automated builds using CI system #9

2023-04-21T18:31:22+02:00

adamhax0rbana commented

2023-04-21 18:31:22 +02:00

(Migrated from git-old.jurisic.org)

This change is to enable people who mirror this repo on a GitLab instance (as I do) to have a .deb file built on a schedule (e.g. weekly) and check to see if there are any updates.

This has a number of benefits:

Ensures the latest version of Nextcloud can always be built
Verifies any changes made will work on a freshly set up machine
Can notify people via email when a new version of Nextcloud is released

For those hosting the repo with Gittea or other Git hosting software that can't use GitLab's CI system, the CI build file will serve as a detailed example of how to build the package.

This change is to enable people who mirror this repo on a GitLab instance (as I do) to have a .deb file built on a schedule (e.g. weekly) and check to see if there are any updates. This has a number of benefits: - Ensures the latest version of Nextcloud can always be built - Verifies any changes made will work on a freshly set up machine - Can notify people via email when a new version of Nextcloud is released For those hosting the repo with Gittea or other Git hosting software that can't use GitLab's CI system, the CI build file will serve as a detailed example of how to build the package.

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Reference: ijurisic/nextcloud-deb#9