How is the .deb file built - missing scripts/files in the repo?

fesch / Structorizer.Desktop

Structorizer is a little tool which you can use to create Nassi-Schneiderman Diagrams (NSD).

https://structorizer.fisch.lu

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How is the .deb file built - missing scripts/files in the repo? #1169

Closed GitMensch closed 6 months ago

GitMensch commented 6 months ago

I've only found the version.deb.txt, but nothing that references it, nor the normal Debian control files. As the release contains a .deb file there are likely scripts to create it, but they may be missing ion the repo.

This relates to #676 as well.

fesch commented 6 months ago

As my build script contains A LOT of sensitive data, it is of course NOT contained in the repo.

Sorry -

GitMensch commented 6 months ago

Maybe it is possible to put the sensitive data to environment variables and move the actual processing into a new shell script? That way your personal processing is not changed and we have the "processing script" available, so could be executed locally when the variables are setup.