Multiple command blocks caused $RELEASE_ID to be lost between shells.
Using ${ARCH} with braces triggered Drone variable substitution before
the shell ran, resulting in an empty arch name. Fix: single | block
with all logic, iterate over full filenames (same pattern as publish),
and use ENVIRON["DRONE_TAG"] in awk to bypass Drone substitution.
- Self-update now queries the GitHub Releases API (parse_latest_tag extracted for testability)
- install.sh now fetches and downloads from GitHub Releases
- Drone CI release pipeline publishes to both Gitea and GitHub via GITHUB_TOKEN secret
- Bump version to 0.7.0
When a tag is deleted and recreated, the CI tried to POST a new
release that already existed, getting 409 and leaving RELEASE_ID
null, which caused asset uploads to fail with 405. Now checks for
an existing release by tag and deletes it before creating a new one.
Drone CI substitutes ${VAR} in commands before the shell runs.
Since TAG is a local shell variable (not a Drone var), ${TAG} was
replaced with an empty string, causing the awk pattern to match
nothing and the release body to be empty.
Fix: read DRONE_TAG directly inside awk via ENVIRON["DRONE_TAG"]
and strip the v-prefix with gsub — no intermediate shell variable needed.
Also translate CHANGELOG.md to English.
- Filtro de ref corrigido: [0-9]* → v* para bater em tags "v0.3.0"
- awk agora strip o prefixo 'v' de DRONE_TAG antes de buscar no CHANGELOG
- Adiciona entrada 0.3.0 no CHANGELOG.md
Replace Gitea packages (served as octet-stream) with a dedicated
orphan branch. Raw branch URL serves SVG with correct content-type.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Gitea generic packages returns 409 if file already exists at same
version. Delete the version first, then re-upload.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace commit-based badge update with a single PUT to the Gitea
generic packages API. Removes the badges/ directory from the repo
and eliminates CI commits on every push.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
