deployable please

[reharik]

Hey this looks great, and may even be what I've been looking for.
I know i sound horribly lazy, but it seems like uf this is a win app it should be pretty easy to make an exe. And i wouldnt have to download other stuff and try and build it.
i feel mildly guilty for asking, but sometimes ease of enterence can help win converts, just look at .... enter analogy here as i can't think of one.
thx
r

[haacked]

Check out our releases page for the latest stable build. We package it up as a zip file. Just unzip somewhere and run the exe file. No need to build.

If you want an installer, we have an open issue #53. We're looking for someone to contribute that. 😄

[reharik]

um, that's great. I don't need an installer, what you describe is just
what I need.
But one question, what the hell is a release page? Sure I clicked on it,
but then I went to the root of your seeGit repo and I don't see anyway to
find the release page. You should mention it in the readme.md. Even if
there is a way to get to that page you should still mention it in the
readme.rd cuz there will always be idiots like me who don't know what's
going on.
anyway, thanks a lot for the info and the app.
r

On Fri, Dec 5, 2014 at 11:21 AM, Phil Haack [email protected]
wrote:

Check out our releases page https://github.com/Haacked/SeeGit/releases
for the latest stable build. We package it up as a zip file. Just unzip
somewhere and run the exe file. No need to build.

If you want an installer, we have an open issue #53
#53. We're looking for someone
to contribute that. [image: 😄]

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[haacked]

That's a great idea! Want to contribute that? There's a pencil icon on the README page. It'll allow you to edit it in the browser and submit a pull request all in one go.

[reharik]

cool, yes I certainly will. Right now it's not working for me. it's
hanging when I point to a repository. When I get that straightened out i'll
write that up.
Thanks,
R

On Fri, Dec 5, 2014 at 11:37 AM, Phil Haack [email protected]
wrote:

That's a great idea! Want to contribute that? There's a pencil icon on
the README page https://github.com/Haacked/SeeGit/blob/master/README.md.
It'll allow you to edit it in the browser and submit a pull request all in
one go.

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