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Flatpak packaging #26
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Yes, that would be great :)
Nice, thanks! 👍 Are you interested in resolving LibrePCB/LibrePCB#313 and LibrePCB/LibrePCB#314? Then I could follow the App Submission instructions. |
I'll try. Flathub requires stable releases, though. Until then one could use Gitlab CI to provide nightlies, like e.g. SuperTux does it: https://gitlab.com/SuperTux/flatpak |
Hmm okay, I think we could provide our nightly flatpaks directly on https://download.librepcb.org. And as soon as we have stable releases, we can submit them to the official Flathub. |
I was able to use GitLab-CI to automatically build the flatpak: https://gitlab.com/LibrePCB/librepcb-flatpak/. The bundle is hosted at https://download.librepcb.org/nightly_builds/master/librepcb-nightly-linux-x86_64.flatpak and the repository at https://download.librepcb.org/flatpak_repository/. Usage:
@Alexander-Wilms Could you try if it also works for you? |
Unfortunately the mimetypes are not installed properly... |
I can try installing it in a few minutes. I think anything that should be exported needs to have the org.librepcb.LibrePCB prefix: flathub/org.jamovi.jamovi#9 |
Thanks for the repo, it works fine here. Only thing to note is that one needs to run |
Done in LibrePCB/LibrePCB@7736854, now it seems to work 😃
Perfect 👍
True... Now the open tasks are:
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I submitted LibrePCB 0.1.0 to Flathub: flathub/flathub#738 |
Package is now available at Flathub 😃 https://flathub.org/apps/details/org.librepcb.LibrePCB |
I'm not sure if this or LibrePCB/librepcb is the proper place to file this request. I think it would be nice if LibrePCB could be provided as a Flatpak via Flathub. Below is a simple manifest, which I used to build LibrePCB. It seems to work fine so far; you can test it like this:
Contents of org.librepcb.LibrePCB.yaml:
You also need the appdata file from LibrePCB/LibrePCB#314
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