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Add net.cachapa.tudo #5161
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- type: dir | ||
path: ../../build/linux/x64/release/bundle/ | ||
- type: dir | ||
path: assets |
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So how does this work? You should not use dir sources, it should be a direct link to the source code/tarball/binary etc.
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To be honest this is my first time generating a Flatpak so I'm not sure if my approach is correct.
In the first case, the directory contains the executable + precompiled libs required for the application to run.
In the second the assets directory contains metadata for the Flatpak: build script, icon, .desktop, etc.
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the directory contains the executable
And how is said directory found from here? We cannot go and grab it from your PC nor we can ship your PC.
It has to be a link.
- name: tudo | ||
buildsystem: simple | ||
only-arches: | ||
- x86_64 |
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also what happens with the aarch64 flatpak?
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The application only supports x86_64 at the moment.
My goal is to add aarch64 later once the x86_64 is published and running.
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Description: tudo is an experiment on simple, private, synchronized to-do lists.