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Update NEWS for v0.4.
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vslavik committed Sep 6, 2014
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Version 0.4
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- Added API for gracefully shutting down the host app.
- Added the ability to disable automatic checks.
- Added the ability to change the update checks interval.
- Added x64 support.
- Added Visual Studio 201x project files.
- Release notes included in appcast's <description> element are now recognized.
- Added support for build numbers and shortVersionString.
- Added support for sparkle:os="windows" attribute on appcast items.
- Fixed appcasts over HTTPS.
- Use application icon in the UI.
- In-app downloads.

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The sourcepackage for this release is missing the wxwidgets submodule ... (maybe something to mention in the readme?)

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Yes, GitHub-generated source packages never contain submodules. This is how GitHub works and it has nothing to do with WinSparkle or this specific release; every release on GitHub is the same.

Just use a git checkout.

You do have a point about the README, though, thanks for bringing that up — that’s horribly out of date. I’ll update it to explain that compilation from sources must be done from a git checkout.

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Yeah it also works fine to download the tarball from the submodule with the tagged revision and put it into the proper dir before compiling ;)

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