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Hey @alexmurray! Thanks for introducing Grip to this app store. The concept is great. However, I'm hesitant to add specific files like this since there's potentially a lot of app stores out there - each one adding more and more noise to this repo. Would you know if there's any way to register to Snapcraft without the yaml file? |
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Sure, the easiest way would be to create a separate repository that just contains the snapcraft build recipe which then points to the main git repo as the source - so you could create a new repo https://github.com/joeyespo/grip-snap which just has something like the following snapcraft.yaml recipe - and then register this new repo via the build.snapcraft.io service to publish grip snaps to the store. |
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It would be great if there was an official grip snap available in the snapcraft.io store - so this PR adds a snapcraft.yaml so that a corresponding snap package can be automatically built and published in the snapcraft.io store via the build.snapcraft.io service.