This adds the capability to build Arch packages to the bundle-linux script. Currently, it only works on Arch and the script checks whether the host is Arch Linux to ensure this is not tried elsewhere. In principle, it's probably possible to do this on other distros but I felt it was not worth the hassle.
The resulting package could be uploaded to the releases as part of CI or, preferably, directly to the package repository of Gram so people could get it as a custom repo. My idea was to wait until there is a runner that can build the package and then do the necessary setup for this latter part. Of course, the package can always be uploaded manually.
Frankly, I'd also like to do away with references to the AUR once this is set up, I think it is preferable to direct people to the packages built here.
#173
This adds the capability to build Arch packages to the `bundle-linux` script. Currently, it only works on Arch and the script checks whether the host is Arch Linux to ensure this is not tried elsewhere. In principle, it's probably possible to do this on other distros but I felt it was not worth the hassle.
The resulting package could be uploaded to the releases as part of CI or, preferably, directly to the package repository of Gram so people could get it as a custom repo. My idea was to wait until there is a runner that can build the package and then do the necessary setup for this latter part. Of course, the package can always be uploaded manually.
Frankly, I'd also like to do away with references to the AUR once this is set up, I think it is preferable to direct people to the packages built here.
#173