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hell yeha
:Ametrine:
oh dam
@tulip🌷 right so how does one include npm in the build env?
freedesktop sdk extension
node22
you can add
then add the stuff to PATH
both of those at the top level
Yeah i think i got stuck

its some name like that

node20 i guess?
Kk now seems is building
I don't really understand the strong aversion to packaging something like this as an RPM if it will be included in the system image. Flatpak sandboxing is also going to be an issue for something like this which would require more work? I'm not saying we can't do it, but I feel like RPM packages still have a place for core pieces of software that are part of the image.
Yeah, but if you have a flatpak, it will work anywhere
So its not exclusive to rhel
I get that, but we aren't building non-rpm based images yet?
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The guy has already rpms building in a GHA action
So might as well make the flatpak that is missing
Why am I not seeing this on flathub...?
Because it doesn't exist. Folks are wanting to package it as a flatpak.
Aaah, I see
Sorry was just skimming this lol, working on the terra rpm
No worries!
@tulip🌷 okay so there is something wrong with npm inside the sandbox its stuck trying to run npm install

absolute fire
hell yeah
Ok yeah I give up on the flatpak, it was ok when extracting the deb and done I can't see maintaining it at long term
the documentation is a bit complicated to grasp at first
they need to rework it
might write some at some point
Yeah, plus adding the json schema
I swear there was one somewhere
ugh json
dont do it through json is really hard to type out
yaml ends up being a lot easier
For the yaml
its a breeze
Json schema is cross compatible with yaml
i think the stuff we put on the yaml file is arbitrary
its just the flatpak builder that defines it
but huh they really should release the schema
Merged in Terra
Thank you!
No problem:)
Might even use this lol, seems neat