Build from my fork which backports the necessary fixes. The latest
riot-android release cannot be built because it contains proprietary
libs from jitsi.
Switch olm sourcelib to mirror while git.matrix.org is down.
Explicitly point to the commit hash instead of a tag for olm because
everyone can verify the commit is the same as in the upstream repo.
The 3.0.0 tag signed by uhoreg/Hubert Chathi points to this commit.
Cross platform Etheroll app built with Python and Kivy.
Uses an Ethereum smart contract to place bets on the blockchain.
Note the introduction of `srclibs/buildozer.txt` to use the
non-mainstream `buildozer` wrapper.
The build relies on buildozer master (post 0.39 release) which fixes
issues with unsigned releases.
Cython is pinned since this is the official tested version with
buildozer.
Both SDK and NDK path are set to use fdroid ones.
The auto accept license is disabled since fdroid sdkmanager doesn't
support the --licenses argument.
This also include a fix to Persian fonts, with a patched srclib for icu.
Fixes#1254.
Also adjusted build to ensure OsmAnd binary snapshots not downloaded.
Added sha256sum checks to external source tarball downloads in
core-legacy. Moved external skia github fetch to osmand-external-skia
srclib.
Now builds without prebuilt jars.
NOTE: We need to add the trailing slash to the sourceforge repo,
otherwise we get a redirect to http :-/
Closesfdroid/fdroiddata#780.
Add Zip4j as new srclib. We use a github mirror that has been verified
to correspond to the upstream source release. (Upstream only releases a
zip archive.)
Closesfdroid/fdroiddata#1033.
This is needed so that the graphics, localized files, etc get
published. And Privleged Extension definitely does not need any code
from F-Droid. I tested this by manually running a build on
jenkins.debian.net
This reverts commit eb89ad7a14.
The builds didn't change for quite a while so we can enable auto update.
Switch to a github mirror by apache for the old log4j library because
the git-svn takes years to clone. The contents are the same.
This includes removing non-free OpenDictionary and Lingvo. A patch can
be avoided now since most code has been moved to files that can simply
be deleted. A few sed commands can remove references to these
dictionaries in the remaining code.
