Hans-Christoph Steiner

Maybe this would be fixed by this https://github.com/onyxbits/raccoon4/commit/0c2196be000bed01c8c0c8c72e955355aa9bf80d

I'm using it only to build a Go CLI tool for Android right now. Gitlab CI is just a straight docker runner. Look at the "test-template" job to see what...

since the Dockerfile sets the User, it is not possible during runtime to install pkg-config. There is no possibility to use sudo. In an normal gitlab-ci run, it is possible...

I wrote 7f66c30 entirely on my own time. I own the copyright on 7f66c30. The work I did on the CopperheadOS version was totally separate. Copyright is not patent, copyright...

@thestinger you really need to go relax somewhere and stop beating this dead horse. Free software is a thing, no matter how much you argue against it.

@thestinger since you're throwing around accusations, I'll state clearly where the code came from, and the context. I did some work on the Copperhead PDF Viewer, paid for directly by...

and for the record, @thestinger only involvement in the project was reviewing the merge request, which he never accepted.

This is really not optional, and shouldn't be hard to do, since you have the F-Droid code, and it is just plain Java JAR signing anyway.

1. hmm, off the top of my head, I think either will work. 2. how about providing a fully parsed certificate in a convenient java data structure? 3. what data...

yeah that would be good to have here. androguard is widely used and forked, I think it currently not actively developed though, so merge requests could be a slow process.