Add symlinks for new RSS Guard app ids #3352
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Starting from version 4.3.0 (probably), RSS Guard will have two separate app ids: - io.github.martinrotter.rssguard (official build, with built-in web browser support) - io.github.martinrotter.rssguardlite (official build, no built-in web browser support) These two new ids had to be created from scratch, instead of just re-using the previous one (com.github.rssguard) to create the 'lite' variant. That's because the old id is considered invalid by today's Flatpak naming standards, so it would not be possible to re-use it.
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Thanks. Please let me know when upstream PR will be merged. |
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Will do! FWIW, |
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Hi, my PR was accepted and now both app ids are in use in version 4.2.7. Thanks! |
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Starting from version 4.3.0 (probably), RSS Guard will have two separate app ids:
These two new ids had to be created from scratch, instead of just re-using the previous one (com.github.rssguard) to create the 'lite' variant.
That's because the old id is considered invalid by today's Flatpak naming standards, so it would not be possible to re-use it.
Upstream PR: martinrotter/rssguard#836