Update checksums and GPG signatures, support older glibc #99
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…te Dockerfiles for standalone/pyinstaller and deb builds
…bc, downgrade packaging minimum version, explicitly call python3.8
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This may address #26 as well (though I'm not positive why). I was able to run the standalone executable on RHEL 9.2. Edit: This addresses the referenced issue because we're now forcing |
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I've also updated release artifacts to not include version numbers, so in the future we can link to the latest downloads with links like: |
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This PR changes how we generate checksums and GPG signatures for release assets. The only signature generated is now for the checksums file. Installation instructions have been updated to reflect this.
The PR also includes some changes to the build process.
The standalone executable build with
pyinstallernow runs on an Ubuntu 18.04 container in order to support systems with older glibc versions. Basic usage of the standalone executable was verified on Ubuntu 18.04, Ubuntu 20.04, Ubuntu 22.04, and RHEL 9.2. The minimum required version of the Pythonpackagingmodule was reduced to21.0in order for the build to work on Ubuntu 18.04.The deb package is built largely the same. It has only been successfully tested on Ubuntu 20.04 and Ubuntu 22.04. It does not work on Ubuntu 18.04 because Python 3.8 is provided as the
python3.8package (instead ofpython3) and the deb package dependencies do not know how to handle this. Someone else has a similar issue on StackOverflow, with no resolution. We can revisit this if we need to support 18.04 with the deb package.