Okay, so for OS X jpackage output, we have:
An inner artifact: App Image/Bundle xor .pkg installer
A wrapper (disk image): .dmg
Now how do we specify these cases on the command-line? How about this:
create-app-image [--with-dmg]
create-installer [--with-dmg] (note that the only actua
DMG isn’t an installer type. The common thing would be for the Application
Bundle to be wrapped in a DMG for distribution, or if a Package is needed, that
would be wrapped in the DMG instead.
Creating the DMG wrapper is independent of the kind of “installer” . On Mac
this means no installer -
I think the question here was what is in the dmg image.
The dmg could be an image of the pkg, or an image of the application.
Jeff says "I get both the app image *and *a pkg installer inside said dmg."
We need to look into that.
/Andy
On 6/12/2019 9:04 AM, Kevin Rushforth wrote:
Or if you
Or if you only want the app in the dmg:
jpackage create-installer --installer-type dmg
-- Kevin
On 6/12/2019 6:02 AM, Kevin Rushforth wrote:
This will likely change so that only a single package is created by
jpackage. The current EA version creates all possible package types
for a given
This will likely change so that only a single package is created by
jpackage. The current EA version creates all possible package types for
a given platform by default, even when that doesn't make sense (as on a
typical Linux machine which either has Debian or RPM tools, but
typically not both)
Hi everyone,
I'm working (for jClarity) on building some installers with jpackage. Now
whenever I build a dmg image, I get both the app image *and *a pkg installer
inside said dmg. Is there a way I can get just the app image in the dmg?
Thanks,
Jeff
