Binary tarballs are missing from latest releases

[nadiamoe]

Latest releases only include .deb and .rpm packages, but there are no tarballs (or zip files) containing the bare binaries.

As a workaround, binaries can be extracted from deb/rpm packages and will work fine as they are statically compiled.

[ChrisDuncan-personal]

Could you please release a "Linuxx86_64.zip" version as that is what my company has used to install the software. The last version of that is v0.17.3

[nadiamoe]

Hey @ChrisDuncan-personal, we're working on it. Hopefully in a couple weeks we'll have linux-amd64 and linux-arm64 tarballs again, for future releases too.

We're tentatively thinking for going to binaries inside a .tar.gz file instead of a .zip file, will that work for you?

[ChrisDuncan-personal]

Hey @ChrisDuncan-personal, we're working on it. Hopefully in a couple weeks we'll have linux-amd64 and linux-arm64 tarballs again, for future releases too.

We're tentatively thinking for going to binaries inside a .tar.gz file instead of a .zip file, will that work for you?

I tried to use Ansible's unarchive module on the .tar.gz file, and it uncompresses the folder for me, but the contents are not the same as what I would get from the "Linuxx86_64.zip" files. Not having the "Linuxx86_64.zip", will force me me have to create additional steps in ansible for my installation.