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⚠️ On September 1, 2021, Adobe will end support for Brackets. If you would like to continue using, maintaining, and improving Brackets, you may fork the project on GitHub. Through Adobe’s partnership with Microsoft, we encourage users to migrate to Visual Studio Code, Microsoft’s free code editor built on open source.
This repo contains update notification JSON files for Brackets (repo). As an end user, you'll see them using Help > Check for Updates, or whenever a new version is released.

Brackets checks for updates by downloading a copy of this JSON info from a fixed S3 URL. Updating this repo does not automatically push the changes "live" to S3. This repo is used to discuss changes and prepare translations before the updates files go live.

To push new update files

Note: Beginning with Release 39 all update JSON files are available from https://s3.amazonaws.com/files.brackets.io/updates/stable

Initial Setup

There is a nodejs script that will take care of uploading the update notifications into the S3 bucket. The script will preserve all attributes on existing files in the S3 bucket. In order to deploy the update notifications to S3, some required libs have to be installed upfront.

  1. cd into scripts
  2. run npm install
  3. edit config.json from the scripts directory and replace the placeholder with your AWS AccessKey and SecretKey (ask Ryan, Kevin or Ingo for these information)

Prepare the update notification

NOTE: Running this script will replace the current files in the S3 bucket. There is no backup of the existing files and the update notification are immediately visible to everybody using Brackets.

  1. Make sure the JSON parses cleanly (you can use http://jsonlint.com, but the errors might not be as good as calling JSON.parse()).
  2. Check the files into this repo's master.
  3. Open a terminal and cd into scripts.
  4. Run ./create-gzipped-jsons.sh. This will create a new folder GZIPPED_JSONS with the gzipped version of the update notification.
  5. run node deployUpdateNotifications.js

To check update appearance in Brackets

  1. Change UpdateNotification._getVersionInfoURL() to always return...
  2. Reload, then Help > Check for Updates

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brackets-updates's Issues

[fr, ja] No translation of Sprint 29

It seems there is no translation of the changes made in Sprint 29 in fr.json.
As I don't speak french, can anybody of you translate them?

EDIT: It's also missing in ja.json.

[Suggestion] Provide a (PHP) script to combine not-up-to-date translations

We should maybe provide a (PHP, or whatever) script that combines translated versions within brackets-updates with the en version (which should be up to date every time).
So for example, if there is an entry "Sprint 33" in en.json, but not in de.json, we could use the data from en.json instead.

With this idea we should be able to prevent such fails like adobe/brackets#5092 and there is not much pressure on translation providers. As soon as their translation is merged, it will be used.

What do you think about this idea? (I will try to write a script for that, but as always: I can't prove anything)

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Why is the readme so bad?

I mean, I use Brackets and I landed here, checked the Readme.md file what was this repo about (basically what a readme is for)... and I'm clueless.

Would it cost too much prepend the file with 2 lines explaining what is the repo about?

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