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Add .deb package for Linux [simple template included here] #736
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Thanks @niklas-e! That helps a ton! We'll try to integrate it into our Azure Dev Ops Pipeline https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/devops/. |
That's cool @JakeRadMSFT! Ask me if you have any problems or questions with it - I might be able to help 😃 |
@niklas-e , I took a look at your code, and didn't see anything regarding Storage Explorer depending on .NET Core 2.0, libgconf, gnome keyring and some other things. Am I just not seeing it or is that not something you added? |
Duplicate of #68. If I'm wrong, go ahead and reopen. |
Hi @MRayermannMSFT I would just threat this as a template to be used by Microsoft engineers. |
@MRayermannMSFT sorry, I forgot to reply. I set the dependencies according to documentation available at that time. There's some dependencies in the file @mkozioro pointed out. Rest of the dependencies can also be added there. I can add the ones you mentioned later today. |
Storage Explorer Version: 1.4.2
Platform/OS Version: Linux (debian based)
Architecture: x86_64
Regression From:
Steps to Reproduce:
Tarball requires manual work to have the app as a "regular app" on OS level (e.g. properly registered app, menu item, purge on unistall etc...)
Expected Experience:
Install Azure Storage Explorer via .deb package. Of course PPA would be even better, but this would be easiest way to provide better user experience.
I created simple template to create the package from your tarballs. Most likely it could be used on your CI pipeline with minor modifications. Here's the template: https://github.com/niklas-e/azure-storage-explorer-deb
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