@wakco commented on GitHub:
First, not a bug, second, Installomator has a label for installing homebrew, and third, homebrew has to compile those projects, while Installomator handles installing…
@HarishrajSubburaj commented on GitHub:
2025-11-06 12:07:13 : INFO : protonvpn : ################## Version: 10.9beta 2025-11-06 12:07:13 : INFO : protonvpn : ################## Date:…
@hwlans commented on GitHub:
Label protonvpn seems fine now. It downloads v6.1.0 which is currently the latest version:
./assemble.sh…
@wakco commented on GitHub:
As a Mac administrator, I have to say that sadly Chrome is a bad example, homebrew downloads the dmg, Installomator has a label for the dmg, however Installomator also…
@maumeerally commented on GitHub:
Thank you for your feedback. I do have to make one correction to your observation. You do not need to compile anything. If you take a look at the JSON catalogue…
@wakco commented on GitHub:
Then ask for that, an automated process to help update the dated labels. What was asked for was to essentially dump the chosen way of working for another tools way of…
@kernsb commented on GitHub:
Thunderbird portion of this is fixed in #2563
@maumeerally commented on GitHub:
Yes, but homebrew does support installing a pkg and is an open source project (I can link you to casks that have a pkg for the download url). And for example, if…
@acodega commented on GitHub:
Update your Installomator to the latest version and protonvpn label.
@wakco commented on GitHub:
And since I just realised it, another reason Chrome was a bad example, homebrew is also using a fixed download URL, just like Installomator, but unlike Installomator…
@maumeerally commented on GitHub:
I think you need to actually read my post when replying to it:
Then ask for that, an automated process to help update the dated labels. **What was asked for…
@adormire commented on GitHub:
I had this issue in our environment, as well. I redownloaded a fresh copy of Installomator.sh, replaced my existing copies, and it was fixed. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
@Kiwi-Jay007 commented on GitHub:
I had the same issue. It looks like Adobe changed the URL, but I got it working again by updating the URL in the script to: `https://helpx.adobe.com/download-ins…
@pmex commented on GitHub:
I have an idea on how to solve it. If my testing works out, I'll be back with a PR