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Seems to be a open issue in the backlog to support that.
electron-userland/electron-builder#512
We are using electron-builder to build the different packaged versions.
Hopefully they tackle it in there soon or, if you want to add it, just probably concentrate your efforts on adding it in the electron-builder.
I will keep it open so I check the electron-builder every now and then. Thanks for the suggestion again!
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Hi @IsmaelMartinez,
Your are very welcome! About your questions:
How do you know when to release a new version?
currently I have a "watch" configured for new releases in your repo. Everytime you release a new version I will get a notification.
Are you building from master?
No, I am pointing to the release by doing this in the flatpak manifest:
- type: git
url: https://github.com/IsmaelMartinez/teams-for-linux.git
tag: v0.3.0
So, the flow could be:
- I get a notification of a new version from your repo.
- I create a new branch for testing in the flatpak teams repo (https://github.com/flathub/com.github.IsmaelMartinez.teams_for_linux)
- I will update the manifest and other changes if required. Then I will push and PR from that branch against master.
- If everything is ok it will be merged and all the users will get the update on their systems.
Or could be as well:
- Any user realizes there is a new release in your repo.
- Creates a fork of the Flathub teams repo.
- Makes a PR from the fork against the master branch in the Flathub teams repo.
- If everything is ok, flathub developers or me approve or not the merge.
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Hello there!
I've created a Flatpak distribution of this amazing Teams client for Linux. You can install it from the Flathub repo at https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.github.IsmaelMartinez.teams_for_linux or get the code of the flatpak itself, report issues, PRs etc at https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.github.IsmaelMartinez.teams_for_linux
Thank you for this useful tool.
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Great! Maybe worth adding a "get it in flathub" badge in the main readme... But we need to do that for snap and arch also so not needed to worry at this moment. Thanks again!! I will close this as is now done!
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feel free to add it. I don't really have the time at the moment to implement this but I am happy to support you.
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Hi @gabops ,
Amazing! Thanks a lot for it. I just got a few questions for future maintenance, etc.
How do you know when to release a new version? Are you building from master? Do you want me to ping you after every release of is there some magic build in the flathub integration?
Thanks again!
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Procedure described for new releases doesn't seem to work. flatpak is still on 0.4.0
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I actually meant human factor.
I found nice released rpm and it is enough for me, thanks!
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