PPA?

[hameerabbasi]

It'd be nice to have a PPA on Ubuntu for auto-updates.

[astorije]

If I understand correctly, we could use this too: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/deployment/launchpad/

[Daniel15]

I'm happy to host/maintain a Debian repo for thelounge if you like. I currently maintain the Debian repo for Yarn. For Yarn, we have three repos - One for stable releases, one for RC releases, and one for 'nightly' releases (contains every build of master).

This wouldn't need any work on your end - I have a script that gets the list of releases from GitHub, and adds them to the repo if they haven't already been added, so you'd just need to keep publishing the .deb package with every release like you're currently doing. My script will pick it up. :)

[azlux]

Hi,
I've setup my personal apt repository for some projects. It's great when speaking about upgrades.
I've setup an auto-update for thelounge (stable) releases based on github.
If, like me, you prefer apt to yarn. you can already use it.
You can see it at : http://packages.azlux.fr/

Best regards,
Azlux

[Daniel15]

@azlux Looks like you're redirecting HTTP to HTTPS, and packages.azlux.fr isn't available over HTTPS (the TLS certificate is invalid for that domain).

[azlux]

I don't.
Maybe your browser try https by default. In this case you will not even see the real domain.

I didn't set it because apt repo is http only (with apt-transport-https) with GnuGP.

edit: I have enable https as option. The repo is now both http and https. Main page updated.
edit2 : It's was an IPv6 issue. All fixed when I've enable the https.

[azlux]

Why this ticket is "help wanted" ?
If we have one yarn and one apt repository, is that enough ?