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cloudsmith: missing support for raw packages. #89

Open leamas opened 4 years ago

leamas commented 4 years ago

Looking at the new stable cloudsmith repo at https://cloudsmith.io/~mauro-calvi/repos/squiddio-stable/packages it's not possible to download anything. The green "download" icon has tooltip saying Support for the Raw package backend is not currently enabled for this repository.

Seems like some setting. Comparing with https://cloudsmith.io/~alec-leamas/repos/opencpn-plugins-stable/packages, the latter has the downloads enabled. I also note that the working setup has a open-source license defined for the repo. Possibly that, or some other setting I guess.

rgleason commented 4 years ago

Mauro, in the repository https://cloudsmith.io/~mauro-calvi/repos/squiddio-stable/packages/ Light blue button to the upper right "Set me up" is a drop down. Pick "Raw" at the very bottom. I did that and things started working better.

rgleason commented 4 years ago

Mauro, is this resolved yet? Can this be closed?

leamas commented 4 years ago

No, it's not. It is still not possible to download from said repo.

rgleason commented 4 years ago

I just had a talk with Cloudsmith support. They're very helpful.

07:59 PM | Rick Gleason: Dear Lee, new to this. How do I enable a raw file download from a public repository that has had Setup Raw selected?

08:03 PM | Lee from Cloudsmith: Hey Rick! Is this for an open-source project?

08:04 PM | Rick Gleason: Yes

08:05 PM | Lee from Cloudsmith: Great. You just need to make sure you create an open-source repository when you're creating the repository. Otherwise "raw" package files are only supported on paid plans. That's why you can't download any files from the public repository (if you're currently not paying).

08:07 PM | Rick Gleason: I believe I created an opensource public repository, and under "Setup" button I selected "Raw"

08:07 PM | Lee from Cloudsmith: The reason it is like this, is to prevent users who aren't open-source or paying to abuse Cloudsmith as a file-sharing service. This isn't you, of course, but make sure you create the repositories as "open-source" with the right link to the open-source project. We're happy to support that for free.

08:07 PM | Rick Gleason: Does this mean Users cannot download?

08:08 PM | Lee from Cloudsmith: Only for "public" repositories. "open-source" repositories are still public, but free, with a greater allowance for storage/bandwidth.

08:08 PM | Lee from Cloudsmith: Let me just check to see what you've got.

08:08 PM | Rick Gleason: Ok possibly I did something wrong when setting up the repository?

08:08 PM | Rick Gleason: One is https://cloudsmith.io/~rick-gleason/repos/squiddio-pi/

08:10 PM | Lee from Cloudsmith: Yes, it looks like these are "public" rather than "open-source". Let me just grab a screenshot for you to show you what it looks like during setup.

open_source_repository

08:11 PM | Lee from Cloudsmith: [Image "open_source_repository.png"]

08:11 PM | Lee from Cloudsmith: You'll need to delete the existing repositories and re-create them to make them "open-source" though!

08:12 PM | Lee from Cloudsmith: By the way, you can also create an organization account if you'd like to manage the repositories with other users. If not, creating it all on your user is fine too. :-)

Alec, I will create a new item for this last topic, as per your preference.

It appears that I did not create my repositories properly and will have to do them again.

rgleason commented 4 years ago

Dear Mauro, Hope all is going well.

Success! The recent PR Merge from Alec resulted in builds and deployment to each of the directories: https://cloudsmith.io/~mauro-calvi/repos/ mauro-calvi/manual <--Unlocked icon, just a Public Directory. mauro-calvi/squiddio-pi <--Has a Heart Icon, hover over it "Open Source Directory" mauro-calvi/squiddio-stable <--Unlocked icon, just a Public Directory.

Your squiddio-pi directory does download because it has a heart and is opensource.

The manual and squiddio-stable repositories are Public but not Opensource, so users and PI Installer will be unable to download from them. Therefore for those directories to work for Opensource they will need to be removed and recreated following the note above. I've had to do this too and it takes a little while for the directories to be deleted, perhaps 10 minutes, then you can just recreate them selecting the heart for "Opensource" and completing the OpenSource License as GNU second version and the project url.

Best, Rick

rgleason commented 4 years ago

I think this can be closed now.

rgleason commented 3 years ago

I believe this can be closed now. Mauro I can't close it.