Added ability to invite friends and colleagues from the desktop app
Disabled automatic update checking on Linux (since it doesn’t work there)
Improved runbook scroll position recall
Fixed a bug where a runbook wouldn’t load “latest” and resulted in a blank editor
Fixed Linux installs possibly overwriting atuin CLI package (Linux users: any feedback you have for this fix is very useful)
macOS DMG has a snazzy new background
We’ve also opened up Organizations to everyone! This set of features is still very much a work in progress, but we’ve had a few users in testing for a while and it’s in a usable state. For now, you can create an Organization by visiting your profile page on Atuin Hub and clicking the new “Organizations” tab. Once done, the dropdown at the top of the Runbook list in the Desktop app should show your org; give the app a relaunch if not.
Expect a lot of changes and improvements to Orgs in the coming weeks. In particular, soon you’ll be able to move Runbooks between workspaces, and move entire workspaces into an Org. As always, feedback is not only welcome, but deeply appreciated!
The Linux distribution package name has been changed and now includes white space between Atuin and Desktop in the filename. Is this intentional?
Previously it was in the following format: Atuin_foo.deb
latest version: Atuin Desktop_foo.deb
p.s.
I assume it’s to avoid overwriting with Atuin on Linux, but since having a space in the filename caused issues when installing the deb package with gdebi, I decided to post about it.
sudo gdebi Atuin Desktop_foo.deb
gdebi error, file not found: Atuin
Ah no, it’s an unfortunate side effect of a change in our build for Linux to fix the package issue you alluded to. I’ll change this so there’s no space in the next release. Thanks!
In the meantime, you should be able to escape the space with a backslash or use quotes around the file path.
Thank you for your quick reply.
So that’s how it was. I see.
(Ugh, my English is poor and I tend to be long-winded. I just want to convey as much detail as possible.)
My PKGBUILD to autoupdate the application extracts the variable pkgver by evaluating the Linux package name from the URL. In my case its the rpm so the evaluation failed due the space.
