Sparrow v2.4.1

The latest release of Sparrow can be installed using the following command:

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://sparrow-data.org/get-sparrow.sh)"

• If you want to install this release specifically, you can add it to the above command, like so: bash -c $(...) - v2.4.1.
• You can also download the get-sparrow.sh script
  manually and run it using bash get-sparrow.sh or bash get-sparrow.sh v2.4.1.
• For complete control over the installation process, you can manually review the get-sparrow.sh script
  and run the download and installation steps yourself.

See the Getting started documentation for more information on how to set up Sparrow.

Sparrow v2.4.0

The latest release of Sparrow can be installed using the following command:

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://sparrow-data.org/get-sparrow.sh)"

• If you want to install this release specifically, you can add it to the above command, like so: bash -c $(...) - v2.4.0.
• You can also download the get-sparrow.sh script
  manually and run it using bash get-sparrow.sh or bash get-sparrow.sh v2.4.0.
• For complete control over the installation process, you can manually review the get-sparrow.sh script
  and run the download and installation steps yourself.

See the Getting started documentation for more information on how to set up Sparrow.

Sparrow v2.3.1

The latest release of Sparrow can be installed using the following command:

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://sparrow-data.org/get-sparrow.sh)"

• If you want to install this release specifically, you can add it to the above command, like so: bash -c $(...) - v2.3.1.
• You can also download the get-sparrow.sh script
  manually and run it using bash get-sparrow.sh or bash get-sparrow.sh v2.3.1.
• For complete control over the installation process, you can manually review the get-sparrow.sh script
  and run the download and installation steps yourself.

See the Getting started documentation for more information on how to set up Sparrow.

Sparrow v2.3.0

The latest release of Sparrow can be installed using the following command:

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://sparrow-data.org/get-sparrow.sh)"

• If you want to install this release specifically, you can add it to the above command, like so: bash -c $(...) - v2.3.0.
• You can also download the get-sparrow.sh script
  manually and run it using bash get-sparrow.sh or bash get-sparrow.sh v2.3.0.
• For complete control over the installation process, you can manually review the get-sparrow.sh script
  and run the download and installation steps yourself.

See the Getting started documentation for more information on how to set up Sparrow.

Sparrow v2.2.0

The latest release of Sparrow can be installed using the following command:

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://sparrow-data.org/get-sparrow.sh)"

• If you want to install this release specifically, you can add it to the above command, like so: bash -c $(...) - v2.2.0.
• You can also download the get-sparrow.sh script
  manually and run it using bash get-sparrow.sh or bash get-sparrow.sh v2.2.0.
• For complete control over the installation process, you can manually review the get-sparrow.sh script
  and run the download and installation steps yourself.

See the Getting started documentation for more information on how to set up Sparrow.

Sparrow v2.1.4

The latest release of Sparrow can be installed using the following command:

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://sparrow-data.org/get-sparrow.sh)"

• If you want to install this release specifically, you can add it to the above command, like so: bash -c $(...) - v2.1.4.
• You can also download the get-sparrow.sh script
  manually and run it using bash get-sparrow.sh or bash get-sparrow.sh v2.1.4.
• For complete control over the installation process, you can manually review the get-sparrow.sh script
  and run the download and installation steps yourself.

See the Getting started documentation for more information on how to set up Sparrow.

Sparrow v2.1.3

The latest release of Sparrow can be installed using the following command:

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://sparrow-data.org/get-sparrow.sh)"

• If you want to install this release specifically, you can add it to the above command, like so: bash -c $(...) - v2.1.3.
• You can also download the get-sparrow.sh script
  manually and run it using bash get-sparrow.sh or bash get-sparrow.sh v2.1.3.
• For complete control over the installation process, you can manually review the get-sparrow.sh script
  and run the download and installation steps yourself.

See the Getting started documentation for more information on how to set up Sparrow.

Sparrow v2.1.2

The latest release of Sparrow can be installed using the following command:

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://sparrow-data.org/get-sparrow.sh)"

• If you want to install this release specifically, you can add it to the above command, like so: bash -c $(...) - v2.1.2.
• You can also download the get-sparrow.sh script
  manually and run it using bash get-sparrow.sh or bash get-sparrow.sh v2.1.2.
• For complete control over the installation process, you can manually review the get-sparrow.sh script
  and run the download and installation steps yourself.

See the Getting started documentation for more information on how to set up Sparrow.

Sparrow v2.1.1-2

The latest release of Sparrow can be installed using the following command:

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://sparrow-data.org/get-sparrow.sh)"

• If you want to install this release specifically, you can add it to the above command, like so: bash -c $(...) - v2.1.1-2.
• You can also download the get-sparrow.sh script
  manually and run it using bash get-sparrow.sh or bash get-sparrow.sh v2.1.1-2.
• For complete control over the installation process, you can manually review the get-sparrow.sh script
  and run the download and installation steps yourself.

See the Getting started documentation for more information on how to set up Sparrow.

Sparrow v2.0.0

The latest release of Sparrow can be installed using the following command:

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://sparrow-data.org/get-sparrow.sh)"

• If you want to install this release specifically, you can add it to the above command, like so: bash -c $(...) - v2.0.0.
• You can also download the get-sparrow.sh script
  manually and run it using bash get-sparrow.sh or bash get-sparrow.sh v2.0.0.
• For complete control over the installation process, you can manually review the get-sparrow.sh script
  and run the download and installation steps yourself.

See the Getting started documentation for more information on how to set up Sparrow.