Re:Termux no longer updated on Google Play
by westurner on Tuesday January 05, 2021 @10:19AM
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> > offer users the option of generating an apk wrapping their native code in a usable way.
> This seems a promising solution: compile from source, create an apk, install - your custom distribution! For popular collections of packages, a pre-built apk.
FPM could probably generate APKs in addition to the source archive and package types that it already supports.
The conda-forge package CI flow is excellent. There's a bot that sends a Pull Request to update the version number in the conda package feedstock meta.yml when it detects that e.g. there's a new version of the source package on e.g. PyPI. When a PR is merged, conda-forge builds on Win/Mac/Lin and publishes the package to the conda-forge package channel (`conda install -y -c conda-forge jupyterlab pandas`)
The Fedora GitOps package workflow is great too, but bugzilla isn't Markdown by default.
> This seems a promising solution: compile from source, create an apk, install - your custom distribution! For popular collections of packages, a pre-built apk.
FPM could probably generate APKs in addition to the source archive and package types that it already supports.
The conda-forge package CI flow is excellent. There's a bot that sends a Pull Request to update the version number in the conda package feedstock meta.yml when it detects that e.g. there's a new version of the source package on e.g. PyPI. When a PR is merged, conda-forge builds on Win/Mac/Lin and publishes the package to the conda-forge package channel (`conda install -y -c conda-forge jupyterlab pandas`)
The Fedora GitOps package workflow is great too, but bugzilla isn't Markdown by default.
Keeping those APKs updated and rebuilt is work.