display-pilot 1.5.0.0_Mac_250102090118 (new cask)

[dlackty]

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[dlackty]

I spent several hours searching for a reliable livecheck source. The app updater uses a signature in the header for authentication, while the webpage relies on a front-end fetch to an API that also validates cookies for authentication.

Given these constraints, I had to omit the livecheck block.

[daeho-ro]

I think we can do with page match from

• https://www.benq.com/en-ap/support/downloads-faq/products/monitor/display-pilot-2/software-driver.html

by the download url.

[dlackty]

Thank you for the suggestion! Unfortunately, using page match isn’t feasible because the content on the page is rendered on the front end. Additionally, the API endpoint (https://www.benq.com/api/esupport-tm/getFiles/en_gb/display%20pilot%202/en_gb,ge_ge) requires an Accept-Encoding header and returns 401 otherwise. (Weird design?)

Let me know if there’s an alternative approach you’d recommend!

[bevanjkay]

There is a url provided by the in-app updater that only include the version number - https://qspublic.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/qspublic/qs_app/1001/Display Pilot 2Setup-1.5.0.0-release.dmg

If that link is suitable for the url, we can find the latest version using the spec page for livecheck - https://www.benq.com/en-ap/monitor/software/display-pilot-2/spec.html

We tend not to include software without a reliable livecheck in homebrew-cask, as the maintenance burden is less when the versions can be updated and checked systematically.