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🎯 deploy: no releaseChannels on github releases
Don't deploy versions of to GitHub releases where a `releaseChannels` value is set in index-v2.json. (This usually would mean it's a alpha or beta version.)
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# an example for this deployment automation:
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# https://github.com/f-droid/fdroidclient/releases/
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#
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# Currently versions which are assigned to a release channel (e.g. alpha or
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# beta releases) are ignored.
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#
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# In the examble below tokens are read from environment variables. Putting
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# tokens directly into the config file is also supported but discouraged. It is
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# highly recommended to use a "Fine-grained personal access token", which is
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@ -1118,7 +1118,7 @@ def push_binary_transparency(git_repo_path, git_remote):
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def find_release_infos(index_v2_path, repo_dir, package_names):
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"""
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Find files, texts, etc. for uploading to a release page.
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Find files, texts, etc. for uploading to a release page in index-v2.json.
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This function parses index-v2.json for file-paths elegible for deployment
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to release pages. (e.g. GitHub releases) It also groups these files by
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release_infos[package_name][ver_name] = {
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'files': files,
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'whatsNew': version.get('whatsNew', {}).get("en-US"),
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'hasReleaseChannels': len(version.get('releaseChannels', [])) > 0,
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}
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return release_infos
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@ -1202,6 +1203,10 @@ def upload_to_github_releases_repo(repo_conf, release_infos, global_gh_token):
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for version in all_local_versions:
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if version in unreleased_tags:
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# Making sure we're not uploading this version when releaseChannels
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# is set. (releaseChannels usually mean it's e.g. an alpha or beta
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# version)
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if not release_infos.get(packages[0], {}).get(version, {}).get('hasReleaseChannels'):
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# collect files associated with this github release
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files = []
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for package in packages:
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