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Hoplight v0.1.22

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Install

You are on Take this file Then
Windows Hoplight.exe Double-click it. That is the whole install.
Windows, terminal hoplight-cli-windows-x64.exe Optional. Run it from a terminal with a command; it has no window.
macOS hoplight-cli-darwin-arm64 (Apple Silicon) or hoplight-cli-darwin-x64 (Intel) Terminal tool: chmod +x it, run ./hoplight-cli-darwin-arm64 ui, open the printed address
Linux hoplight-cli-linux-x64 (Intel/AMD) or hoplight-cli-linux-arm64 (ARM, Raspberry Pi) Terminal tool: chmod +x it, run ./hoplight-cli-linux-x64 ui, open the printed address
  • Windows warns once: SmartScreen shows "Windows protected your PC" because the exe is new and
    unsigned, not because anything is wrong. Click More info, then Run anyway. SHA256SUMS
    is right here if you want to verify the download first.
  • App starts but no window? Install Microsoft's
    WebView2 runtime and launch again
    (Windows 11 already has it).
  • The hoplight-cli-* files are terminal tools with no window. Double-clicking one on Windows now
    prints the help and waits for Enter instead of flashing shut. The double-click app is Hoplight.exe.
  • Kit (hoplight-kit-*) is the terminal companion: your whole studio as a conversation, in a
    terminal. Optional, and a separate download from the app. Windows x64, Linux x64, Linux arm64 and
    Apple Silicon.
  • Renamed this release: the CLI downloads gained a -cli in their names
    (hoplight-windows-x64.exe is now hoplight-cli-windows-x64.exe, and the same for macOS and
    Linux). If you update the CLI from inside itself, grab this one manually once; the desktop app is
    unaffected.
  • Launching Hoplight.exe while Hoplight is already running just opens another window onto the
    same studio. Your pieces live in Documents/Hoplight Studio as plain files.

Changes: v0.1.21...v0.1.22

Commits

53a3ccc release: v0.1.22 [skip release]
8aa1ef0 feat(release): build Kit for arm64 Linux on a native runner