Changelog:

• Support for zstd compression (.zst or .tar.zst).
• Improved detection for arm32.
• New -k option for disabling SSL verification on downloads (not usable with GITHUB_TOKEN).

Changelog:

• Eget will now search for your configuration (eget.toml) in EGET_CONFIG or XDG_CONFIG_HOME as a fallback.

Changelog:

• Bug fixes for configuration files (tilde expansion).
• Adds --download-all option to batch download all projects listed in the configuration file.

This release includes two new features:

• New support for setting global and per-repository options in a config file. See the configuration section in the readme for documentation.
• If the string passed in via --tag does not match an existing tag directly, eget will look for tags that contain the string, and use the latest one if there is a match.

Minor release including some bug fixes and improvements.

• Bug with symlink extraction fixed.
• Improved extraction performance when using --file '*'
• Autodetect "ubuntu" as linux.
• EGET_GITHUB_TOKEN used instead of GITHUB_TOKEN if it exists.

• Better interaction between --to and --upgrade-only.
• Support for .tbz and .txz extensions.
• Now uses environment PROXY settings for downloading.
• Support for symbolic links in extracted directories.
• New --remove flag for uninstalling binaries from EGET_BIN.
• New ^ syntax for anti-matches in --asset.
• System detector is now applied to --asset if applicable.

Changes:

• A direct URL to download from can be provided.
• The --upgrade-only option will use the Github release created_at date and local file modification date to avoid downloading a new binary if the local file is more recent than the latest release.

Bug fixes and improved pre-built binaries.

Adds support for extracting multiple files and directories. The --file option now accepts a glob which may match multiple files. The syntax is standard glob syntax, * for wildcard and ** for super-wildcard (includes path separators).

If the --all option is provided or all is selected at the prompt, Eget extracts all candidate files. If a file marked for extraction is a directory, then all files within it are extracted to the destination.

This makes it possible to use Eget to install software that is distributed using more than just a single binary. For example, Go can be downloaded and extracted with eget https://go.dev/dl/go1.17.5.linux-amd64.tar.gz --file go.