Enhanced version selection menu with real-time version detection:
New Features:
- Auto-detect and display latest stable version in menu
- Show branch name for development version (main)
- Display recent release versions for reference
- Improved menu layout with tree-style formatting
- Real-time GitHub API query for latest release
Menu Improvements:
- Wider separator lines for better visibility
- Tree-style indicators (└─) for sub-items
- Color-coded options (Green=Stable, Yellow=Dev, Cyan=Custom)
- Version information displayed directly in menu
- Fallback handling if API request fails
User Experience:
Before:
1) Latest Stable Release (Recommended)
- Production-ready version
After:
1) Latest Stable Release (Recommended)
└─ Version: v3.2.0
└─ Production-ready
Implementation:
- PowerShell: Invoke-RestMethod with 5s timeout
- Bash: curl with jq (preferred) or grep/sed fallback
- Graceful degradation if network unavailable
- "Detecting latest release..." status message
- Confirmation message shows selected version
Example Output:
Detecting latest release...
Latest stable release: v3.2.0
============================================
Version Selection Menu
============================================
1) Latest Stable Release (Recommended)
└─ Version: v3.2.0
└─ Production-ready
2) Latest Development Version
└─ Branch: main
└─ Cutting-edge features
3) Specific Release Version
└─ Recent releases: v3.2.0, v3.1.0, v3.0.1
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Enhanced installation experience with interactive version selection:
New Features:
- Interactive menu during installation (no CLI parameters needed)
- 3 options presented to users:
1. Latest Stable Release (Recommended) - Auto-detected from GitHub
2. Latest Development Version - Cutting-edge features
3. Specific Release Version - User enters desired tag
- Clear descriptions for each option
- Visual feedback with colored output
- Default to stable release on Enter
User Experience Improvements:
- Simplified one-liner installation commands
- Version selection happens during installation, not via parameters
- Non-interactive mode still supported via --non-interactive flag
- CLI parameters retained for advanced users (backward compatible)
Installation Scripts:
- install-remote.ps1: Added Show-VersionMenu() and Get-UserVersionChoice()
- install-remote.sh: Added show_version_menu() and get_user_version_choice()
Documentation Updates:
- README.md: Simplified to single installation command with menu note
- README_CN.md: Chinese version with menu explanation
- Removed complex multi-section installation examples
Example Flow:
1. User runs one-liner installation command
2. System checks prerequisites
3. Interactive menu appears with 3 choices
4. User selects version (or presses Enter for default)
5. Installation proceeds with selected version
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Enhanced both Windows and Linux/macOS installation scripts with flexible version selection:
New Features:
- Version selection: stable (default), latest, or branch
- Specific release tag installation (e.g., v3.2.0)
- Auto-detection of latest stable release via GitHub API
- Clear version information displayed during installation
Installation Script Updates:
- install-remote.ps1: Added -Version, -Tag parameters
- install-remote.sh: Added --version, --tag flags
- Updated help documentation with examples
- Improved user prompts with version information
Documentation Updates:
- README.md: Added installation examples for all version types
- README_CN.md: Added Chinese installation examples
- Clear distinction between stable, latest, and specific versions
Examples:
- Stable (recommended): Default one-liner installation
- Latest: --version latest flag
- Specific: --version stable --tag v3.2.0
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Major changes following install-remote.ps1 structure:
- All user messages redirected to stderr (>&2)
- Function return values via stdout only (echo path)
- Simplified download/extract logic without excessive validation
- Clear success/failure messages at each step
- Better error handling with status codes
This ensures output capture works correctly:
- $(download_repository) captures only the file path
- $(extract_repository) captures only the directory path
- All user-facing messages appear on screen via stderr
Fixes the "Extraction failed" issue by ensuring download
actually completes and returns a valid path before extraction.
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Enhanced the extract_repository function to properly capture and display
unzip error messages, helping diagnose extraction failures during remote
installation.
Changes:
- Capture unzip output in variable for better error reporting
- Display detailed error messages when extraction fails
- Improve ZIP integrity test error handling
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- Add detailed file verification before extraction
- Check if downloaded file is a valid ZIP archive
- Add file type detection and display
- Better error messages showing actual file status
- Add ZIP integrity testing on extraction failure
- Display temp directory contents on extraction failure
Helps diagnose download/extraction issues by showing:
- File existence and size
- File type (ZIP vs other)
- First bytes of file (for debugging)
- ZIP integrity test results
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