de-Archify some aspects of builds and -scripts; allow to initiate separate steps manually; first attempt to build tarball on ubuntu 16.04

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 42 deletions

diff --git a/scripts/02_configure_tarball.sh b/scripts/02_configure_tarball.sh
deleted file mode 100755
index 2b4d959..0000000
--- a/scripts/02_configure_tarball.sh
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,42 +0,0 @@
-#!/bin/bash
-set -e
-
-printf "\n\n---------------- prepare package for other distros ----------------\n"
-
-# Setup Script Variables
-
-# use $CI_PROJECT_DIR unless not in CI, then assign script path
-CI_PROJECT_DIR=${CI_PROJECT_DIR:-$(realpath $(dirname $0)/../)}
-OUTPUT_TARBALL=$CI_PROJECT_DIR/LibreWolf.${CARCH}.tar.bz2
-SOURCE_CODE_BINARY_TARBALL_LOCATION="$CI_PROJECT_DIR/src/firefox-*/obj*/dist/librewolf*.tar.bz2"
-EXTRACTED_TARBALL_FOLDER=$CI_PROJECT_DIR/librewolf_unpacked/librewolf
-
-# Prevents build from breaking in CI/CD environments
-export SHELL=/bin/bash
-
-# Moves the packaged tarball to the specified location
-printf "\nMoving Binary Tarball to output location\n"
-mv $SOURCE_CODE_BINARY_TARBALL_LOCATION $OUTPUT_TARBALL
-
-# Extracts the binary tarball
-printf "\nExtracting librewolf binary tarball\n"
-mkdir librewolf_unpacked
-tar -xf $OUTPUT_TARBALL -C librewolf_unpacked
-
-# Adds the librefox config files to the packaged tarball
-printf "\nCopying librewolf settings to extracted binary tarball\n"
-cp -r $CI_PROJECT_DIR/src/settings $EXTRACTED_TARBALL_FOLDER/settings
-# no need to keep that in there
-rm -rf "${EXTRACTED_TARBALL_FOLDER}/settings/.git";
-cp $CI_PROJECT_DIR/content/toggle-settings.sh $EXTRACTED_TARBALL_FOLDER/settings
-cp $CI_PROJECT_DIR/content/launch_librewolf.sh $EXTRACTED_TARBALL_FOLDER/launch_librewolf.sh
-
-# Somewhat crude workaround to use settings per default
-# until we've worked out how to use `--install-settings` with links
-# in all major packages instead
-printf "\nWorkaround: auto-enable Settings\n"
-cp -r $EXTRACTED_TARBALL_FOLDER/settings/* $EXTRACTED_TARBALL_FOLDER;
-
-# Repacks the binary tarball
-printf "\nRecompressing binary tarball\n"
-tar -jvcf $OUTPUT_TARBALL -C $EXTRACTED_TARBALL_FOLDER .