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Add a few niceties for making Flatpak builds of VSCode #17370

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Add a few niceties for making Flatpak builds of VSCode #17370

merged 3 commits into from
Dec 16, 2016

Commits on Dec 16, 2016

  1. Support signing Flatpak builds with GPG 

    This honors the following environment variables:

- $GPG_KEY_ID: When set, it can be the identifier, full fingerprint, or
  email address of a GnuPG key which will be used to sign Flatpak builds.

- $GPG_HOMEDIR: Path to an alternative home directory to be used by GnuPG,
  instead of the default ~/.gnupg directory of the current user. This can
  be used to point GnuPG to a different keychain.
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  2. Flatpak: Allow specifying the path to a destination repository 

    This makes the Flatpak builds honor the $FLATPAK_REPO environment variable.
When it is defined, it will be used as the path to an OSTree repository where
the Flatpak application bundle will be committed to. This allows to place
multiple builds in the same repository (along other applications, even), which
can be published. For more details abuit using repositories for publishing,
check:

   http://flatpak.org/developer.html#Distributing_Applications

Note that setting $FLATPAK_REPO disables building a standalone .flatpak bundle
file.
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  3. Flatpak: Set the subject used for repository commits 

    When storing the output of a Flatpak build to a commit into an OSTree
repository (by setting the $FLATPAK_REPO environment variable), it is
good to have a descriptive subject in the commit log message.
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