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Tag proper releases, and include compiled binaries and installers #14

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DeflateAwning opened this issue Oct 30, 2023 · 6 comments
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@DeflateAwning
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A compiled window binary release (perhaps even built automatically with CI) would be great!

@JohnAZoidberg
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Yep, once we distribute the windows driver, we'll distribute compiled binaries as well.
The CI builds binaries already, you can fetch them yourself if you want.

@DeflateAwning
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Why not proper releases with semantic versioning?

@JohnAZoidberg
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We will, but without a signed driver it's not very useful on Windows, yet.
I uploaded the v0.1.0 binaries: https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/framework-system/releases/tag/v0.1.0
But it's not a meaningful release yet, just a debug build of the first available code.

@DeflateAwning
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Consider tagging a release of the latest version with the latest changes

@Thulium-Drake
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I'd like to add to this request :-)

Even though there's no signed drivers yet, the current means on finding out whatever is latest is a pain when creating RPMs/DEBs. And 0.x.y releases are fine for now and still makes packaging a bit easier.

On the packaging front, do you plan to make official packages for the distro's supported by Framework for tools like this?

@DeflateAwning
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Making this installable from cargo (thus publishing it to crates.io) would be very handy too. Cargo isn't necessarily a package manager, but it does work shocking well for distributing software like this.

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