how to use --gh-release to install specified version? about shsh HOT 2 CLOSED

Hi @aMOPel

The --gh-release=xxxx is used when you want to disambiguate release asset name. For example, if the release contain two asset named as ABC and DEF, you can do

shsh install --gh-release=DEF my/repo

to pick the latter.

For your usecase, you can use

shsh install --gh-release junegunn/[email protected]

to pin the version (it can either be any ref, like a release tag or commit id).

You might need to first upgrade to the latest version, with

shsh self-upgrade

because the previous version was not respecting the ref tag.

I've updated usage on readme to explain this usage.

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Thank you! I eventually figured it out after reading the code a little and forgot to close this. Sorry.

I ended up forking your repo and adding a few features I was missing. I didn't make a pr since my code is rather ad hoc, but feel free to take inspiration.

https://github.com/aMOPel/shsh

[parse repository and reference when using --plain]
without this, shsh install --gh-release junegunn/[email protected] would not work correctly. I think it would always pull the latest version or fail all together.

[added automatic searching for bash completion files when linking completion]
[added support for relative paths, when passing -v MANS=<path>]
some issues I encountered with linking

[if after extracting assets, all files are in 1 sub directory, move them 1 up]
this was necessary, since linking would fail if the archive would extract into a subdirectory. Alternatively you could adapt your linking paths.

[made asset filter for "linux" case insesitive]
so it could actually find assets with names containing Linux etc

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