This is the first alpha of the 12.5 series.

We can use the same GitLab token we use to create the changelogs also
to download the list of jobs in the manual project, and a new CI
artifact if needed.

In 076ffcf1 we stopped using the main
branch, because the build of tpo/anti-censorship/pluggable-transports/obfs4#40011.
Since this is now fixed, we can use the main branch again.

The Go compiler is written in Go, but it is possible to bootstrap it
from C wiht Go 1.4.
Before this commit, we used to build Go 1.4 for all our platforms,
so we built a compiler to throw it away several times.

Starting from Go 1.20, the team decided to require Go V-3 to bootstrap
(i.e., Go 1.17 to bootrastrap Go 1.20).
Bootstrapping is still feasible, but throwing away two compilers is
not a good idea. So, we decided to create a Go bootstrap project, and
build it only once (for Linux amd64) until it will be able to build
more recent Go compilers.

Update conjure, webtunnel, obfs4 and snowflake to use `go mod vendor` to
fetch dependencies.

We still have some go module projects, for dependencies of
projects/ncprop279/config, which doesn't have a `go.sum` file yet.

Jeremy Rand authored 2 years ago and boklm committed 1 year ago

Makes it easier to tell which outputs are for linux-cross.

Until #40850 is fixed.

Use separate accounts to store the different keys.

Update Mullvad Browser release prep templates to include downstream package notification/maintenance

This commit adds a config variable to override the URL for the updater.
When it is defined, a user-provided certificate will replace the
default public keys used to sign nightly builds.

Also, while we are at it, switch the git repo to HTTPS.

We also update doc/MAKEFILE.txt for previous changes with some makefile
targets.