Google Code officially shuts down downloads
in two days,
so this kicked me in to do some plumbing works on a
bunch of secret pieces of disarranged code that I created
to build binary updates.
The result is a set of archives for
Wesnoth updates that
contain binary files changed between releases. It is for
Windows only, because I am not sure that binary updates
are possible for Linux. You probably can rebuilt packages
for each an every distribution around and compare them,
but I really don't have time for that.
I don't really don't have time to release the update builder
code, which is in Python, because it is valuable for me
and needs more time to be useful to public. I see a project
on
KickStarter as the only viable option to work on this, or
But I am not sure if I'll be able to handle managing overhead
of KickStarting or defend the project code from being sold
under contract conditions, so probably it will die with me.