32-bit) new
      • Linux mipsel (32-bit little-endian) new
      • Linux mips64 new
      • Linux mips64el (little-endian) new
      • Linux PowerPC (32-bit) new
      • Linux PowerPC64 new
      • Linux PowerPC64le (little-endian) new
      • Linux riscv64 new
      • Linux s390x new
      • NetBSD x86-64 new
      • Windows x86-64
      • Windows i686 (32-bit) new
      • Windows aarch64 (aka arm64) new
      • macOS x86-64
      • macOS aarch64 (aka arm64)
    • The code supports some other OS and CPU architectures internally, but I do not have any way to build these:
      • Fuchsia x86-64 and aarch64 - not supported by cross.
      • Illumos x86-64 - OpenSSL build fails with odd error about granlib executable.
      • Linux Sparc64 - not supported by OpenSSL.
      • Solaris x86-64 - supported by cross but building the mio crate fails.
      • Solaris Sparc - not supported by OpenSSL.
    • In order to do this, ubi now uses the openssl crate under the hood instead of rustls. That's because rustls depends on ring, which does not support nearly as many CPU architectures as OpenSSL. The vendored feature for the openssl crate is enabled, which causes it to compile and statically link a copy of OpenSSL into the resulting binary. This makes the resulting binary more portable at the cost of not using the system OpenSSL.

0.0.19 - 2023-02-18

  • Fixed handling of bare executables on Windows. It would reject these because it wasn't expecting to download a file with a .exe extension.

0.0.18 - 2023-01-22

  • Most errors no longer print out usage information. Now this is only printed for errors related to invalid CLI arguments. GH #22.
  • Really fix handling of bare xz-compressed binaries. Based on PR #27 from Marco Fontani.
  • Add support for bare bz-compressed binaries.

0.0.17 - 2022-10-29

  • Fixed handling of xz-compressed tarballs. These were ignored even though there was code to handle them properly. Reported by Danny Kirkham. GH #24.

0.0.16 - 2022-10-04

  • Fixed matching the "aarch64" architecture for macOS. At least with Go, these binaries end up labeled as "arm64" instead of "aarch64", and ubi should treat that as a match. Reported by Ajay Vijayakumar.

0.0.15 - 2022-09-05

  • Added a --self-upgrade flag, which will use ubi to upgrade ubi. Note that this flag does not work on Windows.

0.0.14 - 2022-09-04

  • Added a --url flag as an alternative to --project. This bypasses the need for using the GitHub API, so you don't have to worry about the API limits. This is a good choice for use in CI.

0.0.13 - 2022-09-01

  • Releases are now downloaded using the GitHub REST API instead of trying to just download a tarball directly. This lets ubi download releases from private projects.

0.0.12 - 2022-07-04

  • Bare xz-compressed binaries are now handled properly. Previously ubi would download and "install" the compressed file as an executable. Now ubi will uncompress this file properly. Based on PR #19 from Marco Fontani.
  • Fixed a bug in handling of xz-compressed tarballs. There was some support for this, but it wasn't complete. These should now be handled just like other compressed tarballs.

0.0.11 - 2022-07-03

  • Improved handling of urls passed to --project so any path that contains an org/user and repo works. For example https://github.com/houseabsolute/precious/releases and https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep/pull/2049 will now work.
  • All Linux binaries are now compiled with musl statically linked instead of dynamically linking glibc. This should increase portability.
  • The Linux ARM target is now just "arm" instead of "armv7", without hard floats ("hf"). This should make the ARM binary more portable.

0.0.10 - 2022-07-02

  • Fixed releases for Linux ARM64 and ARM 32-bit. The 32-bit release was getting uploaded as aarch64.

0.0.9 - 2022-07-02

  • This release includes native binaries for Linux ARM64 and ARM (32-bit).
  • Added a new flag, --matching, which can be used to pick a specific release file when there are multiple matching options for your OS and CPU architecture. Based on PR #18 from Marco Fontani. Fixes #17.
  • When there multiple matches and --matching is not given, the same release file will always be picked. Previously this was not guaranteed.
  • Improved filtering of 32-bit executables when running on 64-bit machines.

0.0.8 - 2022-04-25

  • No code changes from the last release. The binary releases built by GitHub Actions now build on Ubuntu 18.04 instead of 20.04. This restores compatibility with systems using glibc 2.27. Reported by Olaf Alders. GH #16.
  • This release also includes native ARM64 binaries for macOS 11+.

0.0.7 - 2022-04-23

  • Include "x64" as a match for the x86_64 architecture.

0.0.6 - 2021-01-15

  • Changed CPU architecture matching to be stricter based on the current platform's CPU.
  • Changed file extension mapping to work of an allowed list of extensions. This is stricter than the previous check, which just filtered out a few things like .deb and .rpm.

0.0.5 - 2021-01-15

  • Include s390 and s390x in possible arch list. This also fixes a bug where that arch might be used when running ubi on any platform.
  • Ignore .deb and .rpm files.
  • Look for multiple valid files to download and prefer 64-bit binaries on 64-bit CPUs.

0.0.4 - 2021-01-15

  • Add support for releases which are either the bare executable or a gzipped executable, like rust-analyzer.

0.0.3 - 2021-01-15

  • Update tokio and other async deps to avoid panics and eliminate deprecated net2 crate from dep tree.

0.0.2 - 2021-01-09

  • When running on Windows, add ".exe" to the user-supplied --exe name if it doesn't already have it. This makes it simpler to use ubi with the exact same invocation across platforms.

0.0.1 - 2021-01-07

  • First release