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Dev build way out of date #9

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ghost opened this issue Dec 1, 2018 · 7 comments
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Dev build way out of date #9

ghost opened this issue Dec 1, 2018 · 7 comments

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@ghost
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ghost commented Dec 1, 2018

0.55.20-41 is the dev version available via this project, but the current dev version is up to 0.58.10

There's also a beta build at 0.57.8

Source: https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/releases

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@Aidolii I wait for my PR to be validated and merged by brave team before continuing to produce portable releases for 0.5x versions
If you want the process to go faster, leave a comment and a +1 on my PR : brave/brave-core#795

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ghost commented Dec 5, 2018

Done

@caspertone2003
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@crazy-max

Hello,
on a side line with this, have you a fixed approach on how to follow the (too?) frequent brave-core dev/stable releases?

I mean, you generated two 0.61 in five days following dev updates; I tried to find out the changes in brave-core github from one to the other and it seems that it is not quite easy. Perhaps the second was a mainly a test to try TravisCI... Perhaps this helps you to automate releases?

So, do you plan to produce a release for each Dev release?
Will you be producing releases for brave-core stable releases when your patch reaches stable releases?

TIA again,
CT

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@caspertone2003 I follow updates of 0.61 branch by comparing commits on brave-core and create portable release when I've got time. I don't plan to automate releases to avoid regressions.

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Thanks for the info.

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@crazy-max
just for clarity, my question was only curiosity, not a demand or an Spanish inquisition.

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ghost commented Feb 12, 2019

You could set up this git with AppVeyor at least, so people could download binaries that are generated outside of releases.

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