QT6 Natron MINGW pacman repository

Description:

This is a pacman repository of custom built MINGW packages used to build Natron and its plugins. It is built by the "Build pacman repo" GitHub action on this repository.

Note: Everytime you want to use a new version of the package repository, you should completely uninstall the previous one before installing the new one.

Install:

1. Create a directory for the repository.
   mkdir ~/natron_pacman_repo
2. Unzip the repo in that directory.
   cd ~/natron_pacman_repo
wget https://github.com/acolwell/Natron/releases/download/qt6-windows-mingw-package-repo/natron_package_repo.zip
unzip natron_package_repo.zip
3. Add the repository to /etc/pacman.conf.
   echo -e "#NATRON_REPO_START\n[natron]\nSigLevel = Optional TrustAll\nServer = file://$HOME/natron_pacman_repo/\n#NATRON_REPO_END" >> /etc/pacman.conf
4. Update the repositories and make the Natron packages available in the local repository cache.
   pacman -Sy
5. Verify you can see the new Natron packages.
   pacman -Sl natron
6. Install the top level package that will install everything you need to build Natron and the plugins included in its installer.
   pacman -S mingw-w64-x86_64-natron-build-deps-qt5

Uninstall:

1. Remove all the Natron packages and their dependencies.
   pacman -Rs mingw-w64-x86_64-natron-build-deps-qt5 to remove all the Natron packages and their dependencies.
2. Remove natron repo from /etc/pacman.conf.
   sed -i -e '/^#NATRON_REPO_START/,/^#NATRON_REPO_END/{d}' /etc/pacman.conf
3. Update the repositories and purge the Natron packages from the local repository cache. pacman -Sy
4. Delete the repository directory. rm -rf ~/natron_pacman_repo

Nightly builds of the AJC-RB-2.6 branch

These are nightly builds of my AJC-RB-2.6 branch. I keep this branch in sync with the main Natron RB-2.6 branch. The only changes I have on my branch are tweaks to the GitHub Action workflow files so that I can run nightly builds.

These are NOT official Natron builds and should not be treated as such. They are intended for testing purposes and are just being used to detect build breakages and assess the current state of the code.