Publish `microcks` to `apt-get` package manager for installation on linux/debian based systems
Reason/Context
- We can publish binary of our CLI tool to
apt-getpackage manager for easy installation on linux/debian based systems.
Description
- Currently, we are serving binaries from our releases and installing it using
curl. - This thing can be enhanced for linux/debian based system by publishing it to the
apt-getpackage manager.
Implementation ideas
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Hello @Harsh4902 !
I think there is 2 step involved i.e Generating .deb packages & then hosting .deb packages so users can run sudo apt install microcks-cli. I just wanted to ask should I work on generating .deb packages which would allow users to install with something like this command sudo dpkg -i microcks-cli_version_linux_amd64.deb.
I am not 100% sure about how to publish to package managers
Please correct me if I am missing something or do not understand the issue
@Alokzh Yes, you are right. But here, generating a .deb package is not a headache. We want to publish it so people can directly install it using apt install command.
Totally makes sense @Harsh4902 Since I'm quite new to this, also I have my GSoC Project so I'll not waste your time This seems to be interesting one so I'll definitely try to read more about it
@Alokzh Okay, no problem.
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