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As important as building from git is, the gold standard for portability and release artifacts is still tarballs, I think. Maybe I'm wrong? Anyway, if we are going to keep releasing via tarball and not just git tag, we should build a tarball in CI.
It would be helpful if users could let us know if they use the tarballs in any way.
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Yeah, makes sense. I'm pretty sure most people build from the release tarball if they are compiling gearmand at all. These days, most folks apt-get install (or equivalent) whatever package is provided for their system, I presume, but those packages track our release tarballs, not the git repository.
Adapting the GitHub Actions CI workflow to generate a tarball and then build and test that tarball sounds tricky, but I might be overthinking it.
As important as building from git is, the gold standard for portability and release artifacts is still tarballs, I think. Maybe I'm wrong? Anyway, if we are going to keep releasing via tarball and not just git tag, we should build a tarball in CI.
It would be helpful if users could let us know if they use the tarballs in any way.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: