Google have released an application and framework that developers can include in their code allowing MacOS X programs to auto-update.
The code is available to download from Update Engine under an Apache 2.0 license.
The system allows MacOS X programs to check back to a server (specified in a .plist file) that then checks versions and other relevant information and if an update is available goes and gets it. This then also generates a script which can be used to install the app.
This should make it very easy for Apple developers to include auto-update functionality to their applications.
2009/12/01
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