[00:08] longsleep: I'm not clear on the instructions on the spreed.me snap at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nextcloud/spreedme-snap/master/README.md . If I'm running the nextcloud snap, do I have to set up another non-snapped apache instance to forward to the spreed client? Is there something automatic I'm missing? === Graham_ is now known as Guest7264 [02:36] I maintain 2 Arch aur packages. Is there a tool or easy guide on how to create snapcraft.yaml based on a aur PKGBUILD file? [02:37] Looking the getting started guide for snap, but I don't see how to format the source and state my dependencies [02:40] it is not possible to do what you ask at this time [02:41] unless you're talking about independently re-packaging as a snap? [02:42] happy to create the yaml file for the snap package [02:42] but I do not see where to state what the dependencies are or even how to pull my code from github [02:43] you don't pull code from github [02:43] snapcraft.yml is designed to be part of the source tree [02:43] much like how debian/ folder for debian packaging is [02:43] I'm an Arch guy [02:43] as for build and runtime dependencies, they are described (in the form of ubuntu packages) in `stage-packages` and `build-packages` [02:44] so... mild refresher [02:44] Debian packaging is a merged source build [02:44] meaning that you must insert your packaging scripts into the original source tree to build [02:44] How would I handle depends=('python' 'python-numpy' 'python-colorama')? [02:44] rather than external source build, like PKGBUILD and RPM spec, where the sources are retrieved and acted on independently [02:45] runtime dependencies are filled in as "stage-packages" [02:45] see here: http://snapcraft.io/docs/build-snaps/syntax#parts [02:46] makedeps are "build-packages" [02:49] so I would need stage-packages for 'python' 'python-numpy',,, ? [02:51] also how to I state where my source is ? i.e. source=("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gps1539/stock_quote/master/stock_quote") (in PKGBUILD) [02:58] you can't [03:02] your snapcraft.yml needs to sit alongside the script [03:02] so basically create the project locally, have the stuff downloaded, and then do it [03:06] thanks for your help [03:15] np [09:46] hey guys [09:47] how is everything === JanC is now known as Guest57312 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [19:48] zyga: soooooo, how much work would it be to move `/snap` → `/var/run/snap/`? [19:50] or something. === rumble is now known as grumble