Adds securedrop-workstation-config 0.1.2 package #34
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Good call on the old package cleanup, we've been meaning to do that for a while. The commit you pushed purging all buster packages from 2019 shaves ~356MB off the repo, which is grand. Also removing the stretch packages from 2019 would remove another ~876MB, so I'm going to push up a commit doing so. |
The previous cleanup commit removed all 2019 packages from workstation/buster/, here we also remove from workstation/stretch/. In case it's useful to future maintainers: find workstation/stretch | grep -i dev-2019 | xargs -r du -ch | tail -n1 find workstation/stretch | grep -i dev-2019 | xargs -r git rm
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Changes look great, thanks for the super clear test plan. Pushed up one additional commit to cull more packages—for reference:
$ find -type f -iname '*.deb' | wc -l
307
$ find -type f -iname '*.deb' | xargs du -ch | tail -n1
1.4G total
$ git checkout master
Checking out files: 100% (340/340), done.
Switched to branch 'master'
$ find -type f -iname '*.deb' | wc -l
645
$ find -type f -iname '*.deb' | xargs du -ch | tail -n1
2.6G total
More than 1GB reduction for the repo, which is great. Finally, regarding:
Removing packages should not cause any server side lfs issues
It's worth reiterating that reprepro, for better or for worse, only serves the most recent version of any given package—so even though the old debs were visible in the web docroot, they were not accessible to apt clients.
Towards freedomofpress/securedrop-workstation#424
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Ready for review
Description of changes
Bumps the version for release, should be a no-op. packaging changes and logs:
Test plan
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