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• Use SemanticVersioning to check about new version
• Allow Prerelease

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Improved version handling with the integration of semantic versioning to enhance update management.
• Refactor
  • Updated version comparison logic to leverage SemanticVersioning library.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The primary change in the Flow Launcher Core project involves updating its version handling mechanism. The SemanticVersioning package has been added to replace the traditional Version handling in order to support more advanced versioning features, including pre-release versions. This update alters how the Updater class manages and filters release versions.

Changes

Files	Summary
Flow.Launcher.Core/Flow.Launcher.Core.csproj	Added a new package reference to "SemanticVersioning" version "3.0.0-beta2".
Flow.Launcher.Core/Updater.cs	Replaced Version with SemanticVersioning.Version for newReleaseVersion and currentVersion. Modified release filtering to exclude Prerelease check.

Poem

🎉 In the land where versions grow,
🐇 A change has come, a gentle flow.
🌱 From Version old to Semantic new,
📦 Beta shines with promises true.
🌟 Launcher's heart beats in delight,
Keeping updates ever bright and right.
🚀 In the world of code, take flight!

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Optimization of fetching the latest release

The current implementation fetches all releases and then sorts them to find the latest. This could be optimized by using GitHub API parameters to directly fetch the latest release, reducing the amount of data transferred and processed.

- var latest = releases.OrderByDescending(r => r.PublishedAt).First();
+ // Assuming GitHub API supports fetching only the latest release:
+ var latest = await Http.GetLatestReleaseAsync(api); // This method needs to be implemented

Consider adding error handling for the scenario where no releases are found, which could throw an exception when calling First().

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