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Re-enable v0.9.2 of Lexica after fixing build and retagging. Apologies for pointing the v0.9.2 metadata to a broken build. Don't think I used `-f` during my test `fdroid build`. I'm not sure how semantic versioning usually deals with fixing broken builds, but I left it at v0.9.2, fixed the linter problem during the build, and moved the v0.9.2 tag to the new (hopefully working) commit. Do you guys have a suggestion about what the usual way for dealing with this is? Do others tend to bump the version number again to, e.g. `v0.9.3`, or perhaps do a `v0.9.2-1`? See merge request !1151 |
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F-Droid Data
This repository holds general and build information for all the apps on our main repo on f-droid.org.
Quickstart
Clone fdroidserver:
git clone https://gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroidserver.git
Add the cloned dir to your PATH:
export PATH="$PATH:$PWD/fdroidserver"
Enter it:
cd fdroiddata
An empty configuration file should work as a start:
touch config.py
Make sure fdroid works and reads the metadata files properly:
fdroid readmeta
Contributing
See the Contributing doc.
More information
You can find more details on the manual.