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- Add build-linux job using Nuitka --onefile for a single binary
- Rename build to build-windows, update artifact names with OS and CPU
- Add version to release filenames (snapjaw-VERSION-os-arch)
- Run check job on both Windows and Ubuntu via matrix
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
-[Download snapjaw](https://github.com/refaim/snapjaw/releases/latest) (the `.zip` file)
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- Extract the archive into the WoW folder. This will create a structure similar to `C:\Games\WoW\snapjaw\snapjaw.exe`. Alternatively, if you choose a different destination, you'll need to specify the path to the addons directory using the `--addons-dir` argument.
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- See usage examples or run `snapjaw.exe --help`
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### Linux
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-[Download snapjaw](https://github.com/refaim/snapjaw/releases/latest) (the `.tar.gz` file)
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- Extract and install:
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```
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tar xzf snapjaw-*-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
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chmod +x snapjaw
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mv snapjaw ~/.local/bin/
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```
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- Run from your WoW directory: `cd /path/to/wow && snapjaw --help`
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- Or use `--addons-dir` to specify the path to `Interface/Addons` from anywhere
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#### Note
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If you are new to snapjaw, you will need to reinstall each of your addons manually using the `snapjaw install` command. This process is essential as it creates an index file to effectively track the status of your addons folder.
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