Releases · emptyenemy/asm

Native AIR SDK manager binaries for Windows, macOS and Linux.

What's new

Nothing to set up. Without settings, the first run creates ~/.airsdk/airsdkmanager.cfg and keeps SDKs in ~/sdks/air, the folder the AIR SDK installation guides recommend. If AIR SDK Manager already has a folder, asm uses it, so both tools see the same SDKs. asm only adds what is missing and leaves the manager's own lines alone.
License question. The first install shows where to read the AIR SDK license and asks you to accept it, then saves the answer the way AIR SDK Manager does. Scripts and CI keep using --accept-license.
Cleaner terminal output. Every answer is framed by blank lines and indented; versions, results and suggested commands use the accent color, labels are muted, warnings and errors stand out. Network errors now name the host and what went wrong.
An SDK folder that does not exist yet counts as empty instead of being an error.
Windows icon for asm.exe.

SHA256SUMS uses LF line endings on every line, so sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS works for the Windows archive too.
The README inside each archive shows its images and its links work.
The README says that Windows on ARM is not supported.

Windows, in PowerShell:

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/emptyenemy/asm/main/install.ps1 | iex

macOS and Linux:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/emptyenemy/asm/main/install.sh | sh

Choose the archive matching your OS and architecture if you install by hand; SHA256SUMS lists their checksums.