Hi,
I sent a PR to the F-Droid data repo to add an app I made, but nobody checked it after 3 weeks. Last time I added an app it only took a few hours, did something change?
what can be done with i386 only (conversely to amd64) ?
what can be processed with Arch distro & latest aur fdroidcl / fdroidserver / fdroidserver-git ?
how much Gb are needed for 1)fdroidserver.git 2)fdroiddata.git
Finally, when reading fdroid docs, looks sdk / vagrant / python3 are central necessary tools : did anyone knows if fdroid build & MR can be done within QubesOS debian session ?
Build server is 64bit, any reason for 32? 32 is kinda obsolete everywhere
You check out and tell us. I git clone fdroiddata & fdroidserver, so you don’t need prepackaged distro specific things.
<20Mb and <320Mb
But, depending on your app, if say you’re doing make NDK build tools (or whatever was that command) that balloons to 2.5-3Gb easy, plus gradle deps downloaded, plus android build tools another 100Mb
Finally, when reading fdroid docs, looks sdk / vagrant / python3 are central necessary tools
Vagrant is needed only if you want to run builds in an isolated environment, like the one used on the official build server.
You can just clone fdroiddata, fdroidserver and run fdroid build your.app.id directly on your host system (any GNU/Linux distro is fine, not sure about 32-bit ones, though).
I would like to see the Keybase app added. I’m brand new to smartphones (don’t ask…), I object strongly to all the google apps that try to strong-arm their way into my personal data so I refuse to sign up for and use Google Play - I’m left with whatever F-Droid supports or whatever I can download and install manually… Trouble is every second app I try to install that way doesn’t work properly. https://keybase.io/download