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@MasterJayanX MasterJayanX released this 30 Dec 21:55
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Changelog

Bug fixes

From 1.1.x:

  • Fixed the program automatically closing after finishing instead of asking the user to press Enter to exit.

From the pre-releases (1.2.0-pre.1 and 1.2.0-pre.2):

  • Fixed an error that prevented the user from entering the name of the package if the search command is triggered more than once.

Changes and additions

  • Added support for the yum package manager for older versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).
  • Added the option to search the names or IDs of the applications you want to install from OneClickAppInstaller itself. However, this will only work if you're using the same operating system as the target of your script. For example, you can only search for packages for Windows if you're using Windows and you have winget installed.
  • Added the option to load a config file (it must be named oneclick_config.txt or oneclickconfig.txt) to create a script automatically based on the options from the file. This file is loaded automatically if you place it in the same directory as the software. To create your own config file, check one of the example files in the config examples folder.
  • Reorganized the code (there are now 2 .cpp files instead of one). If you want to compile the code yourself, download all 3 .cpp and .hpp files and compile the file named main.cpp.
  • Added support for other operating systems, these being FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD and Haiku.
  • Added a line in the About section showing the operating system of the user.
  • Added an icon to the Windows executable (you can find it in the repository as Oneclick.ico). Don't worry, it's temporary.
  • Added language files for Italian, Brazilian Portuguese and German (Note: these were translated automatically, so if you find any translation errors, let me know). You can find these in the language file examples folder.

Installation:

For Windows users, download the .exe file, then double click it.
For Mac and Linux users, download the .sh file, then run it on a terminal window with the following command: ./oneclickappinstaller_v1.2.0.sh.
Note: if you can't run the program, try using the command chmod +x oneclickappinstaller_v1.2.0.sh and then running it.