Upgrading
When evolving simple-acme, we strive for backwards compatibility and in-place upgrades. A typical upgrade can be deleting everything from the program directory and extracting the new files from the download page. This can even be automated by tools like Scoop.
There are some cases when you might want to be a little more careful.
- If you made changes to the example scripts included with the distributed
.zip
-file, you will probably want to preserve those. We do accept PR’s for scripts, so if they are the type of changes which others might find useful too, please feel free to submit them. - If you’ve developed your own plugins, they might need to be updated for a major release (e.g. moving from 2.3.x to a future 2.4.x), because this generally means that either the .NET runtime has been upgrade or some plugin interfaces have been modified.
From win-acme
simple-acme is an xcopy upgrade for any 2.x.x version of win-acme.
Looking for win-acme?
simple-acme is a backwards compatible, drop-in replacement built by the same person. Project history.