OS X Bundle Build Scripts

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This is a collection of files required to build pythonbase.app: native dependencies to run gPodder as a native GTK+ Quartz application for Mac OS X 10.9+, with a working python interpreter and pip utility.

The scripts are executed on circle.ci, with xcode 9.4.1.

Note	In case you want just want to run gPodder from source you can ignore all this and use the released bundle as a development environment. Download the official bundle, git clone the gPodder repo and do ./gPodder.app/Contents/MacOS/run-python bin/gpodder.

Uses jhbuild and the stable module set provided by gtk-osx with a gPodder specific module set overlay to build all needed dependencies for gPodder. Everything will be downloaded/installed into this directory and your user directory will not be touched.

Builds upon the great scripts by Christoph Reiter to automate my previously tedious description.

Creating a Bundle

Prerequisites: OS X 10.9+ and a working Xcode and git.

Verify that Xcode and git is installed and in your $PATH by invoking git --version and gcc --version. The env.sh script resets your $PATH to the default value ({,/usr}/{,s}bin) to make sure non-native programs, installed by other package managers like homebrew or macports, are not used (read more here).

(Tested on macOS 10.15.1)

1. Call bootstrap.sh to install jhbuild and set up dummy $HOME as base.

2. Call build.sh to download and build all the dependencies.

3. Call bundle.sh to create the finished bundles for gPodder in _build.

Development

• After bootstrap.sh has finished executing source env.sh will put you in the build environment. After that jhbuild can be used directly.

• fetch_modules.sh downloads the git master of the gtk-osx module set and replaces the modules under "modulesets. Doing so so should ideally be followed by a review of the gPodder module to reduce duplication and a rebuild to verify that everything still works.

Releasing

Releasing on OS X

1. see Creating a Bundle

2. test latest pythonbase-xxx.zip on macOS

3. git tag -a -m "bla bla" YY.MM.DD

4. git push

5. rerun the latest circleci master job (will pick the new tag)

6. GITHUB_TOKEN=xxxx ./github_release.py --download --circle-build LATEST_CI_BUILD --previous-tag THE_PREVIOUS_RELEASE_TAG base-x.y.z where LATEST_CI_BUILD is the latest circleci master job number (eg. 123)

7. repeat the command without --download to upload to github

8. edit and publish the release on github

9. now you can update the tag in .circleci/config.yml of the gPodder project.

Releasing on macOS by using the working pip:

git clone https://github.com/gpodder/gpodder.git cd gpodder ./tools/mac-osx/release_on_mac.sh ~/Downloads/pythonbase-21.4.27.zips

Issues

See https://github.com/gpodder/gpodder-osx-bundle

Using gPodder:

See the official help guide http://gpodder.github.io/docs/

Content Description

• modulesets contains the gtk-osx stable module set and a gpodder module which adds new packages replaces existing ones.

• misc: see each file or directory README for a description.