Releases: TurboWarp/packager-extras
v1.8.0
Changes since v1.7.0:
- Make it easier to run Packager Extras on Linux systems using Wine. (This isn't "supported" but it works fine)
To use it: Download "turbowarp-packager-extras-1.8.0.zip" in the "Assets" section below, extract it, then run the "turbowarp-packager-extras.exe" inside (don't delete the "_internal" folder!). Then select an Electron or NW.js zip file generated by the TurboWarp Packager.
Privacy notice: The app may make a single anonymous request to check for updates.
If you see a Windows SmartScreen warning: Press "More info" then "Run anyways"
As always, report bugs on GitHub or on Scratch.
v1.7.0
Changes since v1.6.0:
- Instead of an EXE that extracts itself into your temporary files folder each time it runs, TurboWarp Packager Extras is now a zip that you extract once yourself. This makes antivirus software less suspicious.
- We stopped compressing libraries used by Packager Extras. This means the app will be measurably larger, but antivirus software have less trouble figuring out that the code is all safe.
- The update checker now uses a request to
packager.turbowarp.orginstead ofraw.githubusercontent.com.
To use it: Download "turbowarp-packager-extras-1.7.0.zip" in the "Assets" section below, extract it, then run the "turbowarp-packager-extras.exe" inside (don't delete the "_internal" folder!). Then select an Electron or NW.js zip file generated by the TurboWarp Packager.
Privacy notice: The app may make a single anonymous request to check for updates.
If you see a Windows SmartScreen warning: Press "More info" then "Run anyways"
As always, report bugs on GitHub or on Scratch.
v1.6.0
Changes since v1.5.0:
- In addition to fixing the EXE's icon, it will now also patch up some other EXE metadata. This will make the correct information appear in Task Manager and in the "Properties" > "Details" menu.
To use it: Download "turbowarp-packager-extras-1.6.0.exe" in the "Assets" section below, run it, then select an Electron or NW.js zip file generated by the TurboWarp Packager.
Privacy notice: The app may make a single anonymous request to GitHub to check for updates.
If you see a Windows SmartScreen warning: Press "More info" then "Run anyways"
Report bugs on GitHub or on Scratch.
v1.5.0
Changes since v1.4.0:
- Generated uninstallers now ask the user if they would like to remove user data such as local cloud variables. (Previously, NW.js files would always delete while Electron files would never delete. They now both ask.)
- Fixed many errors related to special characters, non-English characters, emojis, and others.
To use it: Download "turbowarp-packager-extras-1.5.0.exe" in the "Assets" section below, run it, then select an Electron or NW.js zip file generated by the TurboWarp Packager.
Privacy notice: The app may make a single anonymous request to GitHub to check for updates.
If you see a Windows SmartScreen warning: Press "More info" then "Run anyways"
Report bugs on GitHub or on Scratch.
v1.4.0
Changes since v1.3.0:
- A version number option was recently added to the TurboWarp Packager. TurboWarp Packager Extras will now use this version number in generated installers. The version option is entirely optional and has no impact on project behavior. It may appear in the app list in Windows settings.
To use it: Download "turbowarp-packager-extras-1.4.0.exe" using the link below, run it, then select an Electron or NW.js zip file generated by the TurboWarp Packager.
Privacy notice: The app may make a single anonymous request to check for updates.
If you see a Windows SmartScreen warning: press "More info" then "Run anyways"
Report bugs on GitHub or on Scratch.
v1.3.0
Changes since v1.2.0
- Generated installers now have an option to add an icon to the desktop.
- The Packager Extras app itself has an icon now, and a splash screen will appear while the app loads
- Fixed a bunch of bugs.
- Error messages now include a lot more debug information to help us fix remaining bugs.
To use it: Download "turbowarp-packager-extras-1.3.0.exe" using the link below, run it, then select an Electron or NW.js zip file generated by the TurboWarp Packager.
Privacy notice: The app may make a single anonymous request to check for updates.
Report bugs on GitHub or on Scratch.
v1.2.0
Changes since v1.1.0:
- Adds support for recent changes to the structure of Electron applications generated by the TurboWarp Packager
- Improved error messages when opening unsupported files such as Linux and macOS applications
To use it: Download it below, run it, then just select a zip file spit out by the TurboWarp Packager website.
Privacy notice: The app may make a single anonymous request to check for updates. That's it.
Report bugs on GitHub or on Scratch.
v1.1.0
Changes since v1.0.0:
- Fixed error when project is located on a drive other than C:\
- Less annoying update notification
To use it: Download it below, run it, then just select a zip file spit out by the TurboWarp Packager website.
Privacy notice: The app may make a single anonymous request to check for updates. That's it.
Report bugs on GitHub or on Scratch.
v1.0.0
Changes since v0.2.0:
- Fixed error when projects contain certain special characters
- The app will try to force Windows to reload icons
- Improved error messages
- Version number increased to 1.0.0 because it has to eventually, and now just seems like a good time
To use it: Download it below, run it, then just select a zip file spit out by the TurboWarp Packager website.
Privacy notice: The app may make a request to check for updates. That is the only "telemetry" the app contains.
Report bugs on GitHub or on Scratch.
v0.2.0
Changes since v0.1.0:
- Installer icon will now match application icon
- .NET Frameworks are no longer required
- Improved high DPI support
- Various bug fixes
Download it below, run it, then just select a zip file spit out by the TurboWarp Packager website.
Privacy notice: When started, the app may make a single request to GitHub to notify you if there is an update. That is the only "telemetry" the app contains.
This is beta software: expect to find bugs. Please report them on GitHub or on Scratch.