Allow mass-updating apps on device about raccoon

[onyxbits]

Am Donnerstag, den 04.09.2014, 09:27 -0700 schrieb DragoonAethis:

Raccoon can automatically update all .apks in its archives. It'd be
pretty handy to have a way to utilize adb and update .apks on the
connected device within the app.

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I have plans going in that direction. No ETA though since I'm currently
in the process of restructuring my website.

[IzzySoft]

Meanwhile, that's a part my project Adebar covers: if you copy those .apk files into the corresponding "transfer dir(s)" (there're a install and a reinstall dir, the latter for updates), on the next run of Adebar (when transfers are enabled for that device), those apps would automatically be installed.

Adebar is more or less "plain Bash", and proved to run fine on different Linux distris. But that doesn't mean it cannot be used on other platforms (MacOS should work as it has Bash AFAIK). I even got a report recently from someone successfully using it with Cygwin, so Windows would be supported as well.

[onyxbits]

Raccoon v4.x includes ADB support and batch push to device.

Am Donnerstag, den 19.11.2015, 15:44 -0800 schrieb Izzy:

Meanwhile, that's a part my project Adebar covers: if you copy
those .apk files into the corresponding "transfer dir(s)" (there're a
install and a reinstall dir, the latter for updates), on the next run
of Adebar (when transfers are enabled for that device), those apps
would automatically be installed.

Adebar is more or less "plain Bash", and proved to run fine on
different Linux distris. But that doesn't mean it cannot be used on
other platforms (MacOS should work as it has Bash AFAIK). I even got a
report recently from someone successfully using it with Cygwin, so
Windows would be supported as well.

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[IzzySoft]

Raccoon v4.x includes ADB support and batch push to device.

Great to read! And that will fit 99% of the cases. Adebar would cover the remaining 1% where a device is "not currently connected" ;)