Closed GurliGebis closed 4 months ago
I don't see what would stop you from doing that. The resulting packages are just static files on webserver so there is basically no requirement - you can host them anywhere where you can host static files.
The github hosting has issue though since it's intended for small static sites thus they have limitations in place to avoid abuse via other unwanted use cases. I suspect it will work until you hit these limitations.
I see, in that case, it isn't a good idea 🙂
It looks like it is possible to use github.io to store a debian repository. (Example here:
https://github.com/adelolmo/adelolmo.github.io
)Would it be an idea to do that - that way we can use it to make the packages available publicly, without having to worry about bandwidth costs?