Using bkg in production for Pkgforge's needs #28
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Hey! That's an awesome project. Bkg is already portable, and I've just updated the readme to make that clear. All you have to do is create a fork of just the master branch and enable Actions from its tab. Then use the Alternative URL in the readme once it updates to your fork. Please merge the latest changes to your fork or make a new one, as I also updated the schedule to run every hour, and for your packages only in a fork. Let me know if there are any issues! I don't believe anyone's done it exactly this way yet. |
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Hi,
I am from @pkgforge
Previously I sent a PR adding our orgs: #26
I looked at the data, it is well formatted, so thank you.
However, the data is outdated, which I understand.
I was looking into running
bkgon our own infra every hr to generate data only for our org.I couldn't find any instruction on the readme.
I looked at https://github.com/ipitio/backage/blob/master/src/bkg.sh, however it seems like some of the code contains hardcoded reference to your repository.
If you would like to make the script portable or if it is already portable, provide some basic instruction, I would highly appreciate it.
Some more context:
@pkgforge's an alternative to @Homebrew, the core difference being our packages are universal (They are self-contained, statically linked & run on both musl/glibc)
Homebrew have analytics, which we (@pkgforge) consider too much of a risk to pursue.
So our only alternative is to rely on projects like yours.
Currently, our metadata lacks
rank, which we hope to calculate from the json generated bybackageYou can find the struct here: https://meta.pkgforge.dev/bincache/x86_64-Linux.json
We have temporarily made the rank
-1until we have a reliable way to calculate itBeta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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