The latest release published on GitHub is
User downloads the ancient humanlog_0.7.8_linux_amd64.tar.gz , runs it and finds out that:
$ humanlog version check
humanlog> Update available 0.7.8+ef40181 -> 0.8.9+7706c40.
humanlog> Run `humanlog version update` to upgrade.
humanlog> - url: https://humanlog-binaries.sfo3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/humanlog-binaries/humanlog/weekly/1758593724/7706c40/humanlog_0.8.9+7706c40_linux_amd64.tar.gz
Would it be possible to get the latest version released and published on GitHub?
Users may prefer to deploy CLI tools into ~/.local/bin but https://humanlog.io/install.sh does not seem to offer any customization point (e.g. env var) for that, so binary published on GitHub are much appreciated.
The latest release published on GitHub is
User downloads the ancient humanlog_0.7.8_linux_amd64.tar.gz , runs it and finds out that:
Would it be possible to get the latest version released and published on GitHub?
Users may prefer to deploy CLI tools into
~/.local/binbuthttps://humanlog.io/install.shdoes not seem to offer any customization point (e.g. env var) for that, so binary published on GitHub are much appreciated.