README.md

Updating

1. Clone the tuxedo-control-center repository and check out the tag of the version you want to update to.
2. Clone and checkout the commit of node-ble in the dependencies (grep node-ble package-lock.json). Since it is a git dependency and its lockfile hasn't been regenerated in the tuxedo fork, nix cannot correctly download the npm dependencies. Therefore regenerating the lock file is necessary.
3. Clone and checkout the branch of node-dbus-next in the dependencies of node-ble (grep node-dbus-next package.json) (Note: currently the lock file in the repo does not contain an entry for node-dbus-next. As soon as it does, these instruction should refer to the commit from the lock file, instead of just a branch.)
4. Let npm fixup the lockfile format of node-dbus-next: npm install --frozen --package-lock --legacy-peer-deps --ignore-scripts Commit the changes to package-lock.json and tag the commit with git tag tcc-<version of tcc you're updating to>. Then push the tag: git push --tag.
5. Update the package.json of node-ble to refer to the tagged version of node-dbus-next you just pushed. Now fixup node-ble's lockfile too: npm install --frozen --package-lock --legacy-peer-deps --ignore-scripts. Commit the changes with the same tag as above and push that tag.
6. Repeat the procedure for tuxedo-control-center with the now tagged version of node-ble, but don't commit the changes. Instead copy the package.json and the package-lock.json files into this directory.
7. Now simply adjust the version and the hashes in default.nix and verify that tcc still builds and works correctly.
8. Please also verify the that the kernel module version check in ../module.nix verifies the correct version requirement.