Hi !

Here a release for Linux system (already tested on GNU/Linux successfully).

FlameRobin 0.9.12 : build-for-linux

And a snap version here :

https://snapcraft.io/flamerobin

How do you generate the .deb?
It would be nice to have a .deb or at least a compiled .tar.gz generated automatically in our CICD

How do you generate the .deb? It would be nice to have a .deb or at least a compiled .tar.gz generated automatically in our CICD

Note :
A workflow file focused on Linux needs to be created.

In the main directory(the root), two directories(with some subdirectories) can be added like this :
(A) templates -> trees -> deb -> flamerobin
(B) build-for -> linux

On the (A) tree , I can add some templates files, and some algos that will be used after the execution of this command make install (need a virtual machine to perform this operation), and during the installation of the .deb package.

For sure, before executing the make install command, it's necessary to indicate a well-known prefix installation path like this -> /usr/local. After the execution of the make install command (successfully), a script or algorithm should be executed to retrieve the Debian templates, make modifications (for example, set the correct flameRobin version, etc.), assemble them with the directories resulting from the installation, and then build everything into a valid .deb package, then upload the result to (B) tree.

Essentially, these are the scenarios and processes to be carried out.

Hi !

I created a workflow file and implemented some templates and algos allowing to build, construct and install the deb resulting package (specially the flamerobin app).

Here the status of the build :
flamerobin for Linux -> workflow build status

A pull request is pending for a merge.

Hi !

I updated the workflow file (linux-build.yml) to ensure that, after building the flamerobin app, the upstream files [Build/*] are used instead of the copied custom files.

Here the status of the new build. (Build successfully)

Tested on Ubuntu 24.04 successfully.

A pull request is pending.