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Adds brimdeck, a Dynamic Island for Windows 11 (x64). Apache-2.0, English and Simplified Chinese UI.
Updated to 1.2.2, which is the first stable release with a portable zip (upstream added it in MoFeng2223/BrimDeck#97, as @aliesbelik suggested). The manifest now packages the portable build instead of the Inno Setup installer.
BrimDeck-1.2.2-Portable-x64.zip, one BrimDeck/ root folder, so extract_dir is BrimDeck. SHA256SUMS.txt in the release is the hash source and it is picked up by autoupdate.hash in extract mode ($sha256\s+BrimDeck-$version-Portable-x64\.zip); the archive is also byte-identical to the release API digest and to a local download.
checkver: github: upstream also publishes alpha/beta prereleases, but /releases/latest skips them, so only stable versions are tracked. This needed a custom checkver only while the portable asset existed solely in a prerelease; it no longer does.
Settings, themes and API keys live in %LOCALAPPDATA%\BrimDeck, so there is nothing to persist and the data survives scoop update.
The portable build can update itself in place, which would replace the files in the Scoop-managed folder, so notes tells the user to turn off Check for updates automatically and use scoop update brimdeck instead. (The app only does this when a BrimDeck.portable file is present, which the zip ships and the installer does not, so the two builds do not get confused.)
Verified locally: checkver -Force extracts the same hash that is in the manifest, and a clean scoop install from a sandbox root prints Checking hash ... OK. → Extracting ... Done. → Creating shortcut for BrimDeck → installed successfully, with BrimDeck.exe reporting ProductVersion 1.2.2.
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Adds a Scoop manifest for BrimDeck 1.2.3. The manifest specifies the portable x64 release, SHA-256 checksum, extraction directory, and Start Menu shortcut. It configures GitHub version checks and autoupdates using the release URL and checksum from SHA256SUMS.txt. Notes describe retained user data and advise disabling the app’s automatic updater.
ScoopInstaller/Extras#19164 — Requests a BrimDeck Scoop manifest. This change adds a manifest that tracks stable releases using the portable ZIP.
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The manifest clearly advises using Scoop updates instead of the app updater. No merge-blocking risk remains identified.
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The description provides a detailed change summary, links the relevant issue, explains manifest behavior, and records validation results. It does not explicitly confirm the contributing guide checkbox…
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[#19164] The PR adds bucket/brimdeck.json for BrimDeck version 1.2.3. The manifest uses a version-specific portable ZIP URL, a fixed SHA-256 hash, a 64-bit architecture block, and checkver: github…
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The whole-PR diff adds only bucket/brimdeck.json. The fields support [#19164] by packaging the x64 BrimDeck release, defining updates, extracting the portable archive, creating the shortcut, and doc…
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The title clearly identifies the package and the main change: adding BrimDeck version 1.2.3.
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The description provides a detailed change summary, links the relevant issue, explains manifest behavior, and records validation results. It does not explicitly confirm the contributing guide checkbox, but the description is otherwise complete.
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[#19164] The PR adds bucket/brimdeck.json for BrimDeck version 1.2.3. The manifest uses a version-specific portable ZIP URL, a fixed SHA-256 hash, a 64-bit architecture block, and checkver: github for stable releases. It extracts BrimDeck, creates a shortcut, declares Apache-2.0, and uses no install or uninstall scripts. The manifest records the %LOCALAPPDATA%\BrimDeck data location and the required Scoop update guidance. The current manifest satisfies the issue criteria; the older 1.2.2 text in the PR description does not change the reviewed file.
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The whole-PR diff adds only bucket/brimdeck.json. The fields support [#19164] by packaging the x64 BrimDeck release, defining updates, extracting the portable archive, creating the shortcut, and documenting application data and update behavior. No unrelated changes are present.
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The portable build is out: BrimDeck 1.2.2 ships BrimDeck-1.2.2-Portable-x64.zip (upstream PR MoFeng2223/BrimDeck#97), so I updated the manifest to package that instead of the installer.
extract_dir: BrimDeck (single root folder in the zip), hash extracted from the release's SHA256SUMS.txt.
checkver: github still works — 1.2.2 is a stable release, so /releases/latest finds the portable asset.
notes says to turn off the in-app auto-update (the portable copy replaces its own files) and use scoop update brimdeck; settings and API keys stay in %LOCALAPPDATA%\BrimDeck, nothing to persist.
Verified with a sandbox scoop install (hash OK, extract OK, shortcut created, exe reports 1.2.2) and checkver -Force re-extracting the same hash. Thanks for waiting on this.
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- Around line 10-11: Move the x64 download URL and hash in the brimdeck manifest
under architecture.64bit, and place the update URL under
autoupdate.architecture.64bit so Scoop does not offer this build to 32-bit
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Good catch, fixed in c2c86b9: url/hash moved under architecture.64bit and the update URL under autoupdate.architecture.64bit, so Scoop no longer offers the x64 build on 32-bit Windows. Re-ran checkver -Force (same hash extracted, manifest byte-identical) and a sandbox scoop install -a 64bit (hash OK, extract OK, shortcut created).
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Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Clarify the portable-build warning.
The phrase which can update itself in place, that would is grammatically unclear. Replace it with: This portable build can update itself in place, which would replace files in the Scoop-managed folder.
See the Scoop App Manifests guide for manifest conventions. (github.com)
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Update the portable-build warning in the manifest description to clarify that
the build can update itself in place and that doing so would replace files in
the Scoop-managed folder.
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Closes #19164
Adds
brimdeck, a Dynamic Island for Windows 11 (x64). Apache-2.0, English and Simplified Chinese UI.Updated to 1.2.2, which is the first stable release with a portable zip (upstream added it in MoFeng2223/BrimDeck#97, as @aliesbelik suggested). The manifest now packages the portable build instead of the Inno Setup installer.
BrimDeck-1.2.2-Portable-x64.zip, oneBrimDeck/root folder, soextract_dirisBrimDeck.SHA256SUMS.txtin the release is the hash source and it is picked up byautoupdate.hashinextractmode ($sha256\s+BrimDeck-$version-Portable-x64\.zip); the archive is also byte-identical to the release APIdigestand to a local download.checkver: github: upstream also publishesalpha/betaprereleases, but/releases/latestskips them, so only stable versions are tracked. This needed a custom checkver only while the portable asset existed solely in a prerelease; it no longer does.%LOCALAPPDATA%\BrimDeck, so there is nothing topersistand the data survivesscoop update.notestells the user to turn offCheck for updates automaticallyand usescoop update brimdeckinstead. (The app only does this when aBrimDeck.portablefile is present, which the zip ships and the installer does not, so the two builds do not get confused.)Verified locally:
checkver -Forceextracts the same hash that is in the manifest, and a cleanscoop installfrom a sandbox root printsChecking hash ... OK.→Extracting ... Done.→Creating shortcut for BrimDeck→ installed successfully, withBrimDeck.exereportingProductVersion 1.2.2.