cdin v0.2.1-beta.2 (pre-release)

⚠️ Pre-release — this is not a stable cdin

این یک نسخه پیش‌انتشار است، نه نسخه اصلی و نه نسخه پایدار.
A rolling pre-release built from main. It is published as a GitHub
prerelease, it can break at any moment, and none of it is covered by
the stable-release policy. Use it to see what is landing on main.

Version	0.2.1-beta.2
Previous pre-release	v0.2.1-beta.1
Commit	f623036
Built	2026-10-10 22:34 UTC
Triggered by	m-mdy-m
Workflow run	https://github.com/m-mdy-m/cdin/actions/runs/38091694178

python3 cdin.py update installs the newest stable release and never
this one: GitHub keeps prereleases out of /releases/latest, and this
workflow never publishes one as stable.

📋 Unreleased, from the changelog

Added

• pre-release.yml — every push gets its own version. A push to main that is not documentation-only now builds Windows and Linux, reads the next version off the tag history and publishes a GitHub prerelease for that exact commit: v0.2.1-alpha → v0.2.1-beta.1 → v0.2.1-beta.2, with the stage promoted (alpha → beta → rc) when it runs out and a new patch cycle opened after that. It reuses release-linux.yml and release-windows.yml rather than duplicating a build, and it publishes neither macOS nor Docker.

  The release body says, in Persian and English, that this is not the official build, carries the [Unreleased] changelog and every commit since the previous pre-release, and lists each asset with its size. release.yml (and the three per-platform workflows) now ignore tags with a hyphen ('!v*-*'), so a pre-release tag cannot trigger a stable release or a Docker Hub push.

• release-linux.yml / release-windows.yml take a version input. Left empty, both still derive the version from the tag being built, which is what a tag push gets. pre-release.yml passes the version it computed, which is what makes the two build paths the same build.

• docker.yml runs on pull requests only. It never pushed, but it built an image on every push to main — including every push that produces a pre-release. A published image still comes from release.yml on a stable vX.Y.Z tag.

Fixed

• A .deb built from a pre-release version was rejected by dpkg-deb. Debian reads the last hyphen as the boundary between the upstream version and the Debian revision, so 0.2.1-beta.1 is 0.2.1 + revision beta.1. The version is now rewritten to 0.2.1~beta.1, which is valid and — because ~ sorts before an absent segment — orders before 0.2.1. Stable versions carry no hyphen and are unchanged.

🔀 Commits since v0.2.1-beta.1

• f623036 licensing: adopt GPL-3.0-or-later for cdin (Genix)

🐧 Linux (x86-64)

File	Size	Download
cdin-0.2.1-beta.2-linux-x86_64.tar.gz	2.0M	⬇️ download
cdin_0.2.1~beta.2_amd64.deb	3.2M	⬇️ download

🪟 Windows (x86-64)

File	Size	Download
cdin-0.2.1-beta.2-windows-setup.exe	5.0M	⬇️ download
cdin-0.2.1-beta.2-windows-x86_64.zip	3.9M	⬇️ download

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Installing this pre-release

Requires Python 3.8+ — pre-installed on every supported platform.

🐧 Linux (x86-64)

# .deb (Debian / Ubuntu). SDL3 ships inside the package.
sudo apt install ./cdin_*_amd64.deb

# tarball, any distro
tar xzf cdin-0.2.1-beta.2-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
cd cdin-0.2.1-beta.2-linux-x86_64

python3 cdin.py                             # run it
python3 cdin.py install --prefix ~/.local    # or install it

🪟 Windows (x86-64)

# installer
.\cdin-0.2.1-beta.2-windows-setup.exe

# or portable, no install
Expand-Archive .\cdin-0.2.1-beta.2-windows-x86_64.zip
cd cdin-0.2.1-beta.2-windows-x86_64
python cdin.py

No macOS build here: a pre-release publishes Windows and Linux only, and
never touches Docker.

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برای نسخه پایدار و اصلی منتظر تگ vX.Y.Z باشید.
For the stable, official build, wait for a vX.Y.Z tag release.