Add Docker support for building and installing jellyfin-tizen. #265
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Personally, as a dev, I'm not interested in building an app based on the latest commits. For me it is more convenient to build current (modified) jellyfin-tizen with any specified jellyfin-web.
Some thought: #114 (comment)
| 2. Install Certificate Manager using Tizen Studio Package Manager. See [Installing Required Extensions](https://developer.samsung.com/smarttv/develop/getting-started/setting-up-sdk/installing-tv-sdk.html#Installing-Required-Extensions). | ||
| 3. Activate Developer Mode on TV and set Host PC IP to your computer's IP address. See [Enable Developer Mode on the TV](https://developer.samsung.com/smarttv/develop/getting-started/using-sdk/tv-device.html#Connecting-the-TV-and-SDK). | ||
| 4. Setup Samsung certificates in Certificate Manager. See [Creating Certificates](https://developer.samsung.com/smarttv/develop/getting-started/setting-up-sdk/creating-certificates.html). | ||
| > You need to create a Samsung certificate. NOT a Tizen certificate. |
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Since some version of Tizen Studio, you can use a Tizen certificate. Maybe only older Tizen versions (2.3/2.4) still require a Samsung or a hybrid certificate.
AFAIK, this is how https://github.com/jeppevinkel/jellyfin-tizen-builds works.
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I was never able to install using Tizen certificates on my Q60A. Could that be a device/generation specific problem? I am a bit tight on free time this week so can't try right now but will definitely do next week.
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I at last found the time to spend on this. Really sorry for delaying this much. The situation was completely out of my control.
Now I checked how the certifications work. Looks like for building both Tizen and Samsung certificates work fine. But, since this container also tries to install the app and Tizen certificates are not (if I understood it correctly) signing packages for installation on devices, it's not possible to use them for installation but only emulation. For that, you need a Samsung certificate to sign the package and the device needs to check the validity of the sign from that Samsung account.
If you know how to do the installation with the Tizen certificate I would like to hear that but from my research it looks like it's impossible.
This last commit should fix what you have mentioned now and in your mentioned comment except this:
I am installing Tizen Studio CLI everytime as there is a need for license agreement. Now thinking about it, I may just install Tizen Studio beforehand and exit the script if ACCEPT_TIZEN_STUDIO_LICENSE is not 1. But I am not sure about the legal basis of that. As the step that needs license agreement would be done beforehand and be shipped like that. So I am leaving that to your decision. I can easily move the installation to the Dockerfile. Edit: Also, I have force-pushed because I made some commits that (I think) should have been an individual commit. Just corrected that. |
Oh, I didn't know there was another request for Docker too. I wouldn't waste the time. Thanks for the heads up and yeah using Docker for this is waaay better. I don't want to install Tizen Studio (both CLI and IDE) on my Linux desktop. ;) |
Add Docker support for building and installing jellyfin-tizen.
Description
This PR introduces Docker support for building and installing the jellyfin-tizen application.
How it works
Caution
I have only tested this on Arch Linux/EndeavourOS. Testing is needed on Windows.