removes one dependency. jfa-go-build-docker has been updated to reflect
this, and in general with a newer debian version and properly included
goreleaser, and a build for amd64. Dockerfiles now use a
"distroless"-style container as their base. Was gonna use
chainguard/glibc-dynamic, but it running as a different user meant it
wouldn't read/write from your /data mount without manual intervention.
using a second Dockerfile, and the prevous Makefile changes to share the
precompile step. git-binary.yaml temporarily set for ci-streamline
branch and is in a "dry run" form.
Using the newer Jellyfin logo font for the header and hanken grotesk for the body.
Tried to redo emails with maizzle because using tailwind sounded nice, but getting it
to look like a17t would be more trouble than it's worth, since you can't
use CSS vars in emails and a17t uses them heavily. Instead, cleaned up
the mj-header a little and stored it in a separate file, and also the
header & footer, and changed the template vars with {{ .header }} and
{{ .footer }} for all emails. Values are determined by
CustomContentInfo.Header/FooterText funcs. nil values are replaced at
program start by _runtimeValidator.
also, i beg of you don't try to do light/dark mode with mjml, you'll
want to die.
by calling `repo-process-deb` with trusty-unstable` rather than
`trusty` for unstable builds, because that seems to make sense.
To make sure, both are called. Same applies to stable.
as part of migrating most of my services to a new server,
I've switched CI to woodpecker, a fork of drone. CI configs are now in
.woodpecker/, and are neater. The server runs on arm64, so the configs
and prerequisite jfa-go-build-docker are built to run there primarily.
They should work on other platforms still.
New CI is at ci.hrfee.dev.
