Can I just have the server give the "all" file for any file not found?
Nope. We do plan on solving this problem with "incremental patches" coming soon.
I know I've seen this question asked on the forums previously, but I don't recall the answer and I can't find the post.
We've got a ~48mb application update. With the capabilities of wyBuild, we've been able to release smaller, incremental updates more frequently to our customers. This has been a major benefit to us, and a big part of the reason we bought. After ~50 updates, however, the update build & upload times are getting out of hand.
Maintaining incremental updates for every version ever released is way more than we need, but we do need people on older versions to be able to download a full update. Is there any way, including server-side logic, of forcing users who are more than X versions behind to use the "all" update? Can I just have the server give the "all" file for any file not found?
Can I just have the server give the "all" file for any file not found?
Nope. We do plan on solving this problem with "incremental patches" coming soon.
I know you're probably sick of hearing this question, but any ETA? We're up to 376 MB for the files for our latest update. I have a small bug fix I'd like to get out to our users, but it's not worth further bloating our updates. This issue is only going to get worse for us.
On a side note, our S3 upload through wyBuild seems to max out at 1.7 Mbps. We should have 10 Mbps, and I've had S3 uploads go at that speed before. If you're not already, you may want to implement multi-part uploads in a future version to speed this up.