boklm authored 3 weeks ago and morgan committed 3 weeks ago

- move var/linux-packages and var/linux-packages-aarch64 definition to
  the root, since the browser-linux-* targets are no longer used when
  building all platforms
- fix calls to linux-packages. Some var/browser-linux-* had not been
  updated to var/browser_platforms/linux-*.
- in projects/linux-packages/config, remove test on the browser not
  being mullvadbrowser to enable i686 packages, since that part is now
  handled outside

boklm authored 4 weeks ago and morgan committed 3 weeks ago

staticiforme-prepare-cdn-dist-upload is being run on staticiforme, so
configuration should not be generated from rbm.

Fixup for 4c29020e.

boklm authored 4 weeks ago and morgan committed 3 weeks ago

Fixup for 810e8e20.

boklm authored 4 weeks ago and morgan committed 3 weeks ago

Fixup for 810e8e20.

Update the Tor Browser Stable release-prep template to notify Tails devs earlier in the release process

The signing script will now get the version information from rbm config.

The stable release prep templates should be updated in a separate commit
when this is backported to `maint-14.0`.

The browser can now be built using `make torbrowser` and `make
mullvadbrowser`. In this case, the channel and platforms to build are
selected by the variables defined in rbm.conf:
* var/browser_default_channel
* var/browser_platforms

The Go toolchain is reproducible, and we checked that we obtain the
same exact Go 1.23.6 binaries when building at the previous commit.

Therefore, we can simplify our bootstrap process and just use the
official binaries.

We have been using Go 1.22.x for a while, since 1.23 raised the minimum
required version of macOS to 11, and we still support macOS 10.15.
However, 1.22.x is now EOL, so we need to update to a supported series.

1.24.0 would require an additional version on our go bootstrapping
toolchain, so I decided to stick to 1.23.x for now.

This commit also updates the relprep.py script to update only the hash
of the main version (which is referred to indirectly with variables).

OpenSSL used to have only the hash of the source archive in their
.sha256 file, without the archive name.
At a certain point, they moved to the format generated by sha256sum, so
we need to update relprep.py to take that into account.

ma1 authored 1 month ago and ma1 committed 1 month ago

TBB 41382: Replace gitlab templates ReleasePrep label references with Apps::Type::ReleasePreparation

To make reverting update for a single platform easier, we split update
response files, using a separate directory for each platform.

boklm authored 1 month ago and morgan committed 1 month ago

Those options have not been used for some time, and removing them
simplifies the following changes we're doing to split files per platform.