Closed kwlg closed 6 months ago
I was considering this but I have a couple of reservations. First I don't have a developer account with google and it would actually cost me a bit of cash to get one. Not a big deal, but secondly, and more importantly, the 64bit build kicks off literally hundreds of warnings.
So maybe? F-droid is probably much more likely for me to participate in, but the play store reaches many more people...
Here is the F-Droid build recipe of the original app
https://gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroiddata/-/blob/master/metadata/com.Bisha.TI89EmuDonation.yml
This needs to be adapted.
You also need a new applicationId in your build.gradle, a new app name and a new icon
Thank you for this information. When I can find some time perhaps I'll look into this. I have not looked into releasing anything on f-droid, is the process relatively painless?
If your app does not contain problematic non-free libraries (which does not seem to be the case) it should be easy. -You need a Gitlab account -fork the F-Droid repo -create a new branch -add your modified yml in metadata e.g as com.eanema.graph89.yml -commit the change
If your yml is correct the F-Droid pipeline will run and build the app.
Then open a merge request for app inclusion.
@woheller69 I've been trying to release to F-droid but I'm having problems getting the build pipeline to succeed. I created a new issue as instructed in the contributing readme, but haven't seen any movement there. If you have a moment and would like to take a look: https://gitlab.com/fdroid/rfp/-/issues/2730
Unfortunately I have no experience with NDK builds. But the naming is usually like here: https://developer.android.com/ndk/downloads/revision_history
e.g. ndk: r21e
(Remove .txt)
I have graph89 building and releasing on f-droid now. So I won't be releasing binaries on GitHub anymore. Thanks for the motivation to do it.
First of all, thank you for forking the original app to bring Graph 89 up to speed with modern Android versions. Graph 89 is the only calculator for me so this fork is really great news!
Are there any plans to publish the builds on F-Droid and the Play Store to make updating easier? That would be much appreciated!
Thanks