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Synchronize ca-certificates
with MSYS2
#49
Synchronize ca-certificates
with MSYS2
#49
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This replaces our version with the one from 78e423b (ca-certificates: drop expired "DST Root CA X3", 2021-10-02), in preparation for building and uploading an i686 version of the package (MSYS2 no longer builds i686 versions of their MSYS packages). Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <johannes.schindelin@gmx.de>
This workflow most notably does not try anything like `please.sh upgrade` of the git-for-windows/build-extra repository, which tries to figure out the latest component version and tries to upgrade to that. Instead, this workflow builds a given package, for the specified architecture, at the very version committed to the specified branch. The workflow needs to be triggered manually. Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <johannes.schindelin@gmx.de>
Unfortunately, the only way to verify that the deployment works will be to "test in prod", after merging. |
@rimrul it took a while to get this where it needs to be, and I had to upload |
Seems to be working now. 🎉 |
Yep! |
I'm preparing a workflow to automatically create (or update) a pr when upstream changes a package we care about. Kind of a poor-mans dependabot for MSYS2-packages. |
😁 Okay! |
The 32-bit versions of Git for Windows included outdated versions of `ca-certificates` and `less`, [which has been rectified](git-for-windows/MSYS2-packages#49). Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <johannes.schindelin@gmx.de>
This brings our copy of
ca-certificates
up to date with MSYS2's version, and adds a GitHub workflow, in preparation for building and deploying an i686 version of this package (MSYS2 no longer builds i686 versions of their MSYS packages).