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Vítor Vasconcellos 6e6e5f7674 Fix Linux release (#2081 )

* Fix Linux release
 - Pin appimage-builder to latest master
 - Add required cmp option to AppImageBuilder.yml
 - Disable intro video on Linux (it breaks onboarding for some reason)

* Auto format

* Fix typecheck

2024-02-13 18:26:19 +00:00

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AppImage build script and files

This directory contains the script and recipe to build an AppImage from a Spacedrive .deb using appimage-builder.

Instructions (Requires a Linux environment)

Install one of the following container runtimes:
- Podman
- Docker
Set up your development environment following the steps in the CONTRIBUTING guide
Build a production release of Spacedrive by invoking pnpm tauri in a terminal window inside the Spacedrive repository root

After the build finishes you should end up with a .deb archive in target/release/bundle/deb
Change your current work directory to scripts/appimage
Execute the build_appimage.sh script inside a debian:bookworm container
- Podman: podman run --rm -v "$(CDPATH='' cd ../.. && pwd -P):/srv" -w /srv debian:bookworm scripts/appimage/build_appimage.sh
  - You may have to run Podman with podman run --privileged if you get a permission denied error
- Docker: docker run --rm -v "$(CDPATH='' cd ../.. && pwd -P):/srv" -w /srv debian:bookworm scripts/appimage/build_appimage.sh
  
  If you are running a system with selinux enforcing you will need mount the /srv volume with the Z flag to avoid Permission denied errors. more info
After the script finishes you should end up with an .AppImage executable in target/release/bundle/appimage

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AppImage build script and files

Instructions (Requires a Linux environment)

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