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The recent changes related to custom plugins have complicated the build process, and the prebuilt binaries on GitHub are no longer available.
The project I’m working on is a mix of Qt, TypeScript, JavaScript, and C++. I don’t use npm at all (except for tsc, although I plan to replace that soon with a standalone binary once the Go version becomes stable enough). The TypeScript code is compiled to JavaScript, which is then used within Qt (without any external packages).
Until now, I’ve simply downloaded oxlint and used it directly — it was straightforward and hassle-free.
Now, however, I have to install and run it through npm.
It’s not a major inconvenience, but managing both CI and the local setup without additional dependencies was definitely much simpler.
So, is there any chance of restoring the prebuilt binaries?
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The recent changes related to custom plugins have complicated the build process, and the prebuilt binaries on GitHub are no longer available.
The project I’m working on is a mix of Qt, TypeScript, JavaScript, and C++. I don’t use npm at all (except for tsc, although I plan to replace that soon with a standalone binary once the Go version becomes stable enough). The TypeScript code is compiled to JavaScript, which is then used within Qt (without any external packages).
Until now, I’ve simply downloaded oxlint and used it directly — it was straightforward and hassle-free.
Now, however, I have to install and run it through npm.
It’s not a major inconvenience, but managing both CI and the local setup without additional dependencies was definitely much simpler.
So, is there any chance of restoring the prebuilt binaries?
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