add microg's fdroid repo by default

[eighthave]

There is a new feature in F-Droid starting in v1.5 that lets the ROM add repos to F-Droid. This is done with an additional_repos.xml file. Here's what it would look like for https://microg.org/fdroid/repo:

/system/etc/org.fdroid.fdroid/additional_repos.xml:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<resources>
    <string-array name="additional_repos">
        <!-- name -->
        <item>microG F-Droid repo</item>
        <!-- address -->
        <item>https://microg.org/fdroid/repo</item>
        <!-- description -->
        <item>This is a repository of microG apps to be used with F-Droid. Applications in this repository are signed official binaries built by the microG Team from the corresponding source code.</item>
        <!-- version -->
        <item>19</item>
        <!-- enabled -->
        <item>1</item>
        <!-- push requests -->
        <item>ignore</item>
        <!-- pubkey -->
        <item>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</item>
    </string-array>
</resources>

[corna]

That's cool, I've been waiting for a way to pre-add the microG repo since the beginning of this project, thanks!

Just one question: what's the purpose of the version field?

[eighthave]

Its the index metadata version. That's largely a historical vestige, but it needs to be there.

[corna]

@eighthave I've tested it on thea (with this): the new repositories correctly appear on a fresh install, however they don't after an upgrade with the data partition preserved, unless the FDroid's app data is wiped. Is that by design?

[eighthave]

yes, _additional_repos.xml_ only takes affect on initial install. That keeps the security and user choice issues easy to manage.

[corna]

Thanks for the clarification.

Done in bf8c846, starting from tomorrow the LineageOS for microG builds will include the microG repos.