Add deb package target and workflow #422
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I included the CI with commit 2ed30f7, however libad*-iio is not included in the main Ubuntus repo. Edit: |
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Summary of the rebase (5 days ago):
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Requires changes to meet new apt repo requirements + wait pkg deps (*-dev) to be stable in the apt. |
Include files to generate debs, targeting Ubuntu 22.04. Uses the ENABLE_PACKAGING cmake flag to generate the packages. Uses dependencies available in the main package manager repositories. The workflow runs in master, this branch and on published release. Can also create rpm, but this is not uploaded by the workflow. Note: Ubuntu libcurl4 flavor is openssl, rpm generated in Ubuntu will mostly not work with Fedora/OpenSUSE. Signed-off-by: Jorge Marques <[email protected]>
Badge will only show status for builds at master branch. Signed-off-by: Jorge Marques <[email protected]>
Fix deprecated notice. Signed-off-by: Jorge Marques <[email protected]>
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Generate a deb package, as we already do with libiio.
It is a copy from how libiio generates the deb package, with updated dependencies and a special case for GtkDataBox [1].
It should support Ubuntu version >= 20.04 .
I did not really like libiio's way of generating the debs/rpms, but for cohesion I used the same script.
That being said, I don't think we should ever enable DEB_DETECT_DEPENDENCIES to auto-detect dependencies versions.
The CI is missing, but will probably be very similar to the one in libiio.
[1] In #404 it was suggested to generate debs for the Gtk2 version, but that means to branch from a old commit and create a "legacy" release; instead, I bundled it (140kB) in the deb/rpm (all of its deps are covered by IIO-Oscilloscope dependencies).
Suggestions are welcome.