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[Feature Request] Provide non-generic packaging CI for major linux distributions #225
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Thanks for your feedback! I'm not quite sure I understand the core of the issue here, though.
Can you be more specific about what failures you're seeing?
I'm assuming you're referring to the statically linked binary release?
Not sure what you mean. The 22.04 Dockerfile exists just to ensure this still builds with 22.04. The regular Dockerfile is based on 24.04, and this is also what's being used for the release builds. Are you suggesting that the CI should produce deb/rpm/... package artifacts? |
Yes, that is exactly what I'm suggesting, with all package artifacts buildable from single container at a bit higher upfront engineering cost and recent calls throughout community to have packages (mostly with Flatpak) be maintained by original author/maintainer, having even the basic packages setup would allow for much easier adoption by people who won't realize that current build documentation might be outdated. I cannot confirm that one yet, but based that assumption on differences between what's in readme and all those Dockerfiles that pushed me to find actual problems with my setup, which is why I cannot confirm at the time of writing this and until I fix these issues, thank you for leading me onto that discovery. |
Source? Which community exactly? |
I have tried reproducing build on a "real" Ubuntu 22.04 according to provided docmentation, then adjusting for errors which arose, then repeated the same with provided Dockerfiles.
In all 4 cases builds fail, and while generic release works, I do believe CI for .deb/.rpm package would to wonders do popularization and reproducibility of the builds.
Aside from the fact that as of writing this packages Ubuntu 22.04's
universe
are a bit long in the tooth for current builds, such improved CI could be more easily extended into providing packages for more demanding systems, such as Flatpak, AppImage, various cloud-oriented formats or Snap'd.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: