Closed janexner closed 4 months ago
Hi @janexner 👋
What exactly do you mean? 🤔
Sorry, that was a little cryptic indeed. When you publish an app on F-Droid, they ask whether it's a "reproducible build", meaning would it be possible to create the exact same APK from the sources no matter where (e.g. my Android Studio versus the build pipeline that F-Droid uses on gitlab). A link they published: https://f-droid.org/docs/Reproducible_Builds
Then there is a toold call diffoscope (https://diffoscope.org/) that you can (and F-Droid's pipeline does) use to compare APKs, and when I use diffoscope on my app, I get messages to do with Compose Destinations, such as these:
I am now wondering whether Compose Destinations use any features that may lead to randomly assigned identifiers or anything like that, that would break reproducible builds.
Disclaimer: I am totally new to F-Droid and reproducible builds. I know that if yours is, people can install from any source, and upgrade from any other, which I think is cool. It's obv possible that what I see has nothing to do with how Compose Destinations works, but that it is something in the/my toolchain. Hence my question.
Also want to add that your library has saved me, literally. W/o Compose Destinations, I would never have been able to build what I built. Big thanks for that!
I think I managed to create a reproducible build, so I shall close this.
The answer is "Yes!"
Is it possible to make a "reproducible build" with Compose Destinations?