Releases¶
condash is shipped as a pre-built desktop binary on GitHub Releases. This page is about finding the right version — one link above all else: releases/latest.
Version scheme¶
Tags follow vMAJOR.MINOR.PATCH:
| Segment | Bumps when… | Example |
|---|---|---|
| PATCH | Bug fix, docs update, non-behaviour change | v1.0.17 → v1.0.18 |
| MINOR | New feature or user-visible behaviour change | v1.0.X → v1.1.0 |
| MAJOR | Breaking change — config or Markdown format | v1.X.X → v2.0.0 |
Patches are the norm. Most weeks there's at least one; MINOR bumps are rarer, MAJOR is a special event.
Finding the latest¶
Three paths:
- The latest-release shortcut.
https://github.com/vcoeur/condash-tauri/releases/latestalways redirects to the current top published release. If you don't care about the version number, start there. - The all-releases list.
https://github.com/vcoeur/condash-tauri/releasesshows the chronological list. Scroll to see changelogs per release. - The dashboard footer. Running condash shows the version in the footer of the main window. Click it to open the release page for that exact version.
Release notes¶
Each release carries:
- A short summary in the release body — one or two bullets on what changed.
- The full commit list between this tag and the previous, auto-generated by GitHub.
- The per-OS artifacts attached.
Draft releases¶
If the latest-release URL 404s or shows a release older than you expect, the newest build is probably still in draft state. Draft releases are:
- Visible to the maintainer only.
- Usually published within a few hours of the draft appearing.
- Caused by the release workflow leaving the GitHub Release in draft mode by default, so the maintainer can add notes before publishing.
If you're waiting on a specific fix, the GitHub Actions tab shows the build progress; the release appears under All releases the moment the maintainer flips the draft to published.
No auto-updater, by design¶
The desktop app does not check for or install updates on its own. See Install — Why no auto-update? for the reasoning.
Practical consequence: if you run condash daily and want to stay current, subscribe to the repo's Releases tab — GitHub will email you when a new version ships.