Uses distro-specific version strings for all SecureDrop packages #87
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February 2, 2021 08:42
The securedrop-app-code deb build process emits a .tar.gz file that's easy to add here accidentally. We only want .deb files in this repo, so let's explicitly ignore the tarballs to reduce mistaken adds.
Cleans out the core/{xenial,focal} directories, removing unused older
versions. This cleanup is long overdue, but also required in order to
fix the dual-channel support, as described in [0].
[0] #85
removes focal pkgs
Rebuilt all packages via [0] and added them to the respective distro dir
for core/{xenial,focal}. Unused historical versions have already been
pruned.
[0] freedomofpress/securedrop#5765
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Rebuilds all packages with distro-specific version strings, as presented in freedomofpress/securedrop#5765. Closes #85.