linear/electron-forge-publisher-google-storage

Google Cloud Storage publisher for Electron Forge.

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⚠️ Monorepo Readme

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The Linear Client uses custom GraphQL Code Generator plugins to produce a typed SDK for all operations and models exposed by the Linear production API.

Structure

This monorepo uses yarn workspaces and lerna to publish packages.

Generated code uses file prefix _generated and should never be manually updated.

Open source packages:

• sdk - The Linear Client SDK for interacting with the Linear GraphQL API
• import - Import tooling for uploading from other systems
• codegen-doc - GraphQL codegen plugin to generate GraphQL fragments and documents
• codegen-sdk - GraphQL codegen plugin to generate Typescript SDK from fragments and documents
• codegen-test - GraphQL codegen plugin to generate a jest test for the Typescript SDK

Get Started

# install dependencies
yarn

# link package dependencies
yarn bootstrap

# build all packages
yarn build

# test all packages
yarn test

# update the schema from the production API
yarn schema

# create changeset for generating CHANGELOG.md
yarn changeset

Plugin Flow

1. The @linear/codegen-doc plugin is used by codegen.doc.yml to generate fragments and documents
2. The @linear/codegen-sdk plugin is used by codegen.sdk.yml to generate the typed Linear SDK
3. The @linear/codegen-test plugin is used by codegen.test.yml to generate a typed jest test

License

Licensed under the MIT License.

electron-forge-publisher-google-storage's Issues

GitHub Actions Build Failing For Windows

I'm building an Electron app with Forge, and I found this library for uploading packages to a Google Storage bucket. This seems like a great approach for starting out with Electron auto-updates, so thanks for writing it!

Both our macOS and Linux (Ubuntu) builds finish without a hitch, and I'm seeing the installers get uploaded to Google Storage. There seems to be an issue on our Windows build though. Here's the error we're getting when trying to run electron-forge publish within GitHub Actions:

An unhandled rejection has occurred inside Forge:
ResumableUploadError: A resumable upload could not be performed. The directory, C:\Users\runneradmin\.config, is not writable. You may try another upload, this time setting `options.resumable` to `false`.
    at D:\a\myproject\myproject\node_modules\@google-cloud\storage\build\src\file.js:1232:39
    at FSReqCallback.oncomplete (fs.js:156:23)

I tried to fork this project and set resumable: false in the call to bucket.upload(), but that didn't seem to do anything...

diff --git a/src/PublisherGoogleStorage.ts b/src/PublisherGoogleStorage.ts
index 164e5d1..b2fff53 100644
--- a/src/PublisherGoogleStorage.ts
+++ b/src/PublisherGoogleStorage.ts
@@ -73,6 +73,7 @@ export default class PublisherGoogleStorage {
         await bucket.upload(artifact.path, {
           gzip: true,
           destination,
+          resumable: false,
           metadata: {
             "cache-control": "public, max-age=31536000" // 1 year
           },

Not sure where to turn from here. Has anyone else had this issue?

How to disable manifest uploading?

How to disable manifest uploading or why it is needed?