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Support IPK package format #507

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mlois-efimob opened this issue May 9, 2022 · 10 comments
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Support IPK package format #507

mlois-efimob opened this issue May 9, 2022 · 10 comments
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Create a package for a OpenWrt or another embedded distribution that uses opkg and ipkg packages, that are debian simplified packages.

Describe the solution you'd like

To be able to generate a ipk with as deb packaging is supported

Describe alternatives you've considered

Build the packages by myself.

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@mlois-efimob mlois-efimob added the enhancement New feature or request label May 9, 2022
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might be worth investigating if we can test the packages on docker...

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mlois-efimob commented May 10, 2022 •
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I think that the OpenWrt project that uses this package format has docker images already built for every release: https://github.com/openwrt/docker also other distributions as OpenEmbedded uses ipk as well.

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In what way do these packages actually differ from deb packages?

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1 year, no reply, closing.... reopen/comment if needed.

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I have a need for this for supporting yocto build communities. I'm exploring what it would take to write this.

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@erikgeiser there are quite a few ways these differ from deb packages. There isn't any formal documentation from what I have found 😞 but I have been focusing on the opkg packaging tool code from openwrt & yocto.

Summary:

  • Signing isn't done at the package level, but the "feed" or repo provider level.
  • Fewer configuration options, more opinionated.
  • No triggers/rules, limited scripts.
  • Documentation is stripped for size.

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1 year, no reply, closing.... reopen/comment if needed.

didn't actually close it.. closing it now.

@caarlos0 caarlos0 closed this as not planned Won't fix, can't repro, duplicate, stale Apr 26, 2024
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@caarlos0 I'm about a week away from having a PR submitted to add ipk support if you'll still take it. I'm working out the acceptance tests.

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Ah, yeah sounds good!

@caarlos0 caarlos0 reopened this Apr 26, 2024
schmidtw added a commit to schmidtw/nfpm that referenced this issue Apr 29, 2024
@schmidtw
feat: support for ipk packages
9f629c1 
Implements goreleaser#507.

* Adds ipk support for keywords used by OpenWRT and Yocto.
* MD5sum is explicitly excluded due to insecurity.
* SHA256Sum excluded due packages not being individually signed,
  instead, the feed of packages is checksummed and signed externally.
* Adds code to nfpm package to automatically enumerate the supported
  packaging types where possible.
schmidtw added a commit to schmidtw/nfpm that referenced this issue Apr 29, 2024
@schmidtw
feat: support for ipk packages
70abf9f 
Implements goreleaser#507.

* Adds ipk support for keywords used by OpenWRT and Yocto.
* MD5sum is explicitly excluded due to insecurity.
* SHA256Sum excluded due packages not being individually signed,
  instead, the feed of packages is checksummed and signed externally.
* Adds code to nfpm package to automatically enumerate the supported
  packaging types where possible.
schmidtw added a commit to schmidtw/nfpm that referenced this issue Apr 29, 2024
@schmidtw
feat: support for ipk packages
53f16aa 
Implements goreleaser#507.

* Adds ipk support for keywords used by OpenWRT and Yocto.
* MD5sum is explicitly excluded due to insecurity.
* SHA256Sum excluded due packages not being individually signed,
  instead, the feed of packages is checksummed and signed externally.
* Adds code to nfpm package to automatically enumerate the supported
  packaging types where possible.
schmidtw added a commit to schmidtw/nfpm that referenced this issue Apr 29, 2024
@schmidtw
feat: support for ipk packages
2f318dd 
Implements goreleaser#507.

* Adds ipk support for keywords used by OpenWRT and Yocto.
* MD5sum is explicitly excluded due to insecurity.
* SHA256Sum excluded due packages not being individually signed,
  instead, the feed of packages is checksummed and signed externally.
* Adds code to nfpm package to automatically enumerate the supported
  packaging types where possible.
schmidtw added a commit to schmidtw/nfpm that referenced this issue Apr 29, 2024
@schmidtw
feat: support for ipk packages
d27f0fa 
Implements goreleaser#507.

* Adds ipk support for keywords used by OpenWRT and Yocto.
* MD5sum is explicitly excluded due to insecurity.
* SHA256Sum excluded due packages not being individually signed,
  instead, the feed of packages is checksummed and signed externally.
* Adds code to nfpm package to automatically enumerate the supported
  packaging types where possible.
schmidtw added a commit to schmidtw/nfpm that referenced this issue Apr 29, 2024
@schmidtw
feat: support for ipk packages
b63c170 
Implements goreleaser#507.

* Adds ipk support for keywords used by OpenWRT and Yocto.
* MD5sum is explicitly excluded due to insecurity.
* SHA256Sum excluded due packages not being individually signed,
  instead, the feed of packages is checksummed and signed externally.
* Adds code to nfpm package to automatically enumerate the supported
  packaging types where possible.
schmidtw added a commit to schmidtw/nfpm that referenced this issue Apr 29, 2024
@schmidtw
feat: support for ipk packages
2691414 
Implements goreleaser#507.

* Adds ipk support for keywords used by OpenWRT and Yocto.
* MD5sum is explicitly excluded due to insecurity.
* SHA256Sum excluded due packages not being individually signed,
  instead, the feed of packages is checksummed and signed externally.
* Adds code to nfpm package to automatically enumerate the supported
  packaging types where possible.
schmidtw added a commit to schmidtw/nfpm that referenced this issue Apr 29, 2024
@schmidtw
feat: support for ipk packages
b04d317 
Implements goreleaser#507.

* Adds ipk support for keywords used by OpenWRT and Yocto.
* MD5sum is explicitly excluded due to insecurity.
* SHA256Sum excluded due packages not being individually signed,
  instead, the feed of packages is checksummed and signed externally.
* Adds code to nfpm package to automatically enumerate the supported
  packaging types where possible.
schmidtw added a commit to schmidtw/nfpm that referenced this issue Apr 29, 2024
@schmidtw
feat: support for ipk packages
675e6f0 
Implements goreleaser#507.

* Adds ipk support for keywords used by OpenWRT and Yocto.
* MD5sum is explicitly excluded due to insecurity.
* SHA256Sum excluded due packages not being individually signed,
  instead, the feed of packages is checksummed and signed externally.
* Adds code to nfpm package to automatically enumerate the supported
  packaging types where possible.
schmidtw added a commit to schmidtw/nfpm that referenced this issue Apr 29, 2024
@schmidtw
feat: support for ipk packages
c352d3e 
Implements goreleaser#507.

* Adds ipk support for keywords used by OpenWRT and Yocto.
* MD5sum is explicitly excluded due to insecurity.
* SHA256Sum excluded due packages not being individually signed,
  instead, the feed of packages is checksummed and signed externally.
* Adds code to nfpm package to automatically enumerate the supported
  packaging types where possible.
schmidtw added a commit to schmidtw/nfpm that referenced this issue Apr 29, 2024
@schmidtw
feat: support for ipk packages
ca1272d 
Implements goreleaser#507.

* Adds ipk support for keywords used by OpenWRT and Yocto.
* MD5sum is explicitly excluded due to insecurity.
* SHA256Sum excluded due packages not being individually signed,
  instead, the feed of packages is checksummed and signed externally.
* Adds code to nfpm package to automatically enumerate the supported
  packaging types where possible.
schmidtw added a commit to schmidtw/nfpm that referenced this issue Apr 30, 2024
@schmidtw
feat: support for ipk packages
397030f 
Implements goreleaser#507.

* Adds ipk support for keywords used by OpenWRT and Yocto.
* MD5sum is explicitly excluded due to insecurity.
* SHA256Sum excluded due packages not being individually signed,
  instead, the feed of packages is checksummed and signed externally.
* Adds code to nfpm package to automatically enumerate the supported
  packaging types where possible.
schmidtw added a commit to schmidtw/nfpm that referenced this issue Apr 30, 2024
@schmidtw
feat: support for ipk packages
2210695 
Implements goreleaser#507.

* Adds ipk support for keywords used by OpenWRT and Yocto.
* MD5sum is explicitly excluded due to insecurity.
* SHA256Sum excluded due packages not being individually signed,
  instead, the feed of packages is checksummed and signed externally.
* Adds code to nfpm package to automatically enumerate the supported
  packaging types where possible.
@schmidtw schmidtw mentioned this issue Apr 30, 2024
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I'm sorry - I didn't realize my local branch pushes were creating all these comments ... 😞

caarlos0 pushed a commit that referenced this issue May 8, 2024
@schmidtw
feat: support for ipk packages (#818)
bc5c3bd 
Implements #507.

* Adds ipk support for keywords used by OpenWRT and Yocto.
* MD5sum is explicitly excluded due to insecurity.
* SHA256Sum excluded due packages not being individually signed,
  instead, the feed of packages is checksummed and signed externally.
* Adds code to nfpm package to automatically enumerate the supported
  packaging types where possible.
@caarlos0 caarlos0 added this to the 2.38.0 milestone May 9, 2024
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