medley-210908

There are separate releases of medley and maiko.
Get the latest version of each.

From a shell/terminal window:

1. Get the medley release medley-210908.tgz below.

Unpack the medley tar file

tar -xvfz medley-210908.tgz

2. Get the Maiko release here.
   Unpack the Maiko file for your operating system and CPU type, e.g.,

     tar -xvfz maiko-210823.linux.x86_64.tgz

3. This should leave you with two directories, medley and maiko.
   Then you can

   cd medley
   ./run-medley -full
   

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Alternatives:

1. Medley

• Instead of medley-210908.tgz, get medley-210908-loadups-only.tgz and
  • the sources below, or
  • checkout tag medley-210908 in your own clone of the repo
• You can make your own loadups; see scripts/loadup-and-release.sh

2. Maiko

• Get the latest maiko sources and make your own

  cd maiko/bin
  ./makeright x

and, if you're doing a loadup

   ./makeright init

medley-210903

There are separate releases of medley and maiko.
Just get the latest version of each.

Alternatively, you can pick up the medley release, and build your own maiko.

Get the Maiko release here.

To use (from a shell/terminal window):

1. Unpack the medley tar file

tar -xvfz medley-210903.tgz

2. Unpack the maiko file for your operating system and CPU type,e.g.,

     tar -xvfz maiko-210823.linux.x86_64.tgz

3. This should leave you with two directories, medley and maiko.
   Then you can

   cd medley
   ./run-medley -full
   

medley-210831

We've moved to separate releases of medley and maiko.
Just get the latest version of each.

Or, you could pick up the medley release and build your own maiko.
Medley release is here:

 medley-210831.tgz

Maiko relese is here

To use (from a shell/terminal window):

1. Unpack the medley tar file

tar -xvfz medley-210831.tgz

and the maiko file for your os.arch, e.g.,

     tar -xvfz maiko-210823.linux.x86_64.tgz

This should leave you with two directories, medley and maiko.
Then you can

cd medley
./run-medley -full

medley-210828

We've moved to separate releases of medley and maiko.
Just get the latest version of each.

Or, you could pick up the medley release and build your own maiko.
Medley release is here:

 `medley-`releasename`.tgz`

Maiko relese is here

To use (from a shell/terminal window):

1. Unpack the medley tar file

tar -xvfz medley-210828.tgz

x and the maiko file for your os.arch, e.g.,

     tar -xvfz maiko-210823.linux.x86_64.tgz

This should leave you with two directories, medley and maiko.
Then you can

cd medley
./run-medley -full

medley-210827

We've moving to separate releases of medley and maiko.
Just get the latest version of each.

Or, you could pick up the medley release and build your own maiko.

 `medley-`releasename`.tgz`

To use (from a shell/terminal window):

1. Unpack the medley tar file

tar -xvfz medley-210827.tgz

and the maiko file for your os.arch, e.g.,

     tar -xvfz maiko-210823.linux.x86_64.tgz

This should leave you with two directories, medley and maiko.
Then you can

cd medley
./run-medley -full

medley-210825

We've moving to separate releases of medley and maiko.
Just get the latest version of each.

Or, you could pick up the medley release and build your own maiko.

 `medley-`releasename`.tgz`

To use (from a shell/terminal window):

1. Unpack the medley tar file

tar -xvfz medley-210825.tgz

and the maiko file for your os.arch, e.g.,

     tar -xvfz maiko-210823.linux.x86_64.tgz

This should leave you with two directories, medley and maiko.
Then you can

cd medley
./run-medley -full

nightly-210815

Each release should have a subset of the medley repo in a file
medley-releasename.tgz

and at least one
maiko-releasename.osname.arch.tgz

e.g.,
maiko-nightly-210815.linux.x86_64.tgz

for each os/arch pair for which we have GitHub "action" runners.

To use (from a shell/terminal window):

1. Unpack the medley tar file

tar -xvfz medley-nightly-210815.tgz

and the maiko file for your os.arch

tar -xvfz maiko-nightly-210815.linux.x86_64.tgz

this should leave you with two new directories, medley and maiko.
Then you can

cd medley
./run-medley -full

nightly-210806

Each release should have a subset of the medley repo in a file
medley-releasename.tgz

and at least one
maiko-releasename.osname.arch.tgz

e.g.,
maiko-nightly-210806.linux.x86_64.tgz

for each os/arch pair for which we have GitHub "action" runners.

To use (from a shell/terminal window):

1. Unpack the medley tar file

tar -xvfz medley-nightly-210806.tgz

and the maiko file for your os.arch

tar -xvfz maiko-nightly-210806.linux.x86_64.tgz

this should leave you with two new directories, medley and maiko.
Then you can

cd medley
./run-medley -full

nightly-210804

Each release should have a subset of the medley repo in a file
medley-releasename.tgz

and at least one
maiko-releasename.osname.arch.tgz

e.g.,
maiko-nightly-210804.linux.x86_64.tgz

for each os/arch pair for which we have GitHub "action" runners.

To use (from a shell/terminal window):

1. Unpack the medley tar file

tar -xvfz medley-nightly-210804.tgz

and the maiko file for your os.arch

tar -xvfz maiko-nightly-210804.linux.x86_64.tgz

this should leave you with two new directories, medley and maiko.
Then you can

cd medley
./run-medley -full

nightly-210506

Each release should have a subset of the medley repo in a file
medley-releasename.tgz

and at least one
maiko-releasename.osname.arch.tgz

e.g.,
maiko-nightly-210506.linux.x86_64.tgz

for each os/arch pair for which we have GitHub "action" runners.

To use (from a shell/terminal window):

1. Unpack the medley tar file

tar -xvfz medley-nightly-210506.tgz

and the maiko file for your os.arch

tar -xvfz maiko-nightly-210506.linux.x86_64.tgz

this should leave you with two new directories, medley and maiko.
Then you can

cd medley
./run-medley -full