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Flathub does not accept AI-assisted packaging, so the Flatpak is removed (#183 is closed as not planned). Arch Linux gets a package attached to each release instead, with no repository to host.
flatpak/and the Flatpak workflow.packaging/arch/PKGBUILDrepackages the release's.deb, like the APT repository does..deb, builds the package in anarchlinux:base-develcontainer and uploadsmodbench-x86_64.pkg.tar.zstto the release. On a pull request it only builds. It can also be run by hand for a given tag.sudo pacman -U https://github.com/nobrega8/modbench/releases/latest/download/modbench-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst/var/lib/pacman/local) and shows that command as the update command in Settings, in place of the Flatpak one (17 locales).Only x86_64 is built (the
.debis repackaged, and makepkg labels the package with the architecture of the machine it runs on).