Amin Bandali authored 3 years ago and Sébastien Blin committed 3 years ago

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Maxim Cournoyer authored 3 years ago and Sébastien Blin committed 3 years ago

This makes the current 'jami-all' package the one used for the
one-click install package.

* packaging/rules/debian/rules (OCI_INSTALL_DIR): New variable.
(override_dh_auto_install): Extend rule to install the files of the
jami-libqt package.  Do not include the jami-gnome in jami-all.
* packaging/rules/debian/control (jami-all): Update description.
* packaging/rules/debian-one-click-install: Delete directory.
* packaging/rules/debian-one-click-install/jami-all.postinst: Move to ...
* packaging/rules/debian/jami-all.postinst: ... here.
* scripts/make-packaging-target.py: Remove all OCI-specific targets.
* scripts/deploy-packages.sh (package_deb) [jami-all]: Do not add
package to the apt repository.
[manual-download]: Look for the jami-all package from the main
distribution directory, not in a '_oci' suffixed version.

GitLab: jami-client-qt#263
Change-Id: I4cacf26355c767d1c77b1ce478b184023481b674

Remove commented code and deprecated packages (it's bee more than a
year).

Change-Id: Ie7224c831405c07a33018ccc951a73bc05a93599

Amin Bandali authored 4 years ago and Maxim Cournoyer committed 3 years ago

Also remove unused DEBIAN_PACKAGING_OVERRIDE.

Change-Id: Ida109a811bebd1fb46fd1a8b90fb5463518382c0

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Change-Id: Ibfe20a56db762a844ed458d4bea1331051e0f0b5

Using qemu in user mode to build jami package for raspbian platforms
adds a lot of overhead.

Remove the virtualization using the Debian 10 cross-compiling toolchain.
The target platform (i.e. the platform on which the package will be
installed) has to be set and some compilation options has to be added in
the debian/rules file.

Also add the armhf architecture in the Docker container in order to
install the package dependencies for this platform.

Change-Id: Ic2282ad9377d52482bca4a4f0ef017fbcc1f8eb7

Andreas Traczyk authored 4 years ago and Sébastien Blin committed 4 years ago

Replaces the ring-client-windows submodule with jami-client-qt and
adjusts make-ring.py and helper scripts to support both the gtk and
qt client builds for GNU/Linux.

Gitlab: #581
Change-Id: I55c0272cb354c9fa96f3541b6e5a8b7b271f14ba

Fredy Pulido authored 5 years ago and Sébastien Blin committed 5 years ago

Adds:
* Debian 9 armhf
* Debian 9 arm64
* Debian 10 armhf
* Debian 10 arm64
* Raspbian 10 armhf
* The One Click Install (oci) version for all this items

This commit also fix the --generate option in the generated makefile by
scripts/make-packaging-target.py and remove the --architecture option
there because was not used at any part of the script.

Because our builder docker can not docker build with ARM we implemented
a workaround called dirty qemu-static is documented and we have a issue
to sovle it.

The pipeline for packaging-deploy-gnulinux-generic got changed to add
the support for the ARM architecture but the OCI build is not enabled
because the build including the oci takes long (5 hours or plus).

Warning: require companion changes in daemon (topic debian-arm)
to ensure the right compilation flags

Change-Id: I905bbd4660824670d7de836129886f3d7f1dc83b

Change-Id: I311cab0134ae98481ec0f93ad6737ba4d3d6a28a

This reverts commit 19034ec6.

Reason for revert: test ABI

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This commit rename the tarball, debian, ubuntu and fedora packages.

This commit also modify the debian post install script to add support
our repositories for Debian 10 and Ubuntu 18.10 and 19.04 and create
transition packages to ensure a proper nama transition in debian based
distributions.

Warning: when using reprepo to add the ring transition deb package
this get into pool/main/j/jami. for now we think is a reprepo error
because reads the Source: instead of Package: field.

Change-Id: I47449a79c1a8bfd6ee0f3ffed618886f1dc1645a

Change-Id: I4953f10bce3bbecd960dbaa8edd8928992af7d2f
Gitlab: #598

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Change-Id: Id44a4f6210fc74063b2db389f67bd0f46d9c938b

Change-Id: Ibfaa5c119bf20c1d9814f3e7137b35d58e635dd3

Change-Id: Ic25af179503107365286ffe2f57b4bb6b2c9112d

The previous patch doesn't seems to work. Add the file in the files
section for Fedora and add a line after the build for Debian.

Change-Id: I942082b45d9138e9c10c3995775971a342e50500

Sébastien Blin authored 6 years ago and Adrien Béraud committed 6 years ago

Change-Id: I4022846de7e0fa1f2a3bf14ffe0a961920379580

Change-Id: Ice5cba61bf3f7baa3d207ea269ffa4537378ae58

Add missing libqt5sql5-sqlite entry to the ring binary package
dependencies. This bug was fixed in 2ae32538 and reintroduced later.

Change-Id: If8cfe0a09aca5c52c14fb352190be15134c503c7
Gitlab: #925

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

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>

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.

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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>

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>

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>

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>

* Add 2017 date
* exclude UWP/electron client directories

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