https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=443489
--- Comment #2 from ci3...@gmail.com --- Is it possible to enable a conditional build (as a workaround)? I have digged around a little bit in the binary-factory-tooling git and saw the pipeline which I assume is executed (craft/pipeline-templates/android.pipeline). According to the jenkins doc a stage can have an additional "when" directive that would enable a build only under certain conditions (https://www.jenkins.io/doc/book/pipeline/syntax/#when). However, there is no "steps" in the KDE receipt, so I'm not sure, if this the correct documentation. A possible way to get the last deployed version is to query the F-Droid-Repo itself (for example `curl -s https://cdn.kde.org/android/stable-releases/fdroid/repo/index.xml | xmllint --format --xpath '/fdroid/application[@id="org.kde.itinerary"]/package/version/text()' - | head -n 1`). Maybe one stage in the pipeline can execute this, query the current version, set an ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE that is evaluated by the later stages in a when directive. The versioncode is really high. Is it updated every build? If yes, I understand, why F-Droid thinks that the package is new every time. If you want a daily build, it may also be enough to produce the same version code. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
