feat(release): publish a Linux .deb alongside the AppImage by NaveDanan · Pull Request #4887 · pingdotgg/t3code

NaveDanan · 2026-07-29T23:53:04Z

Problem

Linux is the only platform where T3 Code ships a single artifact. The AppImage works, but installing it leaves users without a desktop entry, an icon, dependency resolution, or any package manager integration unless they wire all of it up by hand. .deb covers the large majority of Linux desktop users and costs one extra packaging pass over an app we have already compiled.

What changed

Made --target deb actually work. scripts/build-desktop-artifact.ts already forwarded --target straight through to electron-builder, so deb looked supported. It was not: fpm aborts unless it can resolve a project homepage and a Name <email> maintainer, and the generated config set neither, because AppImage never needed them.

⨯ Please specify project homepage, see https://www.electron.build/configuration#metadata
  Please specify author 'email' in the application package.json
  It is required to set Linux .deb package maintainer.

Two fields fix it — homepage on the staged package.json and linux.maintainer, which becomes both the deb Maintainer and Vendor.

Release workflow builds and publishes it. A platform-gated step reruns packaging with --skip-build, reusing the app the AppImage step already compiled, then .deb is added to the collect and publish globs. This deliberately avoids a second Linux matrix leg, which would have duplicated a ~25 minute compile and collided on the desktop-linux-x64 and resource-monitor-linux-x64 artifact names.

Guarded the updater manifest. FpmTarget sets isWriteUpdateInfo: true, exactly like AppImageTarget, so the deb build overwrites latest-linux.yml. DesktopUpdates.ts refuses to install any Linux update unless the app is running from an AppImage, so an unguarded version of this change would publish a manifest pointing at a .deb the app rejects and silently break auto-update for every existing AppImage user. The workflow stashes the manifest and restores it after packaging.

Also adds vp run dist:desktop:linux:deb for local parity with dist:desktop:linux, and documents the artifact plus the update caveat.

Verification

Built end-to-end on Ubuntu 24.04 at v0.0.31:

Package: t3code          Architecture: amd64
Version: 0.0.31          Maintainer: pingdotgg <[email protected]>
Homepage: https://t3.codes
Depends: libgtk-3-0, libnotify4, libnss3, libxss1, libxtst6,
         xdg-utils, libatspi2.0-0, libuuid1, libsecret-1-0

All 9 hicolor icon sizes present; packaged icon is pixel-identical to assets/prod/black-universal-1024.png.
Valid desktop entry with StartupWMClass=t3code; postinst registers /usr/bin/t3code and handles chrome-sandbox permissions.
Every declared dependency resolves on 24.04 (libgtk-3-0 and libatspi2.0-0 via the t64 packages that Provide them).
New regression test fails if linux.maintainer is removed, so the build break cannot silently return.
vp test run scripts/build-desktop-artifact.test.ts (31 passed), scripts typecheck, lint, and fmt:check all clean.
Workflow shell logic simulated in isolation under set -euo pipefail, including the case where no manifest exists.

Notes for reviewers

The maintainer address needs your call. The repo has no packaging contact anywhere, so [email protected] is a placeholder derived from the site. It gets baked permanently into every published package — please replace it if there is a real address.

In-app updates are intentionally not enabled for deb. The .deb ships both app-update.yml and electron-builder's package-type marker, so electron-updater would select DebUpdater, but T3's own Linux gate blocks it first and deb users will see "Automatic updates on Linux require running the AppImage build." Turning that on means accepting a pkexec dpkg -i prompt per update and pointing the feed at the deb, which is a separate decision I did not make here. Most distro-packaged apps leave updates to the package manager.

Scope. .snap was built and verified alongside this but is deliberately excluded: it needs a Snap Store account, credentials, and manual review for classic confinement, which is a product decision rather than a packaging one. Happy to open it separately if wanted.

Per CONTRIBUTING.md I recognise this may not be something you want right now — close it freely if so.

Generated with claude-opus-5 running in opencode.

Note

Medium Risk
Release workflow changes affect Linux updater metadata and published assets; incorrect manifest handling could break AppImage auto-update, though the backup/restore step mitigates that. Maintainer email is baked into every deb package.

Overview
Adds a Linux .deb to release artifacts so Debian/Ubuntu users can install via the package manager, while in-app auto-update stays AppImage-only.

The desktop packager now supplies homepage and linux.maintainer (fpm requirements for deb) on the staged package.json and Linux build config, plus a dist:desktop:linux:deb script and a regression test so deb builds cannot break silently.

The release workflow runs a second Linux packaging pass with --skip-build after the AppImage step, backs up and restores *-linux*.yml updater manifests (deb packaging would overwrite them with .deb metadata the app refuses to install), and includes .deb in collect/publish globs. Docs note the deb vs AppImage update behavior.

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Note

Publish a Linux .deb package alongside the AppImage in release builds

Adds a new build step in release.yml that runs dist:desktop:artifact with --target deb after the AppImage is built, stashing and restoring the AppImage update manifest so it isn't overwritten by the .deb build.
Adds maintainer and homepage metadata to the Linux build config in build-desktop-artifact.ts, which are required by electron-builder's fpm-backed targets like .deb.
Adds a dist:desktop:linux:deb npm script in package.json for local builds.
Behavioral Change: in-app updates are disabled when running from the .deb package; only the AppImage supports update delivery.

^{Macroscope summarized a37813e.}

Linux users can only install T3 Code from an AppImage today, which means no desktop entry, no icon, no dependency resolution, and no package manager integration unless they wire it up themselves. The build script already forwarded `--target` to electron-builder, but a deb build aborted because fpm requires a project homepage and a `Name <email>` maintainer that the generated config never set. Adding those two fields makes `--target deb` work, and the release workflow now repackages the already-compiled Linux app into a .deb and attaches it to the GitHub Release. electron-builder writes update metadata for every fpm target, so the deb build would clobber the AppImage updater manifest. Since Linux auto-update only supports the AppImage, the workflow stashes and restores that manifest around the deb step. Built and verified locally on Ubuntu 24.04: correct control fields, all nine hicolor icon sizes, valid desktop entry, and every declared dependency resolvable. Generated with claude-opus-5 running in opencode.

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macroscopeapp · 2026-07-30T00:03:09Z

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Verdict: Approved a37813e

This PR adds .deb packaging to the Linux release workflow without modifying runtime behavior. Changes are additive CI/CD configuration with proper manifest handling to preserve AppImage updates, appropriate constants for fpm requirements, and test coverage.

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@bigpod98

The desktop build script already accepts `--target deb`; the target string is passed through to electron-builder untouched and the artifact copy step is target-agnostic. A deb build fails only because app-builder-lib's FpmTarget requires two metadata fields the staged package.json omits: `homepage` (control "Homepage:") and `maintainer` (control "Maintainer:", otherwise derived from `author`, which carries no email). AppImage needs neither, so nothing surfaced this. Rather than add a second Linux matrix entry -- whose upload artifact name `desktop-linux-x64` would collide with the AppImage entry's -- let the existing Linux entry emit both targets from one electron-builder run. `--target` now takes a comma-separated list, and artifactName's ${ext} already keeps the output files distinct, so there is one artifact name, one runner, and no collision. The .deb also has to be listed in the collect step and in both action-gh-release file lists, or it builds and never ships. Packages declare Electron's shared-library dependencies per format, so a minimal Debian/Ubuntu install pulls them in instead of the app failing to start. The same wiring covers `rpm`, exposed as `dist:desktop:rpm` for local builds; the release workflow stays AppImage+deb because the runners have no `rpmbuild`. Consolidates the overlapping .deb work from pingdotgg#4887, pingdotgg#4900 and pingdotgg#5139: the dependency lists and the rpm target come from @bigpod98's pingdotgg#5139, the docs and the download-page card from @benthecarman's pingdotgg#4900. The .deb is not an updater payload -- in-app updates on Linux stay AppImage-only, so .deb installs upgrade through dpkg/apt. Documented in docs/operations/release.md.

masterflitzer · 2026-08-07T01:56:49Z

you can just use gear lever to manage appimages, it has desktop integration & supports auto update: https://github.com/mijorus/gearlever

NaveDanan · 2026-08-12T19:27:35Z

@masterflitzer Thanks — Gear Lever is definitely a valid option for people who want to manage AppImages.

I'm not making any claim about Gear Lever's maintainer or the quality of the project. My concern is that, because of what it does, its Flatpak package currently requires fairly broad permissions, including read/write access to the host filesystem, network access, /tmp, and access to the Flatpak interface. That's also why Flathub marks it as "potentially unsafe."

More importantly, though, I don't think users should need to install a separate AppImage manager just to get normal desktop/package integration for T3 Code.

The goal of this PR is to make T3 Code itself integrate natively with the Debian/Ubuntu ecosystem: install/uninstall through the system package manager, dependency resolution, desktop entry/icon integration, and a familiar installation path for users who may not even know what an AppImage manager is.

I think that's particularly worthwhile for a project like T3 Code. Making the Linux experience closer to the Windows/macOS experience lowers the barrier for non-developers as well, and gives the project a better foundation for future distro/repository distribution.

masterflitzer · 2026-08-12T20:06:17Z

@NaveDanan i get your point, but imo time & additional maintenance burden is better invested in more/better cross distro solutions, e.g. something specific for debian/ubuntu won't be useful for someone using fedora etc.

another option that comes to mind is to extend homebrew support of t3code from macos only to linux brew as well, that way everybody on linux benefits from a simpler update experience and i guess it'll be much easier to maintain given t3code already supports brew (assuming one is willing to use brew of course, but gh & glab clis for instance which are supported by t3code are also primarily distributed on linux brew, i'd imagine for similar reasons)

all this is obviously for the mainteners to decide, i'm just trying to give helpful input as a fan of this project

t3dotgg · 2026-08-23T11:57:25Z

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🤖 GPT-5.6 Sol responding on behalf of Theo

Closing this PR after an automated pass over open pull requests. Theo already rejected adding more Linux package formats to release CI. External package mirrors exist.

The Linux release build now also makes a .deb in the same electron-builder run as the AppImage, and the release publishes it. electron-builder lists it in latest-linux.yml and writes resources/package-type into it, so the app updates a .deb install through electron-updater, which installs the new .deb with dpkg. The desktop updater now allows that path. The .deb uses xz in threaded mode (XZ_DEFAULTS=-T0): 113 MB in place of 141 MB with gzip. The Linux arm64 release job moves to a 16-vCPU Blacksmith arm64 runner. The download page, README, install guide, and release docs list the .deb. Based on community work in #4071, #5139, #4900, and #4887. Co-authored-by: chukfinley <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Primož Ajdišek <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: benthecarman <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: NaveDanan <[email protected]> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <[email protected]>

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packages/shared/src/usageMerge.test.ts: removed orphan nested it() declaration from commit 9, removed dangling expect+}) from rebase residue, and renamed staleEnvironments -> contractMismatches to match the upstream field that commit 9/11/13 introduced (the fork exclusively uses the contractMismatches field name). - apps/server/src/usage/usagePricing.ts: collapsed the doubly-nested conflict markers left by commits 61 and 75 in cacheSavingsUsd into the upstream clause that resolves to rateModel ?? record.model. - apps/server/src/provider/Drivers/CursorDriver.ts: replaced with the upstream main implementation so the file matches the upstream auth/modelDiscovery shape; the fork V2 Cursor path was already covered by PiAdapterV2.test.ts (61/61 green) and is not touched. - apps/server/src/provider/Layers/CursorProvider.test.ts: restored the fork-main version (252 lines) because the upstream version exercises a CursorProvider path that this fork does not implement (fork ships only the V2 Pi adapter and the legacy Cursor provider layer tests); 7/7 green. 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Publish a Linux .deb package alongside the AppImage in release builds

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