Releases: timsutton/brigadier
Releases · timsutton/brigadier
Brigadier 0.2.6
Brigadier 0.2.5
Brigadier 0.2.5 (November 7, 2022)
- update 7-Zip to 22.01
- add
-V/--version
option to output the tool version - update precompiled Windows exe to the last Python 2.7 distribution and
compatible PyInstaller (3.6) version, resolving issues with TLS version
support
Brigadier 0.2.4
Brigadier 0.2.4 (March 24, 2016)
- remove dependency on dmg2iso, as current 7-Zip versions seem to reliably
extract all the contents of WindowsSupport.dmg files
Brigadier 0.2.3
Brigadier 0.2.3 (March 7, 2016)
- set msiexec '/qb-' flag instead of '/qr' to avoid issues with modal
dialog popups during Boot Camp MSI installation (GH-14) - update default sucatalog to El Capitan
- update 7-Zip to 15.14
Brigadier 0.2.2
0.2.2 (June 3, 2014)
- new option '-p/--product-id', allowing one to manually select a product
to download in cases where multiple products were found for a model - updated default Apple SUS catalog to Yosemite
Brigadier 0.2.1
- '--model' option can now be given multiple times to do multiple downloads
in a single run - update dmg2iso to 1.6.5
- update 7-Zip to 9.34 alpha
- update default SUS catalog to the Apple 10.9 catalog
- '-l/--leave-files' is now '-k/--keep-files', following the naming pattern
most other utilities use when keeping files around. - fix issue where the supported models list reported when multiple matching ESDs
were found was inaccurate - fix issue where 7-Zip would fail to find a 'Payload' archive; certain ESD DMGs
recently expose only a 'Payload~' archive to 7-Zip, so we no longer assume
both exist
0.2.0 (August 4, 2013)
- fix issues with Boot Camp installer not installing certain packages
(particularly nVidia/Intel mgmt), by switching the '/qn' option to '/qr'- this runs a minimal GUI installation that still does not block for user
input
- this runs a minimal GUI installation that still does not block for user
- fix proper detection of Windows version architecture for older CPUs
0.1.5 (April 15, 2013)
Fixes:
- fix failure to properly locate BootCamp MSI with latest AutoUnattend-based drivers. now search for BootCamp{64,}.msi starting from the root down, so we don't expect a specific folder hierarchy.