Weekly Builds - BEEmod/BEE2-items GitHub Wiki

Every week, the BEE repository automatically builds a version of the application and compiler from the in-development code. These can be tested out to try in-progress features or to help find bugs. However these are likely to be less stable, and obviously aren't as tested.

Installing development versions

1. First, it's advisable to back up your palettes and configs. Type/paste %appdata%/BEEMOD2/ into the Windows Explorer address bar to see them, or click on File -> Open Folder -> Palettes in the BEE app, then go up a folder. When going forward in versions these should be upgraded automatically, but when reverting to an earlier version settings may be lost.

2. The builds are available here for the application, and here for packages. Click on the latest build for each and download the files corresponding to your operating system under the "artifacts" section at the bottom. You might need a GitHub account to do this.

3. Extract the application anywhere, and the packages into the application folder, just as you would with a standard release.

4. If you encounter any bugs and haven't updated in over a week, try downloading the latest build.

5. If you report bugs, include the long string of letters/numbers from the builds you downloaded (or at least the first 10 characters). That allows identifying the exact version if any errors occur.