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Add snap package for Linux #717

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@pat-s pat-s commented Feb 21, 2018

Working snap package for Linux.
Testing via snap install pats-franz --edge

Open test call at the snap forum: https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/call-for-testing-franz/4132

To work with travis and automatic deployment, see https://docs.snapcraft.io/build-snaps/ci-integration.
Essentially, you need to run snap enable-ci travis with travis-cli installed after merging the PR. Then Travis will be encrypted with the correct credentials.

It is recommended to also upload a version to channel "stable" for every release.
Currently, only apps in channel "stable" are discoverable via snap find.

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guilhem commented Apr 23, 2018

any news?

just for the record, command is snapcraft enable-ci :)

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pat-s commented Apr 24, 2018

Seems there is no interest in a snap package here. Feel free to re-open.

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matbrgz commented Oct 19, 2018

That's amazing work.. keep it.

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Snap packages are great. Non-Linux users publishing packages as .deb seem unaware that these don't auto-update. This work is valuable, though, I'm sure, your audience is a niche.

I was wondering, looking at the proposed changes, whether you wouldn't want to leverage the support for Snap images that comes with electron-builder? How I understand the proposed changes, it seems you're rolling your own?

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