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Packaging #22

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vifino opened this issue May 15, 2018 · 1 comment
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Packaging #22

vifino opened this issue May 15, 2018 · 1 comment
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vifino commented May 15, 2018

So, as sled is progressing more and more each day, it actually becomes more useful to have it packaged for distributions.

Order is as follows:

  • Make sled's headers follow a more library-esqe pattern. (sled/plugin.h, etc..)
  • Package for Gentoo.
    • USE flags for module selection!
  • Package for Arch's AUR.
    • Split into multiple packages.
  • Docker images
    • we can build everything for a certain arch there, then supply sled as the entrypoint.

  • Version sled. Not sure I like that.
  • Package for Alpine.
  • Package for FreeBSD.
  • Package for OpenBSD(?).
  • Package for Ubuntu and Debian.
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vifino commented Apr 16, 2019

Well, now that modloader modules are there and we have many modules, we might wanna do packaging now.
Maybe a seperate "packaging" repository that'll package all the things of shinyblink?

sled itself should be divided into multiple packages: sled-core, sled-mod-{farbherd,lua}, sled-bgm-{pixelflut,opc} and the remaining modules probably in sled-core-modules. sled should be a meta package downloading sled-core and sled-core-modules.

On Gentoo, however, we can just make a sled ebuild. Should be simple enough.

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