The fifth beta version of UniGetUI 3.2.1 has been released, addressing a variety of bugs and crashes that users have encountered. Key fixes include resolving issues related to bundle imports, preventing deadlocks in the LoadingDialog, and enhancing asynchronous operations. Moreover, the update rectifies problems with GitHub login and addresses situations where the process may hang or fail to resume correctly.
This beta release, which was not initially planned, aims to tackle significant issues before launching the next stable version of the software. The general changes include:
- Fixes for crashes initiated by bundle imports.
- Ensuring UniGetUI can properly resume operations.
- Improvements to the LoadingDialog to avoid deadlocks.
- Migration of all async void methods to async Task, allowing for better exception handling.
- Solutions for GitHub login issues.
- Resolution of process hangs during package operations.
- Enhancements to the crash handler, InstallOptionsFactory, and InstallOptions.
- Strengthened unit testing for InstallOptions.
It is important to note that with this release, the creation of XML and YAML bundles is no longer supported. However, existing bundles in these formats can still be imported after being converted to JSON using an older version of UniGetUI. This conversion feature will eventually be phased out, so users are encouraged to transition to JSON bundles sooner rather than later.
With these updates, UniGetUI is poised for a more stable and efficient user experience, paving the way for future releases. Users can access the new beta version through the release link provided.
In future updates, the development team may focus on enhancing user interface elements and further refining the application's performance. Longer-term goals could include expanding compatibility with additional bundle formats or integrating more advanced features to facilitate seamless package management
This beta release, which was not initially planned, aims to tackle significant issues before launching the next stable version of the software. The general changes include:
- Fixes for crashes initiated by bundle imports.
- Ensuring UniGetUI can properly resume operations.
- Improvements to the LoadingDialog to avoid deadlocks.
- Migration of all async void methods to async Task, allowing for better exception handling.
- Solutions for GitHub login issues.
- Resolution of process hangs during package operations.
- Enhancements to the crash handler, InstallOptionsFactory, and InstallOptions.
- Strengthened unit testing for InstallOptions.
It is important to note that with this release, the creation of XML and YAML bundles is no longer supported. However, existing bundles in these formats can still be imported after being converted to JSON using an older version of UniGetUI. This conversion feature will eventually be phased out, so users are encouraged to transition to JSON bundles sooner rather than later.
With these updates, UniGetUI is poised for a more stable and efficient user experience, paving the way for future releases. Users can access the new beta version through the release link provided.
In future updates, the development team may focus on enhancing user interface elements and further refining the application's performance. Longer-term goals could include expanding compatibility with additional bundle formats or integrating more advanced features to facilitate seamless package management
UniGetUI 3.2.1 Beta 5 released
The fifth beta version of UniGetUI 3.2.1 has been released and resolves various bugs and crashes, including those caused by bundle imports, deadlocks in the LoadingDialog implementation, enhancements in asynchronicity, problems with GitHub login, and instances of process hangs. Enhancements encompass the crash handler, InstallOptionsFactory, and InstallOptions. XML and YAML bundles will no longer be supported; however, they can be converted to JSON using a previous version of UniGetUI.
