TarGz Package Recipe

Montuer has a continuously developed package recipe dedicated for TarGz archive file distribution using its native functions.

The objective is simple: to package the built project or app into .tar.gz matching its archive distribution requirements.

All users has to do is to issue this command: 

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monteur package

For this recipe, they are arranged based on its own semantic versioning and is not directly related to Monteur's actual release version. Hence, feel free to explore and update each versions to suit your CI needs.

Resources

This recipe is built and maintained based on the following resources:

Recipe File

Here are all the Monteur Package CI Job recipe files for operating TarGz semi-autonomously. They are sorted by the latest version first, at the top.

Please read through its requiremnets and changes before procuring.

Version v1.0.0

Download Link: targz-v1p0p0.toml

Minimum Requirements

  • Montuer version: v0.0.2.

  • Supported platform: STRICTLY depends on Monteur availability.

Installation Instructions

  • Download and place the recipe file into your .configs/monteur/package/jobs/ directory as targz.toml.

  • Update the recipe's Packages.XXX and list all the packages. Duplicate if there are more build variants.

  • Update the recipe's Packages.XXX.OS list all supported operating system. Minimum 1.

  • Update the recipe's Packages.XXX.Arch list all supported CPU architecture. Minimum 1.

  • Update the recipe's Packages.XXX.Name filename without file extension.

  • Update the recipe's Packages.XXX.Distribution list of supported distributions.

  • Update the recipe's Packages.XXX.BuildSource instructs Monteur to build as source code package, not binary one, and not both. If both are required, use a separate recipe file.

  • Update the recipe's Packages.XXX.Files assemble the list of file for the package.

Changelog

  • BACKWARD COMPATBILE - Created the base TOML configuration recipe.

  • BACKWARD COMPATBILE - Tested with GitLab CI.

Epilogue

That's all for Monteur's Package CI Job handling TarGz packaging tasks. If you have any question, please feel free to raise your question at our Issues Section.