In addition to migrating from core22 to core24 as the Jami snap's base,
this commits removes the install-pipewire-from-source.sh script, which
is no longer necessary, and adds the gpu-2404 interface, which will
hopefully reduce the likelihood of graphics hardware-related bugs in the
future (https://canonical.com/mir/docs/the-gpu-2404-snap-interface).
GitLab: #2095
Change-Id: I838553a8d3fc8e9731316458903901f7de617424
This commit updates LD_LIBRARY_PATH and the gnome plug in snapcraft.yaml
in order to fix runtime issues that were introduced when switching from
core20 to core22 as the Jami snap's base. It also replaces the
deprecated project variable CRAFT_ARCH_TRIPLET by
CRAFT_ARCH_TRIPLET_BUILD_FOR as recommended in snap's documentation:
https://documentation.ubuntu.com/snapcraft/stable/reference/architectures/
GitLab: #2087
Change-Id: If14efb39979af3bddf5575dc7d0d9fd66c8d3ec2
Use core22 (Ubuntu 22.04) instead of core20 (Ubuntu 20.04) as the base
for the snap build. This will allow us to stop building libqt-jami for
Ubuntu 20.04, which has reached its EOL.
The changes made in snapcraft.yaml are based on the following guide:
https://documentation.ubuntu.com/snapcraft/latest/how-to/change-bases/change-from-core20-to-core22/
GitLab: #1944
Change-Id: Ib1af9c28a1ca9d0c3b8e693c5b2e50fb6cbead64
The AppStream specification includes both a "metainfo" file format,
which can be used (among other things) to provide metadata about a
specific application, as well as a "catalog" file format used to provide
information about the contents of a repository. This patch adds a
"catalog" file for the Jami repos, which seems to be necessary in order
for some graphical package management applications to be able to launch
or uninstall Jami. In particular, this was an issue with GNOME Software
on all the rpm-based distributions supported by Jami (Fedora, openSUSE,
AlmaLinux).
This patch also fixes a few minor noncompliance issues with the existing
metainfo and .desktop files:
- the metainfo and .desktop files were renamed so that the names'
prefixes match the application's ID as defined by the <id> tag in the
metainfo file (in our case "net.jami.Jami") [1];
- the <br/> tags in the metainfo file were removed (they are not
supported -- metainfo files only allow a very limited number of tags,
not arbitrary html [2]); the list (<ul>) and list item (<li>) tags are
now used instead;
- the invalid categories "Communication" and "Productivity" were removed
[3, 4].
[1] https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/packaging-guidelines/AppData/
[2] https://www.freedesktop.org/software/appstream/docs/chap-Metadata.html#tag-description
[3] https://www.freedesktop.org/software/appstream/docs/chap-Metadata.html#tag-categories
[4] https://specifications.freedesktop.org/menu-spec/latest/category-registry.html
GitLab: #1842
Change-Id: I4a8bab79b6e54d02c08f509d7a9196a0a2e1541e
This is necessary because we use the core20 base snap, which is built
from Ubuntu 20.04 and therefore doesn't have a recent enough version of
PipeWire available by default.
Change-Id: Id039ec446f4b3f0e89b9ec27f37f81cfd6b3587e
MediaPlayer is crashing on snap for an unknown reason. For now,
the easiest thing is to use the webengine component as it's already
used pretty everywhere and snap is built with.
GitLab: #1037
Change-Id: Ida24f0401bbd5c6a861a7229fb51135652722561
This patch moves already existing packaging scripts from jami-project
into client-qt.
Introduced changes are:
+ WITH_SUBMODULE must search in system lib too because for
packaging client-qt (for rpm) will be built separately, and will
depend on jami-daemon.
+ Fix appdata.xml (replace old wiki with docs.jami.net)
+ path changes (because we build in client-qt not jami-project).
GitLab: #853
Change-Id: I1313830d85c8094fcbcc52e22033a2add7b1e89f
