Support for pre-releases and drafts
/**
* @param bool $includePreReleases
* @param bool $includeDrafts
*
* @return array|false
*/
public function getMostRecentReleaseInformation($includePreReleases = true, $includeDrafts = false)Fetch the latest (stable) release
This method always returns the latest stable release (even if there are newer pre-releases and/or drafts).
$data = $assetFileDownloader->getReleaseInformation();
echo PHP_EOL, 'Release', PHP_EOL,
data['tag_name'], PHP_EOL,
'Draft: ', ($data['draft']) ? 'Yes' : 'No', PHP_EOL,
'PreRelease: ', ($data['prerelease']) ? 'Yes' : 'No', PHP_EOL;Release
0.5.3.1
Draft: No
PreRelease: No
Fetch the latest release
This method returns the most recent release, even if it is a pre-release or a draft. This method can also return a stable release if it is the most recent.
Attention: Use this method only if you explicitly want to include pre-releases and/or drafts (e.g. for a beta update channel feature). It fetches all releases from the GitHub api internally and iterates over them until the first release matches the expectation.
$data = $assetFileDownloader->getMostRecentReleaseInformation();
echo PHP_EOL, 'PreRelease', PHP_EOL,
data['tag_name'], PHP_EOL,
'Draft: ', ($data['draft']) ? 'Yes' : 'No', PHP_EOL,
'PreRelease: ', ($data['prerelease']) ? 'Yes' : 'No', PHP_EOL;PreRelease
0.6.3
Draft: No
PreRelease: Yes