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taaem
Dec 9 2016, 4:53 PM
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Here is a patch for wire an application for wire.com. Its an electron wrapper so please don't beat me for that.
Its just repackaging the deb, because I don't know how it will handle the api keys if build from official tarball.
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We don't repackage debs for things that are open source. If it requires an API key, then it should wait until we support private key usage.

Here is an updated patch, its now building from source and it seems the api keys are not a problem.

JoshStrobl triaged this task as Normal priority.Dec 9 2016, 5:40 PM
JoshStrobl moved this task from Backlog to Awaiting Fixes on the Patch Submission board.

Should look into their actual grunt build target and avoid making a deb only to just extract it, even if it means manually installing files. Also should avoid /opt if possible and patching the desktop file.

Here is an updated version of the build files, it should be much better now.

%installroot% should change to $installdir and your mkdir -p call should be install, but otherwise looks good!

Soo this time it should be everything fixed.

Unknown Object (User) added a subscriber: Unknown Object (User).Feb 7 2017, 1:45 PM

Doesn't launch on my fresh install as of Feb 7th 2017.

Unknown Object (User) reopened this task as Open.Feb 8 2017, 11:51 AM

I found out that the dependencies libxscrnsaver and gconf were missing. Unfortunately I don't know how to update the package for the Software Center so somebody else will have to do that (or explain to me how to do it/link to a good tutorial)...

@Dominik Please open up a separate task rather than reopening this one.