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Package Uffizzi CLI for Debian #329
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It looks like We'll probably want to enumerate all of the gems we depend upon and then decide for each of them whether to use an existing Debian package or install and include them within our package? Research sources: Probably the best source: https://wiki.debian.org/Teams/Ruby/Packaging Recent article on packaging a Ruby gem: https://www.godobject.net/articles/15 |
My workstation is currently using runtime:
build:
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Here's my first manual pass on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS: Set some environment variables:
Move to an empty directory:
Install dependency Debian packages. I needed to install this list, your list may be different and
Install some additional dependencies that are not in Debian packages:
I needed to run
This created a
Sure enough it wants a package that I don't think exists:
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FWIW I was able to download and install this package and then I could install the But looks like we'll have some more work to do in packaging:
That said, the binary does "work":
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Package the Uffizzi CLI for Debian flavors of Linux with
apt-get
(and maybedpkg
if it makes sense).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: