Previous package at https://github.com/LunarWatcher/activitywatch/releases/tag/v0.12.13 -- the only changes made since that is adding aw-qt to /usr/share/applications as well, because the xdg autostart directory didn't list it on the start menu for me. I haven't done much extensive testing on whether that particular desktop copy is needed, but it's there for convenience. Taking it out is trivial if it turns out it isn't needed though.
I'm also building the last changes for good measure though; they'll be done in a couple hours, assuming the builds don't flake out on me again and I don't notice.
The build is hooked up into the existing CI infrastructure, similar to how the .dmg files are built, and uploaded in the same way as other build artefacts. It's fully self-contained in this repo as well, so no additional submodule overhead. I'm not entirely sure how easy it is to use the script on any arbitrary commit though, but I'm also not sure if fully arbitrary deb builds is needed or wanted.
Previous package at https://github.com/LunarWatcher/activitywatch/releases/tag/v0.12.13 -- the only changes made since that is adding aw-qt to
/usr/share/applications
as well, because the xdg autostart directory didn't list it on the start menu for me. I haven't done much extensive testing on whether that particular desktop copy is needed, but it's there for convenience. Taking it out is trivial if it turns out it isn't needed though.I'm also building the last changes for good measure though; they'll be done in a couple hours, assuming the builds don't flake out on me again and I don't notice.
The build is hooked up into the existing CI infrastructure, similar to how the .dmg files are built, and uploaded in the same way as other build artefacts. It's fully self-contained in this repo as well, so no additional submodule overhead. I'm not entirely sure how easy it is to use the script on any arbitrary commit though, but I'm also not sure if fully arbitrary deb builds is needed or wanted.