Switch MCPI-Reborn To Downloading From Gitea #2493
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@TheBrokenRail I see that you added the 4K pagesize switcher. I do not remember MCPI-Reborn being problematic on 16K pagesizes. Did you test yourself or have reports of it not working on 16K pagesizes? |
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Lots and lots on bug reports on Discord. |
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Yup I see them now on the discord. The changes look good. Thank you. |
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Missed the QEMU text before merging. Botspot got to it before me though, lol |
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With MCPI-Reborn v2.5.2, releases are now uploaded to Gitea Releases using Gitea Actions instead of Jenkins. This was done because Jenkins was, quite frankly, terrible, kept breaking, and was probably also a security risk.
There are still files on https://jenkins.thebrokenrail.com to prevent scripts from breaking, but newer version will only be on Gitea.