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ryujinx.json & ryujinx-ava.json: Update manifests to point to a mirror with builds #1241
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This regex for the checkver might be non-ideal. I tried to keep it as close to base checkver as possible, while maintaining simplicity. If \w is too broad, [0-9a-zA-z] could work, but it's more verbose. |
I would recommend against linking to some random mirror until the community has formed a consensus on which ones are trustworthy, especially when autoupdate is involved. I found downloads for the last official build on archive.org here where this file has checksum matching the download available from uptodown. Also, I am not sure if there is a reason to keep the "ava" avalonia UI version around as it is the default UI now. The archive checksums differ but the contents appear to be identical. |
I can edit the ryujinx manifests to non auto update fixed at last build release from archive.org, as long as they match the current hash in the manifest as is (I haven't checked yet), and make a new manifest called ryujinx-mirror that acts a new potential upstream, as it seems to have gathered quite a lot of GitHub stars and mentioned on the emulation wiki already. It's non ideal imo to hammer archive.org's servers, as they can be really slow/finicky sometimes, in my experience. Ava version was only kept because I didn't want to rock the boat/delete a manifest, as users might not change their installed version over, and would have stopped receiving updates, but if a maintainer says its okay to remove then I will. |
Sounds good to me.
Agreed. Unfortunately it looks like they don't match. Will look around for another mirror.
That's reasonable. IMO since |
This one matches (no ava version though): https://archive.org/download/ryujinx-1.1.1403-win_x64 |
Looks good. I'll edit the manifests/pr soon |
I know it's been decided to not use the ryujinx-mirror repo, but thought I should mention that installing newer versions of the mirror using the current submission will fail. Since release r.cfa287f, there isn't a subfolder in the zip so the |
Was probably fine to let the dust settle. Seems there is newer actively developed continuations of the project anyways. With the internet archive situation and it being down it's probably better to switch to a more actively developed fork such as this one
What horrible versioning. Will probably rework the PR eventually, or someone else feel free to take over, or open an new PR. I think I left editing open |
This PR changes the manifests of ryujinx and ryujinx-ava to a mirror of the project based on the latest code at the time of the upstream disappearing.
I tested both manifests locally and both installed just fine. The build architecture on the mirror is basically the same as before, except for the version number, which is now the short hash of the git commit. This means that this is now technically a nightly release but the mirror does not expect to be accepting any major changes, so this should act as a stopgap until another project appears or if the old developers regain control of the infrastructure and restart development under the same name.
The only thing about this I am not that happy about is using an archive.org URL for the documentation during setup. Since the entire GitHub organization disappeared the wiki did as well, which is unfortunate. It didn't feel right to link to unofficial sources, so I figured an archived source will have to do
Closes #1239