Roadshow 1.15 released

[kolla]

Tried updating using the "upgrade" lha, and it updated everything except bsdsocket.library. I then tried to apply patch manually (020 variant), but it failed, my registered 1.14 library wasn’t correct. Soooo I ended up just copying in bsdsocket.library from the "install" archive. Maybe the patches are for the "demo" version? What’s the purpose of this entire patch-job update anyways, wouldn’t be easier to have installer just copy in new files instead? Why seperate "install" and "update", when apparently the installer script in the "install" archive has an update functionality as well? It’s a tad confusing!

[kolla]

Today morning we upload a small Update. Now work the installscript correct.

I'm not so sure, got the same error on a 68000 system.
However, patching manually with ced-patch worked, only took forever...

But why must this be so over-engineered?
Why not provide updated files and get rid of this ced-patch nonsense.
Why doesn't installer bail out when updating fails?
It could at least do a simple check in the end to see that what was supposed to be updated actually is updated.

To everyone: ensure after updating that "version full file libs:bsdsocket.library" says "4.364 (1.sep.23) Roadshow 1.15", if it says "4.347 (29.nov.19) Roadshow 1.14" (or less), then the update has just silently failed.