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Run smoke test with appimagetool during CI pipelines #58

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TheAssassin opened this issue Aug 5, 2024 · 1 comment
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Run smoke test with appimagetool during CI pipelines #58

TheAssassin opened this issue Aug 5, 2024 · 1 comment

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@TheAssassin
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To make sure that appimagetool can work with the produced binaries, we should build it and run a short smoke test (i.e., build an AppImage, e.g., of appimagetool itself). That way, we make sure we don't accidentally break the relation between the two projects.

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Won't that increase the build time in this repository tremendously? What is the advantage over just telling the appimagetool repository to trigger a build? (You referred to "dependency hell" but I don't quite understand how the solution proposed above is better.)

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