[eagles13]

If you're like me, you develop on several different platforms & computers, and like to keep your projects self-contained. For this reason, I use the standalone JAR version of RuneMate for day-to-day development, which creates an annoyance - the standalone JAR does not automatically update. To address this, I've written an updater (principally for my own use) which you can find here:

https://pastebin.com/YJt75zj

The updater assumes that you put RuneMate.jar in your project root. In order to use the updater effectively, do the following:

• Create a new class somewhere relevant named RuneMateUpdater (I chose to create a parent updater package and thus my package structure was com.eagles13.updater).
• Insert the code from GitHub into the class and compile (CTRL+F9 in IntelliJ). You could alternatively just download the raw file from GitHub and use that.
• Create a new debug configuration in IntelliJ similar to the one below (your packaging will likely be different)
  

• Next, on your usual Run Configuration, add a before launch action like so:
  

 

[geashaw]

I likes dis, daily updates are awesome, updating the client everytime is not.

 

[derk]

Fenks. :^)

 

[party]

TotallyNotARat.jar.exe

 

[eagles13]

TotallyNotARat.jar.exe

It's a fucking source you absolute mong of the first order.

 

[party]

It's a fucking source you absolute mong of the first order.

TotallyJustASource.jar.exe

 

[eagles13]

TotallyJustASource.jar.exe

For anyone wondering, this guy is an example of one of the foremost intellects in the whole of Scotland.

 

[party]

For anyone wondering, this guy is an example of one of the foremost intellects in the whole of Scotland.

I'm actually going to take that as a compliment, thanks

 

[arbiter]

Clever solution to a non-issue, but it helps the people too stubborn to do it properly. Thanks.

 

[eagles13]

Clever solution to a non-issue, but it helps the people too stubborn to do it properly. Thanks.

That's a half-assed compliment if ever I heard one. lol.