sanspie
d436311f69
update core: signed release.json (Ed25519) per channel, ETag check, resumable download with sha256, Auto/Ask/Off policy, appliers for the install.sh layout, AppImage, NSIS installer (keeps the replaced setup.exe for Restore) and .app, trial run with rollback.
Editor and launcher: banner, status bar, Help commands, Task Center download, install on restart.
CLI: aego update, aego release keygen|manifest, aego export --release-json.
Games: modules/update with update { url publicKey }, settings and the aego/update script API.
release.sh refuses to publish without AEGO_RELEASE_KEY and AEGO_UPDATE_KEY; install.sh lays out versions; make test-update runs a real v1 -> v2 update.
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id, summary
| id | summary |
|---|---|
| aego/update | Finds a newer version of the game on its update server, downloads it and restarts the game on it. |
A game updates itself when project.aego names its update server and the key that signs its releases:
update {
url="https://example.com/mygame/updates"
publicKey="<the public key from aego release keygen>"
}
The server holds one folder per channel, stable/release.json and nightly/release.json, each with its release.json.sig. aego export --release-json writes both next to the exported archive. The game checks at start; in the Auto mode it downloads the new version in the background, and the Settings View gets Updates and Update channel. Nothing installs without a valid signature and checksum. The sandbox has no update server, so this example needs a project.
Example
package demo
import (
"aego/log"
"aego/update"
)
script UpdateBanner {
var shown bool
func Update(dt float) {
if !shown && update.State() == "ready" {
shown = true
log.Info("version " + update.Version() + " is ready: " + update.Notes())
}
}
func Restart() {
if update.State() == "ready" {
update.Apply()
}
}
}