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CoreOS and Flatcar generate json feeds of their release data. This lets them take that information and present it to users: Here's the coreOS one:
And here's the Flatcar one, which is the example I'll be using:
So I'm thinking we generate this json as part of an action, and then shove that into cloudflare. Then the websites can just consume it, or we could show that info in a cli program, or whatever we want to come up with. We should also be able to pass along an array of packages to the thing so that each flavor can display whatever is important to them.
Here's a made up example for Bluefin:
GTS
Stable
Latest
Fedora: 40.20240602.3.0
Fedora: 40.20240602.3.0
Fedora: 40.20240602.3.0
Linux: 6.8.11.200.fc39
Linux: 6.9.15.300.fc39
Linux: 6.8.20.200.fc39
GNOME: 45.2
GNOME: 46.0
GNOME: 46.0
systemd: 255
systemd: 256
systemd: 256
Mesa,nvidia, etc. And since it's part of the build step Bazzite could add HHD version, gamescope version, etc. And then custom images can add whatever package version is important to them.
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CoreOS and Flatcar generate json feeds of their release data. This lets them take that information and present it to users: Here's the coreOS one:
And here's the Flatcar one, which is the example I'll be using:
So I'm thinking we generate this json as part of an action, and then shove that into cloudflare. Then the websites can just consume it, or we could show that info in a cli program, or whatever we want to come up with. We should also be able to pass along an array of packages to the thing so that each flavor can display whatever is important to them.
Here's a made up example for Bluefin:
Mesa,nvidia, etc. And since it's part of the build step Bazzite could add HHD version, gamescope version, etc. And then custom images can add whatever package version is important to them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: