Open josephwb opened 4 years ago
Yeah, this is an issue. Debian testing and Ubuntu active development (currently fossa) will get packages automatically in a few days. But for old Ubuntu releases, I have to build packages specifically and then distribute them. The easiest way right now is probably to download the tarball instead of using a package manager.
Making DEB packages for older ubuntu should be doable. I am already compiling them through github actions on an older ubuntu. Making a DEB could also be done, but I have to figure out how to do that in this context.
Then I have to upload them to a PPA, I guess.
As a side comment, I personally use Debian testing for servers and Debian "unstable" for desktop/laptop. I like the rolling releases better than the Ubuntu static release model.
Understood. Thanks.
I'm going to try to figure out how to run a DEB creation process from github actions.
Ok, kewl. I was more curious than anything, although I imagine it will eventually be useful.
It is nice that BAli-Phy is available using package managers. However, it is not available on the current Ubuntu LTS release (v18.04).
Is it possible to make it available from an LTS (which I imagine most users, er, use), or are there significant roadblocks?
If this is not possible, it is not a big deal, as building it is straightforward (and the precompiled binaries are almost as convenient).