ci: build AppImage for Linux releases - #19
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Why
Linux releases currently ship
.deb(and.rpm) only. A.debrequires root to install and is tied to the package manager, so tools that manage user-level installs cannot handle it. The OpenAEC Installer, for example, can only install and update Linux tools that publish an.AppImageasset in their GitHub release — Open Speech Studio is therefore not installable through it today.What changes
One line in
.github/workflows/release.yml: the Linux matrix entry passes--bundles deb,rpm, which explicitly excludes appimage. It becomes--bundles deb,rpm,appimage.No other changes are needed:
bundle/appimage/*.AppImage*.AppImageintorelease/.AppImagesrc-tauri/tauri.conf.jsonhas bundle targets set toallSo the AppImage was already expected everywhere downstream; it just was not being built.
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