cmdclass={"bdist_apps": BDistAppsCmd},
... )
-This article (https://blogs.gnome.org/alexl/2017/02/10/maintaining-a-flatpak-repository/)
+This article
+(https://blogs.gnome.org/alexl/2017/02/10/maintaining-a-flatpak-repository/)
contains a section which explains how to create GPG keys for signing Flatpak
repos.
+UPDATES =======================================================================
+
+If you built a Flatpak repo, and later you modify your code and execute 'python
+setup.py bdist_apps' again, your Flatpak repo will be updated. So, your users
+can do their 'flatpak update' command to update your project.
+
EXAMPLE =======================================================================
Let's build a Flatpak repository for the Panda3D's Asteroids example.
Let's run Asteroids:
flatpak run org.panda3d.Asteroids
-Now, you can rebuild it changing the URL (from file:///... to https://...), so
-you can use it online (in place of locally): just upload the repo and the
-.flatpakref and everything should work.
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+Now, you can delete build/ and dist/, then you can rebuild it changing the URL
+(from file:///... to https://...), so you can use it online (in place of
+locally): just upload the repo to the path you specified and the .flatpakref
+somewhere and everything should work.
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author_email='f.calva@gmail.com',
description='Flatpak support for Panda3D',
long_description=long_description,
- long_descrition_content_type='text/plain',
+ long_description_content_type='text/plain',
url='http://www.ya2tech.it/pages/panda3d-flatpak.html',
project_urls={
'Repository': 'http://git.ya2tech.it/?p=panda3d-flatpak.git',