Add ability to automatically pick up the latest apktool.jar version#3683
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Is this a pattern someone started somewhere in some tool/guide that caused a lot of people to collect the versions in this manner? |
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No, I think it's mainly because that's the default naming convention of the jar files downloaded from the GitHub releases, so it's a lot more convenient saving them directly within the same directory as the wrapper and having it work that way without needing to rename it. |
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Similar to the work done on #2120, adding the ability to automatically pick up the latest apktool version for the user.
If the script finds an
apktool.jarit's selected automatically, otherwise it looks for jar versions available in its directory with the name formatapktool_<version>.jarand picks the latest accordingly.