ubruhin
February 15, 2020, 8:46pm
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Thanks for the explanation!
popey:
You sign up to the snap store at snapcraft.io/account
(if you use a developer name in the store registration page like librepcb
then it will be obvious to users that it comes directly from you).
OK done, I created an account with the username librepcb
.
popey:
I create a pull request on your repo with a working snapcraft.yaml (and optionally a travis config which can build a test snap on every pull request - which will prove a PR doesnโt break the snap build)
Actually Iโd prefer to keep deployment separate from the sources (for example to avoid ever longer CI build times). Could we just fork (or move) your librepcb-snap
repository into the LibrePCB organization on GitHub instead?
popey:
I request the snap is handed over to you
You sign into build.snapcraft.io
(our free build service) and connect it to your git repo. It will then auto-build every time you land a new commit, and publish directly to the edge channel in the Snap Store.
You can then visit snapcraft.io/librepcb/listing
and maintain the presentation of the store page (description, screenshots, icon, license etc)
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