signal-desktop-beta: init at 1.1.0-beta.5 #32619
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| description = "Signal Private Messenger for the Desktop."; | ||
| homepage = https://signal.org/; | ||
| license = lib.licenses.gpl3; | ||
| maintainers = [ lib.maintainers.ixmatus ]; |
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This is not you.
/cc @ixmatus
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Correct; @ixmatus is listed as maintainer for the regular non-beta Signal package, so I assumed they would desire to be listed here as well.
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It's fine to list me as a maintainer. @benley if you have your github user added to the maintainers set then I think it's appropriate for you to be listed there as well, otherwise it's fine by me to be the listed maintainer.
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Sure, I will add myself. Thanks.
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| description = "Signal Private Messenger for the Desktop."; |
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I feel like this description should make note of the fact that this derivation is for a beta release of Signal Private Messenger for the Desktop...
Signal is a bit like google-chrome, wherein the beta version is independent from the release builds and uses different data locations and binary names.
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@benley I'm not sure if you receive the hydra build failure emails but I received one for a recent build on It looks like they do not retain released beta artifacts (i.e. the deb file can't be fetched by Nix now). |
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I suppose I should create an issue ticket too. |
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Please do - I'll try to remember to update the URL after work but a bug # always helps :-) |
Signal is a bit like google-chrome, wherein the beta version is independent from the release builds and uses different data locations and binary names.
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