Ryan Ward
11152f2f40
- Remove warp-channel-config dependency; all bin targets hardcode ChannelConfig inline - Rename bin targets: galaxy-oss, galaxy-local, galaxy-stable, galaxy-dev, galaxy-preview - Rename config dir from .galaxy-ai to .galaxy - Add Galaxy app icon (512x512 rounded PNG + SVG logo) - Replace settings gear icon with Stars (sparkle) icon - Remove lightbulb/resource center button from header toolbar - Add Galaxy logo SVG to Settings > About page - Rename Galaxify -> Galaxyize across all UI strings - Remove Create Team / Join Team sections from Galaxy Drive - Fix missing => in OpenRichInput match arms - Clean up unused imports and warnings - Update Cargo.toml bundle metadata with Samsung branding - Re-enable code review, project explorer, global search in settings
Inno Setup installer script
What is windows-installer.iss?
On Windows, programs are conventionally installed using an installer, also known as an installation wizard. The installer is a single executable that takes care of:
- Creating a directory to store the program's files
- Downloading assets
- Initializing registry entries
- Creating a desktop icon
- ... and more, depending on the application's needs.
windows-installer.iss is an Inno Setup script:
a configuration file for building a Warp installer.
The Inno Setup Compiler takes a script file and generates an installer executable.
This is roughly equivalent to the bundling process on MacOS.
How to edit the installer
See the Inno Setup documentation: Inno Setup Help.
This script can be edited manually using any code editor.
However, it requires the Inno Setup compiler to be turned into a .exe file.
How to compile this installer
First, ensure you've set up your environment.
- Download and install the Inno Setup Compiler.
- Run
cargo buildto ensure the installer uses the latest version of Warp.
Option 1: Use the CLI
- Add the Inno Setup Command-line Compiler executable to your shell path.
By default, it is located at
C:\Program Files (x86)\Inno Setup 6\ISCC.exe. - Compile the installer:
iscc .\script\windows\windows-installer.iss`.
- Run the generated executable:
.\script\windows\Output\Warp-Windows-Setup.exe`.
The script begins with a series of preprocessor definitions.
From the command line, use the /D flag to emulate preprocessor definitions
and override the hardcoded defaults.
Usage: iscc <script path> /D<name>[=<value>]
The following constants can be overwritten:
MyAppVersion(default:0.1.0)MyAppExeName(default:warp.exe)ReleaseChannel(default:dev)TargetProfileDir(default:debug)
Option 2: Use the GUI
- Open the Inno Setup application and select this script.
- Click the "compile" button. This will generate an installer executable in a directory called
Outputat the same level as this script. - To run the installer, click the "run" button in Inno Setup.
Using icons
Windows has its own icon file format that bundles together multiple icon sizes.
App icons are located in app/channels/<channel_name>/icon/no-padding.
The .ico files are generated using imagemagick:
convert 16x16.png 32x32.png 48x48.png 64x64.png 256x256.png icon.ico
Note that sizes above 256x256 are not supported. See the Inno Setup docs.