Releases: Turtlepaw/clockwork
Releases · Turtlepaw/clockwork
1.1.5 alpha 2
- Correctly resolve python path when executing commands
- Allow changing the URL of a package through
clockwork.yml
- Allow different preprocessed watch face paths
- New banner
1.1.5 alpha 1
- Fix issue with updating packages
- Fix issues with script using old
package.json
1.1.5
- Correctly find python or prompt the user to download it
- Fix multiple issues with building and auto-installing tools
- Fix issues with getting packages from
clockwork.yml
1.1.4
- Change
package.json
to clockwork.yml
- Allow changing where clockwork is installed (windows only, see docs)
New documentation
We've moved the documentation to nextra, which is available at: https://clockwork-pkg.pages.dev/
1.1.3
- Fix issues with auto updater failing to update
- Installer script now sets the correct permissions for the folder (windows only)
- Fix runtime installation path resolving for windows
- Gracefully handle updater rate limit errors
1.1.2
- Fix hanging on checking for updates
- Change build script install location since
C:/Program Files
wasn't playing nice with variables
- Build preprocessing now uses the correct module in
packages
1.1.1
- Fix issues with upgrader
- Update README to include quick installation instructions
1.1.0
Clockwork
wff-build-script
is now Clockwork, an open-source package manager and builder for WFF projects. See the README.md to see how to use it.
1.0.0
Migration to executables and Typescript
The build script now uses typescript (behind the scenes), since it allows for more customization and functionality of the script, such as loaders and automatic dependency downloading. This is compiled as javascript and packaged as executables (e.g. .exe
for windows) to include all node dependencies.
These changes are reflected in the README.md
.