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[FEATURE] Ship .vst3 plugin as well as installer #211
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Can you help me understand why you'd want this? A workaround right now would be to build from source; does that work for you? |
@sdatkinson |
I can take a look into implementing this if @sdatkinson is supportive. There are 2 options - either include the .vst3 file in the current zip package, or create a separate one just for it. |
It seems to me like specifying the install location would be preferable and more in line with what I usually see? If this isn't part of it right now (I don't remember), then opening an Issue regarding it would be fine.
The installer currently allows you to select which parts to install, so I think this part is ok.
That doesn't seem like a good reason--executable installers are the norm, and I'm happy to stick with it. It does sound reasonable, though to ask for signed installers so that Windows & Mac will stop shouting so much 😉 This is tracked in #185.
I'm actually not really keen to add artifacts to the releases--there has been confusion in the past when users saw more than one thing that looked like it might be the right thing to download. Given that lesson, I'd like to keep it to one artifact per OS. Since I think that the points in this issue are either resolved or would be better tracked in a narrower-scoped issue, I'm closing this. |
Since you must already build it can you also include the .vst3 file in the release zip so we can copy it directly rather than have to use the installer exe ?
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