Add Flatpak target and workflow #421
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Include files to generate flatpaks. libiio is compiled with -DINSTALL_UDEV_RULE=OFF and CMakeLists.txt does not install org.adi.pkexec.osc.policy file if CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX is /app (flatpak install prefix); this is because flatpaks run in a sandbox and its policies are defined in the main manifest file (CI/flatpak/app.yml). The flatpak was tested with org.gnome.Platform version x86_64/3.38 and x86_64/43. Signed-off-by: Jorge Marques <[email protected]>
Include GitHub Workflow to generate the flatpak. Uses the Flathub/Flatpak\ Builder GitHub Action. Signed-off-by: Jorge Marques <[email protected]>
Badge will only show status for builds at master branch. Signed-off-by: Jorge Marques <[email protected]>
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Generate a flatpak package[1], as we already do with Scopy.
Flatpak policy is set in the manifest files instead of through CMake, therefore during flatpak build:
The flatpak build was tested with org.gnome.Platform version x86_64/3.38 (oldest available in flathub) and x86_64/43 (latest).
The Flathub/Flatpak Builder GitHub Action is being used,
which will pull an image from the author's account (gnome developer, flathub maintainer)
(if that's not ok, we can create our own image and publish in Docker hub, like in the others workflows).
[1] The flatpak package is available for master and flatpak branches, at flatpak build -> Summary -> Artifacts,
we also could include to the Release Assets list.
Suggestions are welcome.