Dylan M. Taylor
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- Builds and packages ArtCraft Studio across x86_64, aarch64, and riscv64 targets using storytold/craft-common-actions. - Produces DEB, RPM, AppImage, tarball, Arch package, and Flatpak bundle/OCI artifacts. - Cross-compiles riscv64 DEB and RPM via install-riscv64-cross and BoringSSL CMake config. - Fixes SQLx query offline fallback in sqlite_tasks build.rs when no live database exists. - Adds shared Packaging Lint workflow, fixing actionlint and shellcheck warnings across workflows. - Adds shared FreeBSD CI workflow tracking @main.
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ArtCraft Studio Linux releases
The Linux workflow builds every package before the release job signs and uploads them to the
existing artcraft-v<version> draft, retaining Windows and macOS assets. The version comes from
crates/desktop/artcraft/tauri.conf.json.
| Architecture | Outputs | Builder |
|---|---|---|
| x86_64 | AppImage, DEB, RPM, tar.gz, Arch pkg.tar.zst, Flatpak bundle, OCI | Ubuntu 22.04 native |
| aarch64 | AppImage, DEB, RPM, tar.gz, Arch pkg.tar.zst, Flatpak bundle, OCI | Ubuntu 22.04 ARM native |
| riscv64 | DEB, RPM, tar.gz | Ubuntu 24.04 cross compiler |
Native AppImages also include zsync delta-update metadata.
Flatpak uses native Ubuntu 24.04 runners and GNOME 51 for GTK3/WebKitGTK 4.1. Its build checks for missing ELF dependencies inside the sandbox. RISC-V packages require Ubuntu 24.04-era libraries; x86_64 and ARM64 use Ubuntu 22.04 as their build baseline. The suite does not publish RISC-V AppImages, Arch packages or Flatpaks.
package.sh <architecture> <rust-target> normalizes Tauri's DEB/RPM/AppImage filenames and
extracts the DEB's /usr tree into the suite's bin/ and share/ tarball layout. Shared Craft
Arch packaging consumes that tarball, with WebKitGTK, GTK3 and OpenSSL dependencies added.
flatpak.sh consumes the same tarball, builds the bundle, and exports the OCI layout.
Release runs import LINUX_SIGNING_KEY for Flatpak commit signatures and OCI publishing. The final shared
draft-release action signs RPMs, DEBs, Arch packages, AppImages, tarballs, OCI manifests and
checksums. Only a stable version on release or artcraft-release moves the OCI stable architecture tags.
Like the macOS and Windows release workflows, Linux release packaging runs on release branches
(release, artcraft-release, artcraft-linux) and workflow dispatch rather than on pull requests.
APT, RPM and pacman repositories are generated by artcraft-services from the release assets
and checksums. Its release catalog must be updated only after the signed release is published.
Installing a DEB manually is separate from publishing that DEB in the website's APT repository.
A successful build proves artifact production and metadata/dependency checks. It does not replace installation and interactive testing on physical RISC-V, ARM64 and x86_64 desktops.