Stride Files

What's Changed

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🌙 Nightly builds

• New --nightly option for stride sdk available, stride sdk install, stride sdk update and stride upgrade. Nightly builds are now only picked when you pass --nightly, even if you also pass --prerelease. stride sdk install --nightly and stride sdk update --nightly add the nightly feed to your NuGet.config, the same way the launcher's "Show nightly builds" setting does, so Game Studio and your projects can restore from it later. stride sdk available --nightly only lists the nightlies and leaves your NuGet.config alone. stride sdk update also no longer moves a version line back to an older version when you're already on a newer nightly or prerelease (@xen2, 96d5e29)

📦 Installing & managing Stride versions

• Beta packages placed in a local test feed no longer count as installed on their own. Versions you uninstalled stay uninstalled, and installing one beta no longer brings the others back. Installs and uninstalls also work when the CLI is started from a folder you can't write to (for example C:\Windows\System32), and the CLI and the launcher now use one shared lock, so they don't get in each other's way (@xen2, #3513)
• The CLI now removes the old packages.xenko.com and packages.stride3d.net/nuget sources from your NuGet.config, like the launcher does since 6.0.5. Those feeds are no longer used. The nightly feed (packages.stride3d.net/nightly) is kept.

🔧 Under the hood

• The CLI no longer tries to set up native crash capture, because it never shipped the files that feature needs (@xen2, #3507)
• The CLI, the launcher and the Visual Studio extension now use the same code to read a project's Stride version, including a version you edited in the project file after the last restore (@xen2, #3509)

Full Changelog: https://github.com/stride3d/stride/compare/cli/1.0.3...cli/1.0.4