Gents,
I have a basic workflow together that triggers on creation of tags of pattern rel-*. When you create a tag following that pattern it will create a .tar.gz (ex: tag rel-4.3.31 will produce xymon-4.3.31.tar.gz, which will expand into directory xymon-4.3.31) of the repo contents and upload it to the tag. The change notes are created from the commits and are visible, and the SHA signature is visible as well.
The xymon mailing list archive seems to not have anything after 2024, and the link to it on the GitHub readme is broken. I don't know where the domain or xymon@xymon.com<mailto:xymon@xymon.com> mailing list resides, but should we consider updates to that and/or xymon.com?
We need the documentation somewhere more conducive to editing. Should we copy the documentation on xymon.com into the wiki on GitHub, or is there somewhere better? There's a lot of community knowledge that would be helpful to start gathering. Would anyone like to take on migrating/updating documentation?
I'll start trying to learn how to create the RPMs for the various versions of RedHat, and a docker image. If anyone from the Terabithia archive would be willing to share their RPM pipeline or directions I would certainly appreciate not having to recreate the wheel. It would also help ensure continuity with existing RPMs.
Thanks!
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