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In the case that binaries exist but are not hosted on Github releases, such as Helm, it might require downloading an archive and extracting a binary asset from the archive. By default, if there is a single binary, Binny could detect this and extract it to a file with the given name. An example might look something like this:
The example suggestion is a modified version from an offline discussion:
# is there another method we want which is templated url
# potential binary content detetor
- name: helm
version:
want: v3.15.3
method: archive-url
with:
target: helm # what target within the archive to get
url: "https://get.helm.sh/helm-{{this comes from version want}}-{{this is platform magic}}.tar.gz"
architecture-override:
arm64: ["any and all file names people use"]
In the case that binaries exist but are not hosted on Github releases, such as Helm, it might require downloading an archive and extracting a binary asset from the archive. By default, if there is a single binary, Binny could detect this and extract it to a file with the given
name
. An example might look something like this:Coupled with #28, this would provide a lot of flexibility to support more tools.
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