geigi
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@geigi I'll need your help with this. There are quite a few things I wanted to include in the next release, but I don't see them being ready anytime soon, so I'd rather just release what I have now, considering that the last release was well over a year ago. So I'll be releasing a new version soon, and I'm currently finishing up anything half-baked.
Would you mind if I requested maintainer access to the Flathub repo, or would you rather handle the release yourself? FYI: There are also two new Flatpak permissions I needed to add to make the sleep timer power actions work from within the Flatpak. I guess that'll require some kind of review from the Flathub team.
Sure I think it only makes sense if you also have permissions to publish Cozy. In the past I used a GitHub action to do it but I'm not sure if it is still working. But I can have a look on Friday if you're interested in deploying it with the automation :)
Ok, I'll request an access then. Having the CI also sounds useful, though I'd probably use it more for beta releases, so that I can still confirm that everything is right in the manifest before an actual release.
Oh, and while we're here: could you remove the "gtk3" label from the repo, and add "gtk4", "libadwaita" and maybe "gnome" instead? Maybe now it's timely 😄
I updated the labels :) And I checked the CI, currently it triggers as soon as a release on GitHub is created. The pipeline is quite simple but since it didn't run for a long time I don't know if it still works. But we could try it with the new release if you want to. We would need to make all changes to the manifest in the flathub repo before triggering the release though as it only creates new sha256 sums, bumps the version and creates a commit. Maybe it would be nice if it only creates a PR so we get a test build. There are also two other CIs, one for openSuSE and one for Arch. Since I'm no longer maintainer of the Arch package anymore though I'm going to delete this one. The openSuSE one is probably not working anymore so maybe we should also delete it.