It has been decided that we would have different releases between
website and apt repository. The version from the website would have
debian revision -0 and the one from apt repositories -1.

The main difference resides in the fact that the version from the
website distributes a postinst script which installs key and apt
source.list so that Ring gets automatically updated when installed
via one click install. This is not the case with the one from apt
repos.

Change-Id: I7bbfdfa41b0133ebe93f16bc550aa437c8ddfa6a

Ubuntu 17.10 is now EOL, so remove it from build scripts. Also,
remove old and unused docker files.

Change-Id: I4e43ecbeda4b061bfdf463bc57760474ae075d5a

Hugo Lefeuvre authored 6 years ago and Sébastien Blin committed 6 years ago

Change-Id: Idd8ce22d24d207363f1714279afb40a7dac9f753
Reviewed-by: Sebastien Blin <sebastien.blin@savoirfairelinux.com>

Hugo Lefeuvre authored 6 years ago and Sébastien Blin committed 6 years ago

LMDE3 is based on Debian Stretch. Use debian_9 repo in this case.

Change-Id: I18c1162f20eb45fad7d3cc765a756eafdf7744d3
Gitlab: #490
Reviewed-by: Sebastien Blin <sebastien.blin@savoirfairelinux.com>

- ignores brew install returning 1 when attempting to install over
  an existing package that is not the latest version

Change-Id: I46ee0b85cadc10a6f0995391bbd13534d2027a78

Hugo Lefeuvre authored 6 years ago and Adrien Béraud committed 6 years ago

PPA is a Ubuntu-specific term, but we also support Debian and
non-Ubuntu based distros. Use "repository" instead.

Change-Id: I646f6986d230e0abed53e7ce561fe2c5b4e37753

Hugo Lefeuvre authored 6 years ago and Sébastien Blin committed 6 years ago

f737fa7b introduced a major regression breaking ring-all's oci
feature: incorrect $OS variable was used instead of $ID.

Change-Id: Ice1866affa649cf7d3f560a9cb6d4a25ea5c1551
Reviewed-by: Sebastien Blin <sebastien.blin@savoirfairelinux.com>

Hugo Lefeuvre authored 6 years ago and Adrien Béraud committed 6 years ago

ring-all automatically registers

dl.ring.cx/ring-nightly/{id}_{version_id}

(id and version_id from os-release) as a trusted source. This is
perfectly fine as long as the package is installed on an officially
supported system, but if the package is installed on an unsupported
system (e.g. Linux Mint) the installed source will be wrong even if
even if the package is expected to work.

This patch addresses this issue by adding if else if else statements
handling all possible cases. This is not as pretty as before but it
makes sure we handle all cases properly.

Change-Id: I25167e013c56b212f7d59275419921cd0732de17
Gitlab: #490

Recent packaging changes removed the ring binary package from ring.cx
and replaced it by ring-all. This is because it doesn't make sense to
most end users to install daemon and client separately. However this
change has broken compatibility with the previous packaging policy, at
the very least because we didn't provide a transition package.

There are two solutions:
1. Provide a transition package
2. Build ring binary package again

Both should work well but 2. has better compatibility with official
Debian/Ubuntu packaging so we opt for this one.

Change-Id: I556ae580126038de7077f91b137adbf1046d59e4

Change-Id: Icaeb11be9dd76c815150ec29ebad9cf0534a2144

Change-Id: Ica9cd2730d01da54d39b2be62f327876bff14f3e

gsm dependency have been removed

Change-Id: Ie213a65dbdf46bad5c22c77f7c12494d92af6164

Hugo Lefeuvre authored 6 years ago and Sébastien Blin committed 6 years ago

Backport various fixes from Alexandre's work on the official Debian
package:

Debian packaging:
* Add missing libqt5sql5-sqlite dependency
* Various copyright updates
* Update Standards-Version
* Priority optional (extra is deprecated now)
* Update Vcs-* fields
* Add missing copyright entry
* Remove useless gbp.conf file (only meaningful when using
  git-buildpackage in a git-buildpackage compatible repo which is
  not the case here)

Packaging scripts:
* Remove Ubuntu 14.04 and 15.10 related code
* Various copyright updates
* Set e-mail address before generating changelog entry

Change-Id: I18e523422d16fe129cf6773ab01a99b00232a5bb
Gitlab: #481
Reviewed-by: Sebastien Blin <sebastien.blin@savoirfairelinux.com>

Hugo Lefeuvre authored 6 years ago and Sébastien Blin committed 6 years ago

Currently it is very difficult for non-power-users to get Ring
automatically updated when using the Debian package from the website.

This is because configuring the Ring package repository requires
command line operations.

We want the Ring Debian/Ubuntu/whatever-Debian-based package (the
one from the website, not the official one from the Debian archive)
to make sure Ring's repository url and GnuPG key are installed as
trusted source together with the binaries so that Ring gets
transparently updated along with system updates.

In order to do that, we have to change some things from the official
package we have in the Debian archive:

* we need to provide both daemon and client in a single ring-all
package. Otherwise we will not be able to provide a one-click install
(users would have to install daemon and client in two separate steps
and that doesn't make much sense to non-geek users).

So, replace ring by ring-all and keep building ring-daemon as before
(we still want to provide daemon-only packages).

* we need to add prerm and postinst scripts which will take care of
installing the repo and keys (and this has to be done in different
ways depending on the distribution) in the ring-all case.

Also, remove transition package ring-gnome which has already
disappeared from the Debian package some time ago.

Change-Id: I34d5e5ba000d5d750c8db55c65b536a237a738b5
Reviewed-by: Sebastien Blin <sebastien.blin@savoirfairelinux.com>

Hugo Lefeuvre authored 6 years ago and Andreas Traczyk committed 6 years ago

Change-Id: I1ade1fcfb4060ecb1e3410d1c7681047c2c2d1b4
Reviewed-by: Andreas Traczyk <andreas.traczyk@savoirfairelinux.com>

Hugo Lefeuvre authored 6 years ago and Sébastien Blin committed 6 years ago

Ring on Linux Mint is crashing on startup when it is installed via
make-ring. It is mising the db driver.

Change-Id: I9c78f2443fcbb270c6d8baac645b7cd559274928
Gitlab: #479
Reviewed-by: Sebastien Blin <sebastien.blin@savoirfairelinux.com>

Hugo Lefeuvre authored 6 years ago and Philippe Gorley committed 6 years ago

Build is failing on Linux Mint because of missing automake dependency.

Change-Id: Iacd23267aec8b44aa241f2caefea78954595f97e
Gitlab: #478
Reviewed-by: Philippe Gorley <philippe.gorley@savoirfairelinux.com>

Hugo Lefeuvre authored 6 years ago and Philippe Gorley committed 6 years ago

ID field of os-release is much easier/safer to parse.

In order to stay compatible with scripts calling make-ring, we
convert --distribution args to lower case. This will ensure a smooth
transition (only Arch Linux scripts might break, sorry for that).

Also, add support for Linux Mint and Raspbian, both use apt and have
an important enough user base to be supported.

Change-Id: I13bf44b741a983656dab512ca95e89255efbd30d
Gitlab:#452
Reviewed-by: Philippe Gorley <philippe.gorley@savoirfairelinux.com>

Change-Id: I609640b3cc92eb0c6bd31ee2da8d8cfd94e14952

Change-Id: Iab011abd51859cdcfb30663fb8bd2fd44aa71bcd

Change-Id: I0202943a5e02e0a4c13f044031defe1942b80736

Maxim Cournoyer authored 7 years ago and Sébastien Blin committed 6 years ago

Remove deprecated distros and update Debian dependencies in
make-ring.py and in the new Ubuntu 18.04 Dockerfile.

Change-Id: Ia30948f8406a10ba269f3245c2428d42b8ac7d71
Reviewed-by: Sebastien Blin <sebastien.blin@savoirfairelinux.com>

* scripts/make-packaging-target.py (DOCKER_EXTRA_ARGS): New
variable. It defaults to "-i" when running interactive targets.

Change-Id: I097b68222ab9805535f50840ce182da858aa51c7

aviau authored 6 years ago and Sébastien Blin committed 6 years ago

As of:
 - https://gerrit-ring.savoirfairelinux.com/9288



It is now prefered to build with libayatana-appindicator3-dev.

Change-Id: Ic42e019ada326a11d9c087558838374a1c75f652
Reviewed-by: Sebastien Blin <sebastien.blin@savoirfairelinux.com>

Andreas Traczyk authored 6 years ago and Kateryna Kostiuk committed 6 years ago

- Adds a "fail" function parameter to execute_script (default is True).
- Disables failing for brew unlink execution.
- Unlinks gnutls, nettle, and msgpack which cause failed building
  when using homebrew cellar versions.
- Adds --enable-restbed when calling bootstrap on macOS.

Change-Id: I96449aaad57683f3bc778235376051a1f6ce69b1
Reviewed-by: Kateryna Kostiuk <kateryna.kostiuk@savoirfairelinux.com>

Philippe Gorley authored 6 years ago and Sébastien Blin committed 6 years ago

Change-Id: I05c09e5d383fdb00cc0535d85607e4aac4f5590f
Reviewed-by: Sébastien Blin <sebastien.blin@savoirfairelinux.com>

Change-Id: I77063f047e28fe4298d93649660d9dacb9f9e8a2

CMake doesn't produce distclean targets. The problem would only
surface when testing with an unclean tree.

Change-Id: I7604548c86e65a58f5e7934f4b1496b8921d38d1
Reviewed-by: Olivier Soldano <olivier.soldano@savoirfairelinux.com>

Distributions names are hardcoded across various functions. We have a
couple of arrays listing distros but they were not put to use through
the file
OSX_DISTRIBUTION_NAME and ANDROID_DISTRIBUTION_NAME have also been added
to replace the hardcoded strings

Change-Id: Iab00585d62e94808e476db11d93e824153a8011b

Merge ubuntu and debian dependencies array since all elements are common
(as they should)

Do not use distro names for dependencies arrays, but stick with package
manager systems (dnf, apt, zypper...)

Change-Id: I46036114240812bb9b7c2d843519afa32428db27

This dependency was added as a result of adding sound notifications to
the gnome-client.

Change-Id: I6ce113d46709976119afa151c1f2268ab81df545
Reviewed-by: Nicolas Jäger <nicolas.jager@savoirfairelinux.com>

- add libcanberra (devel-gtk3) dependencies for client-gnome for all linux
distributions.

Change-Id: Ie0592cccbfb479700dc5b3bf4ad9fa81715e1708

Lubomir Rintel authored 7 years ago and Guillaume Roguez committed 7 years ago

libnm-glib has been deprecated for three years and is eventually
going to disappear.

[GR: update Debian/Ubuntu deps as well and all docker files]

Change-Id: I60a9b1a37098715ac55d5fee6718883d2a55fe3c
Reviewed-by: Guillaume Roguez <guillaume.roguez@savoirfairelinux.com>
Signed-off-by: Guillaume Roguez <guillaume.roguez@savoirfairelinux.com>