Update the updater to compose - #3204
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Hey @LagradOst, I have ported the silent background pre-download and cached install logic directly on top of your Compose updater branch and submitted a PR to your branch: LagradOst#1 Feel free to review and cherry-pick or merge into #3204 whenever convenient! |
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This pr updates the updater with a new UI and logic. This is a major refactor to every part of the updater, as the old code was a bit weird tbh. It does this by adding a composeview to the main activity with a shared githubviewmodel to handle the update fetching. I cant use the githubviewmodel on cross platform (yet), but it is written to allow desktop updates by github as well.
A lot of testing is needed on this to ensure that we do not accidentally break the downloader on pre or stable.