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Desktop file no longer installed #8613

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ghisvail opened this issue Jan 27, 2021 · 5 comments · Fixed by #8834
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Desktop file no longer installed #8613

ghisvail opened this issue Jan 27, 2021 · 5 comments · Fixed by #8834
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@ghisvail
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Version of OpenTTD

Version 1.11.0-beta1

Expected result

Version 1.10.3 used to install openttd.desktop under $PREFIX/share/applications. It is no longer the case for version 1.11.0-beta1, probably missing as a result of the change of build system. This is likely to break downstream packaging efforts expecting this file to be present, like Flatpak.

It should be enough to surround templated fields with @@ and call configure_file(..., @ONLY) on the current template.

@glx22
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glx22 commented Jan 27, 2021

Ah yes should be part of these TODOs

# TODO -- Media files
# TODO -- Menu files

@ghisvail
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I was able to fix it as a post-install step in the beta channel.

Thank you again for your recent pointers.

@ghisvail
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Apart for the missing media and desktop file integration, I expect the next stable release of the game should build fine downstream.

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TrueBrain commented Jan 27, 2021

As I don't really have another place to leave this information: you are currently parsing www.openttd.org to find the latest version. This is fine by me, but just so you know we also have this information in YAML format here: https://cdn.openttd.org/openttd-releases/latest.yaml ; might be useful :)

(similar we have those files for any other package we publish, like https://cdn.openttd.org/opengfx-releases/latest.yaml etc :))

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@TrueBrain thanks, that's potentially very useful indeed. I'd have to check the capabilities of the Flathub parser first before considering a switch.

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