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The user adds the download URL to latest (e.g. right click->add download link for application).
Latest detects AnythingLLM needs an update (as it currently does).
The user clicks update
Latest uses the download URL to either:
a. (If it's a link to a dmg/pkg):
1. Download the installer (), runs it and refreshes when complete/ejected.
b. (If it's just a link page):
1. Open the users browser to the download page, and leaves a dialogue open in Latest to offer to check again once installed.
2. The user downloads/updates the app.
3. Clicks refresh/relaunches Latest.
Could become something like:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thanks for the report! The issue was basically described in #288. For most apps, there should be a download link available already. But thank you for providing this approach! Ideally, the download links would be collected somewhere, so that for every app that only needs to be done once and synced to all users. But I need to think more about this and see how much time I can allocate 😅
Problem: Too many apps that require "Update in "
Potential improvement: Provide a way for users to add a download URL / download page to applications.
Example:
= too many steps for one application, and there's a number of apps like this.
How I'd suggest this could be improved with Latest:
Let's use AnythingLLM as an example.
a. (If it's a link to a dmg/pkg):
1. Download the installer (), runs it and refreshes when complete/ejected.
b. (If it's just a link page):
1. Open the users browser to the download page, and leaves a dialogue open in Latest to offer to check again once installed.
2. The user downloads/updates the app.
3. Clicks refresh/relaunches Latest.
Could become something like:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: