Can I ask you to add support for snaps for textql?
I think this would be a nice addition to the Snap Store (snapcraft.io/store), and give you extra exposure to Linux users. Snaps are cross-distro Linux software packages, supported on Ubuntu, Debian, Manjaro, Fedora, OpenSUSE and many others distributions. They also come with automatic updates.
I wrote this PR detailing how to build snaps locally using snapcraft, a command-line tool.
You can also build snaps using a CI system or our free build system (build.snapcraft.io).
Here are the steps to build textql as snap on a stock Ubuntu 18.04:
The store supports multiple risk levels as “channels” with the 'edge' channel typically used to host the latest build from git master. Stable is where stable releases are pushed. Optionally, beta and candidate channels can also be used if needed. After testing, you can push a stable release to the stable channel.
Test installing on a clean machine.
snap install textql --edge
Once your app is in the store, we can help with the store page, and promote the application online.
Thanks, and let me know if you have any questions on this.
Hi Paul,
Can I ask you to add support for snaps for textql?
I think this would be a nice addition to the Snap Store (snapcraft.io/store), and give you extra exposure to Linux users. Snaps are cross-distro Linux software packages, supported on Ubuntu, Debian, Manjaro, Fedora, OpenSUSE and many others distributions. They also come with automatic updates.
I wrote this PR detailing how to build snaps locally using snapcraft, a command-line tool.
You can also build snaps using a CI system or our free build system (build.snapcraft.io).
Here are the steps to build textql as snap on a stock Ubuntu 18.04:
snap install snapcraft --classic --beta git clone https://github.com/igorljubuncic/textql.git cd textql git checkout add-snapcraft snapcraft
This sequence of commands will create a.snap file, something like textql_1.0_amd64.snap.
This snap can then be installed and tested local with:
snap install textql_1.0_amd64.snap --dangerous
The --dangerous flag is necessary because the app does not come from the store and isn't signed.
After it's installed, you can run the application:
snap run textql
Next, you will need to:
snapcraft login snapcraft register
snapcraft push textql_1.0_amd64.snap --release edge
The store supports multiple risk levels as “channels” with the 'edge' channel typically used to host the latest build from git master. Stable is where stable releases are pushed. Optionally, beta and candidate channels can also be used if needed. After testing, you can push a stable release to the stable channel.
snap install textql --edge
Once your app is in the store, we can help with the store page, and promote the application online.
Thanks, and let me know if you have any questions on this.