@licaon-kter Pipeline seems to be passing, can you check if everything looks fine now?
Iván Ávalos (9b6af646) at 03 Mar 18:42
net.taler.wallet: add reproducible signatures
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Iván Ávalos (1205178b) at 25 Feb 12:08
net.taler.wallet: add reproducible signatures
Iván Ávalos (b53c7b09) at 25 Feb 12:03
net.taler.wallet: add reproducible signatures
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Is this still an issue? #3299 (closed)
I'm signing the APKs with build-tools 35.0.0, should I use a newer one or an older one?
Iván Ávalos (4878ab44) at 22 Feb 16:23
net.taler.wallet: add reproducible signatures
Iván Ávalos (72c41c21) at 22 Feb 16:17
net.taler.wallet: add reproducible signatures
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Iván Ávalos (d2d45d61) at 22 Feb 16:16
net.taler.wallet: add reproducible signatures
Does this mean that now I will need to notify F-Droid (e.g. via metadata PR) of every new version?
The CI pipeline seems to have failed.
Any hints on how to get the missing AllowedAPKSigningKeys field?
Given that in the Taler wallet we're already dealing with real money, it is critical for us to have a fast release process that allows us to quickly deploy fixes to bugs that prevent people from accessing or using their wallets.
Thus, I am working on adding support for F-Droid's reproducible build to the Taler wallet. Our Buildbot CI is now configured to detect version tags, build a release APK, and publish it to our public file directory. The CI script that does this can be found here:
https://git-www.taler.net/taler-android.git/tree/contrib/ci/jobs/1-wallet-deploy/deploy.sh
I also uploaded a release APK (for a not-yet-published version) that I built locally using the script:
https://taler.net/files/wallet/wallet-fdroid-1.4.0.apk
Please let me know if everything seems to be in order :)
Iván Ávalos (77a4891c) at 22 Feb 01:37
net.taler.wallet: add reproducible signatures
Iván Ávalos (1542b300) at 21 Feb 23:49
Iván Ávalos (708b71a5) at 21 Feb 23:40
Merge branch fdroiddata:master into master
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No secrets
It's because the Cashier app is not intended for mainstream usage, most people will withdraw digital cash via wire transfer or bank integration. It can also confuse people who are looking for the wallet or PoS applications.
Is it better now?
Iván Ávalos (73fcdf7c) at 26 Jan 19:39
archive net.taler.cashier
We have decided to stop offering Taler Cashier via F-Droid. https://bugs.gnunet.org/view.php?id=10428
From now on it will only be available via APK or our own F-Droid Nightly repository: https://www.taler.net/en/cashier.html
Iván Ávalos (7a8f7a5a) at 26 Jan 19:14
delete net.taler.cashier