v0.3.18

Automated build.

Download	Installs to	Admin	Self-update	SHA-256
git-assistant-0.3.18-user-windows-x64-setup.exe	%LOCALAPPDATA%	no	yes	63db5a1293e6604fcc8254e438ac8c4c2ae648e6debf9319c620018fa6ea039c
git-assistant-0.3.18-machine-windows-x64-setup.exe	Program Files	yes	yes*	f25263bd77ef7c8fd01f2807b41f6a5e008eda7ee675d93d4f23e38e79242fd9
git-assistant-0.3.18-noupdate-user-windows-x64-setup.exe	%LOCALAPPDATA%	no	no	e660ce0d847951a427a2f0cd669d409800b099baa2cc3bfe4daed23fa8cada3d
git-assistant-0.3.18-noupdate-machine-windows-x64-setup.exe	Program Files	yes	no	85d589b79e8c61dfc59a37a0f9fad09ae0af4e636a6800daade7b0b803a51f46
git-assistant-0.3.18-noupdate-windows-x64.zip (portable zip)	anywhere	no	no	6c86115ac5244de69bc417e431e45ecf8b7f780fc6ee2c86ca4a59d9fe071b81

Which download?

• -user installs for you alone and never prompts for admin.
• -machine installs to Program Files for everyone, and asks for admin once
  at install time.
• -noupdate builds contain no self-updater at all — not a disabled one, the
  code is absent — so they cannot download or run anything. Upgrade by
  installing a newer version over the old one.
• The portable zip is the no-update build: unzip anywhere, run
  GitAssistant.exe, replace the folder to upgrade.

* A -machine install shows a UAC prompt for each update, and follows a
separate update channel so that it is offered a -machine installer rather
than a per-user one. If that channel is not published, it finds no updates.

Nothing here starts Git Assistant automatically at sign-in, and no installer
launches the application when it finishes.