#SolanaSurge It has been written from the ground up and includes several improvements:

better performance for upload of media/metadata files and deploy of the candy machine — these operations take advantage of multithreaded systems to significantly speed up the computational time needed;

simplified build and installation procedures taking advantage of cargo package management, including a binary distributable package ready to use;

robust error handling and validation of inputs, including improvements to config and cache files, leading to more informative error messages.

See the docs for full installation and usage instructions.

Sugar will then use these settings by default if you don't specify them as CLI options, allowing commands to be much simpler.

Create a folder named assets to store your json and media file pairs with the naming convention 0.json, 0., 1.json, 1., etc., where the extension is .png, .jpg, etc. This is the same format described in the Candy Machine v2

You can then use the launch command to start an interactive process to create your config file and deploy a Candy Machine to Solana: