# Name. (required)
name: forgejo

# Architecture. (required)
# This will expand any env var you set in the field, e.g. version: ${GOARCH}
# The architecture is specified using Go nomenclature (GOARCH) and translated
# to the platform specific equivalent. In order to manually set the architecture
# to a platform specific value, use deb_arch, rpm_arch and apk_arch.
# Examples: `all`, `amd64`, `386`, `arm5`, `arm6`, `arm7`, `arm64`, `mips`,
# `mipsle`, `mips64le`, `ppc64le`, `s390`
arch: {%FJARCH%}

# Platform.
# This will expand any env var you set in the field, e.g. version: ${GOOS}
# This is only used by the rpm and deb packagers.
# Examples: `linux` (default), `darwin`
platform: linux

# Version. (required)
# This will expand any env var you set in the field, e.g. version: ${SEMVER}
# Some package managers, like deb, require the version to start with a digit.
# Hence, you should not prefix the version with 'v'.
version: {%FJVER%}

# Version Schema allows you to specify how to parse the version string.
# Default is `semver`
#   `semver` attempt to parse the version string as a valid semver version.
#       The parser is lenient; it will strip a `v` prefix and will accept
#       versions with fewer than 3 components, like `v1.2`.
#       If parsing succeeds, then the version will be molded into a format
#       compatible with the specific packager used.
#       If parsing fails, then the version is used as-is.
#   `none` skip trying to parse the version string and just use what is passed in
version_schema: semver

# Version Epoch.
# A package with a higher version epoch will always be considered newer.
# See: https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-controlfields.html#epochs-should-be-used-sparingly
epoch: 1

# Version Prerelease.
# Default is extracted from `version` if it is semver compatible.
# This is appended to the `version`, e.g. `1.2.3+beta1`. If the `version` is
# semver compatible, then this replaces the prerelease component of the semver.
#prerelease: wtf1

# Version Metadata (previously deb.metadata).
# Default is extracted from `version` if it is semver compatible.
# Setting metadata might interfere with version comparisons depending on the
# packager. If the `version` is semver compatible, then this replaces the
# version metadata component of the semver.
#version_metadata: git

# Version Release, aka revision.
# This will expand any env var you set in the field, e.g. release: ${VERSION_RELEASE}
# This is appended to the `version` after `prerelease`. This should be
# incremented if you release an updated package of the same upstream version,
# and it should reset to 1 when bumping the version.
release: 1

# Section.
# This is only used by the deb packager.
# See: https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-archive.html#sections
section: admin

# Priority.
# Defaults to `optional` on deb
# Defaults to empty on rpm and apk
# See: https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-archive.html#priorities
priority: optional

# Maintainer. (required)
# This will expand any env var you set in the field, e.g. maintainer: ${GIT_COMMITTER_NAME} <${GIT_COMMITTER_EMAIL}>
# Defaults to empty on rpm and apk
# Leaving the 'maintainer' field unset will not be allowed in a future version
maintainer: packages at lirion.de <nospam_nowarranty@example.com>

# Description.
# Defaults to `no description given`.
# Most packagers call for a one-line synopsis of the package. Some (like deb)
# also call for a multi-line description starting on the second line.
description: >-
  A lightweight software forge.

  Hi there! Tired of big platforms playing monopoly? Providing Git hosting for your project, friends, company or community? Forgejo (/for'd͡ʒe.jo/ inspired by forĝejo – the Esperanto word for forge) has you covered with its intuitive interface, light and easy hosting and a lot of builtin functionality.

  Forgejo was created in 2022 because we think that the project should be owned by an independent community. If you second that, then Forgejo is for you! Our promise: Independent Free/Libre Software forever!

# Vendor.
# This will expand any env var you set in the field, e.g. vendor: ${VENDOR}
# This is only used by the rpm packager.
vendor: The Forgejo project

# Package's homepage.
# This will expand any env var you set in the field, e.g. homepage: ${CI_PROJECT_URL}
homepage: https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo

# License.
license: GPLv3+

# Date to be used as mtime on internal files.
#
# Default is the value of $SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH (which should be an Unix time),
# or the current time.
# Read more about SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH at https://reproducible-builds.org/docs/source-date-epoch/
# mtime: "2024-06-16T12:30:00Z"

# Changelog YAML file, see: https://github.com/goreleaser/chglog
changelog: "changelog.yml"

# Disables globbing for files, config_files, etc.
disable_globbing: false

# Packages it replaces. (overridable)
# This will expand any env var you set in the field, e.g. ${REPLACE_BLA}
# the env var approach can be used to account for differences in platforms
#replaces:
#  - foobar
#  - ${REPLACE_BLA}

# Packages it provides. (overridable)
# This will expand any env var you set in the field, e.g. ${PROVIDES_BLA}
# the env var approach can be used to account for differences in platforms
#provides:
#  - bar
#  - ${PROVIDES_BLA}

# Dependencies. (overridable)
# This will expand any env var you set in the field, e.g. ${DEPENDS_NGINX}
# the env var approach can be used to account for differences in platforms
# e.g. rhel needs nginx >= 1:1.18 and deb needs nginx (>= 1.18.0)
# depends:
#   - bash
#   - ${DEPENDS_NGINX}

# Recommended packages. (overridable)
# This will expand any env var you set in the field, e.g. ${RECOMMENDS_BLA}
# the env var approach can be used to account for differences in platforms
#recommends:
#  - golang
#  - ${RECOMMENDS_BLA}

# Suggested packages. (overridable)
# This will expand any env var you set in the field, e.g. ${SUGGESTS_BLA}
# the env var approach can be used to account for differences in platforms
#suggests:
#  - bzr

# Packages it conflicts with. (overridable)
# This will expand any env var you set in the field, e.g. ${CONFLICTS_BLA}
# the env var approach can be used to account for differences in platforms
#conflicts:
#  - mercurial
#  - ${CONFLICTS_BLA}

# Contents to add to the package
# This can be binaries or any other files.
contents:
  - src: ../fs/{%FJARCH%}/usr/bin/forgejo-{%FJVER%}-linux-{%FJARCH%}
    dst: /usr/bin/forgejo
    file_info:
      mode: 0755
      owner: root
      group: root
  # Basic file that applies to all packagers
#  - src: ../fs/usr/lib/lirion/ln-initfunctions
#    dst: /usr/lib/lirion/initfunctions

  # This will add all files in some/directory or in subdirectories at the
  # same level under the directory /etc. This means the tree structure in
  # some/directory will not be replicated.
#  - src: ../fs/usr/lib/lirion
#    dst: /usr/lib/lirion

  # This will replicate the directory structure under some/directory at /etc.
#  - src: ../fs/{%FJARCH%}/usr/bin
#    dst: /usr/bin
#    type: tree

  # Simple config file
#  - src: path/to/local/foo.conf
#    dst: /etc/foo.conf
#    type: config

  # Select files with a glob (doesn't work if you set disable_globbing: true).
  # If `src` is a glob, then the `dst` will be treated like a directory - even
  # if it doesn't end with `/`, and even if the glob only matches one file.
#  - src: path/to/local/*.1.gz
#    dst: /usr/share/man/man1/

  # Simple symlink at /usr/bin/foo which points to /sbin/foo, which is
  # the same behaviour as `ln -s /sbin/foo /usr/bin/foo`.
  #
  # This also means that both "src" and "dst" are paths inside the package (or
  # rather paths in the file system where the package will be installed) and
  # not in the build environment. This is different from regular files where
  # "src" is a path in the build environment. However, this convention results
  # in "dst" always being the file that is created when installing the
  # package.
#  - src: /actual/path/to/foo
#    dst: /usr/bin/foo
#    type: symlink

  # Corresponds to `%config(noreplace)` if the packager is rpm, otherwise it
  # is just a config file
#  - src: path/to/local/bar.conf
#    dst: /etc/bar.conf
#    type: config|noreplace

  # These files are not actually present in the package, but the file names
  # are added to the package header. From the RPM directives documentation:
  #
  # "There are times when a file should be owned by the package but not
  # installed - log files and state files are good examples of cases you might
  # desire this to happen."
  #
  # "The way to achieve this is to use the %ghost directive. By adding this
  # directive to the line containing a file, RPM will know about the ghosted
  # file, but will not add it to the package."
  #
  # For non rpm packages ghost files are ignored at this time.
#  - dst: /etc/casper.conf
#    type: ghost
#  - dst: /var/log/boo.log
#    type: ghost

  # You can use the packager field to add files that are unique to a specific
  # packager
#  - src: path/to/rpm/file.conf
#    dst: /etc/file.conf
#    type: config|noreplace
#    packager: rpm
#  - src: path/to/deb/file.conf
#    dst: /etc/file.conf
#    type: config|noreplace
#    packager: deb
#  - src: path/to/apk/file.conf
#    dst: /etc/file.conf
#    type: config|noreplace
#    packager: apk

  # Sometimes it is important to be able to set the mtime, mode, owner, or group for a file
  # that differs from what is on the local build system at build time. The owner (if different
  # than 'root') has to be always specified manually in 'file_info' as it will not be copied
  # from the 'src' file.
#  - src: path/to/foo
#    dst: /usr/share/foo
#    file_info:
#      # Make sure that the mode is specified in octal, e.g. 0644 instead of 644.
#      mode: 0644
#      mtime: 2008-01-02T15:04:05Z
#      owner: notRoot
#      group: notRoot

  # Using the type 'dir', empty directories can be created. When building RPMs, however, this
  # type has another important purpose: Claiming ownership of that folder. This is important
  # because when upgrading or removing an RPM package, only the directories for which it has
  # claimed ownership are removed. However, you should not claim ownership of a folder that
  # is created by the distro or a dependency of your package.
  # A directory in the build environment can optionally be provided in the 'src' field in
  # order copy mtime and mode from that directory without having to specify it manually.
#  - dst: /some/dir
#    type: dir
#    file_info:
#      mode: 0700

  # Using `expand: true`, environment variables will be expanded in both
  # src and dst.
#  - dst: /usr/local/bin/${NAME}
#    src: "${NAME}"
#    expand: true

# Umask to be used on files without explicit mode set.
#
# By default, nFPM will inherit the mode of the original file that's being
# added.
# This may lead to issues if these files are checkout out in Git, for example,
# as it won't keep all the permissions on fresh checkouts, or if the local
# system has a problematic umask setting.
#
# This setting allows to set the umask for all files that are added to the
# package without a specific file_info.mode set.
#
# Default: 0o002 (will remove world-writable permissions)
umask: 0o022

# Scripts to run at specific stages. (overridable)
#scripts:
#  preinstall: ./scripts/preinstall.sh
#  postinstall: ./scripts/postinstall.sh
#  preremove: ./scripts/preremove.sh
#  postremove: ./scripts/postremove.sh

# All fields above marked as `overridable` can be overridden for a given
# package format in this section.
#overrides:
#  # The depends override can for example be used to provide version
#  # constraints for dependencies where different package formats use different
#  # versions or for dependencies that are named differently.
#  deb:
#    depends:
#      - baz (>= 1.2.3-0)
#      - some-lib-dev
#    # ...
#  rpm:
#    depends:
#      - baz >= 1.2.3-0
#      - some-lib-devel
#    # ...
#  apk:
#    # ...
#  archlinux:
#    depends:
#      - baz
#      - some-lib

# Custom configuration applied only to the RPM packager.
rpm:
#  # rpm specific architecture name that overrides "arch" without performing any
#  # replacements.
#  rpm_arch: ia64
#
#  # RPM specific scripts.
#  scripts:
#    # The pretrans script runs before all RPM package transactions / stages.
#    pretrans: ./scripts/pretrans.sh
#    # The posttrans script runs after all RPM package transactions / stages.
#    posttrans: ./scripts/posttrans.sh
#    # The verify script runs when verifying packages using `rpm -V`.
#    verify: ./scripts/verify.sh

#  # The package group. This option is deprecated by most distros
#  # but required by old distros like CentOS 5 / EL 5 and earlier.
#  group: Unspecified

#  # The package summary. This is, by default, the first line of the
#  # description, but can be explicitly provided here.
#  summary: Explicit summary for the package

  # The packager is used to identify the organization that actually packaged
  # the software, as opposed to the author of the software.
  # `maintainer` will be used as fallback if not specified.
  # This will expand any env var you set in the field, e.g. packager: ${PACKAGER}
#  packager: GoReleaser <staff@goreleaser.com>

  # Compression algorithm (gzip (default), zstd, lzma or xz).
#  compression: zstd

#  # Prefixes for relocatable packages.
#  prefixes:
#    - /usr/bin

  # The package is signed if a key_file is set
  signature:
    # PGP secret key (can also be ASCII-armored), the passphrase is taken
    # from the environment variable $NFPM_RPM_PASSPHRASE with a fallback
    # to $NFPM_PASSPHRASE.
    # This will expand any env var you set in the field, e.g. key_file: ${SIGNING_KEY_FILE}
#    key_file: key.gpg

    # PGP secret key id in hex format, if it is not set it will select the first subkey
    # that has the signing flag set. You may need to set this if you want to use the primary key as the signing key
    # or to support older versions of RPM < 4.13.0 which cannot validate a signed RPM that used a subkey to sign
    # This will expand any env var you set in the field, e.g. key_id: ${RPM_SIGNING_KEY_ID}
    key_id: 99a00d948c6e71b599e986ad5421594bf1ab46f4

# Custom configuration applied only to the Deb packager.
deb:
  # deb specific architecture name that overrides "arch" without performing any replacements.
#  deb_arch: arm

  # Custom deb special files.
#  scripts:
#    # Deb rules script.
#    rules: foo.sh

    # Deb templates file, when using debconf.
#    templates: templates

    # Deb config maintainer script for asking questions when using debconf.
#    config: config

  # Custom deb triggers
#  triggers:
#    # register interest on a trigger activated by another package
#    # (also available: interest_await, interest_noawait)
#    interest:
#      - some-trigger-name
#
#    # activate a trigger for another package
#    # (also available: activate_await, activate_noawait)
#    activate:
#      - another-trigger-name
#
  # Packages which would break if this package would be installed.
  # The installation of this package is blocked if `some-package`
  # is already installed.
#  breaks:
#    - some-package

  # Compression algorithm (gzip (default), zstd, xz or none).
#  compression: zstd

  # The package is signed if a key_file is set
  signature:
    # Signature method, either "dpkg-sig" or "debsign".
    # Defaults to "debsign"
    method: dpkg-sig

    # PGP secret key (can also be ASCII-armored). The passphrase is taken
    # from the environment variable $NFPM_DEB_PASSPHRASE with a fallback
    # to $NFPM_PASSPHRASE.
    # This will expand any env var you set in the field, e.g. key_file: ${SIGNING_KEY_FILE}
#    key_file: key.gpg

    # The type describes the signers role, possible values are "origin",
    # "maint" and "archive". If unset, the type defaults to "origin".
    type: origin

    # PGP secret key id in hex format, if it is not set it will select the first subkey
    # that has the signing flag set. You may need to set this if you want to use the primary key as the signing key
    # This will expand any env var you set in the field, e.g. key_id: ${DEB_SIGNING_KEY_ID}
    key_id: 99a00d948c6e71b599e986ad5421594bf1ab46f4

  # Additional fields for the control file. Empty fields are ignored.
  # This will expand any env vars you set in the field values, e.g. Vcs-Browser: ${CI_PROJECT_URL}
#  fields:
#    Bugs: https://github.com/goreleaser/nfpm/issues

  # The Debian-specific "predepends" field can be used to ensure the complete installation of a list of
  # packages (including unpacking, pre- and post installation scripts) prior to the installation of the
  # built package.
#  predepends:
#    - baz (>= 1.2.3-0)

#apk:
#  # apk specific architecture name that overrides "arch" without performing any replacements.
#  apk_arch: armhf
#
#  # The package is signed if a key_file is set
#  signature:
#    # RSA private key in the PEM format. The passphrase is taken from
#    # the environment variable $NFPM_APK_PASSPHRASE with a fallback
#    # to $NFPM_PASSPHRASE.
#    # This will expand any env var you set in the field, e.g. key_file: ${SIGNING_KEY_FILE}
#    key_file: key.gpg
#
#    # The name of the signing key. When verifying a package, the signature
#    # is matched to the public key store in /etc/apk/keys/<key_name>.rsa.pub.
#    # If unset, it defaults to the maintainer email address.
#    key_name: origin
#
#    # APK does not use pgp keys, so the key_id field is ignored.
#    key_id: ignored
#
archlinux:
#  # This value is used to specify the name used to refer to a group
#  # of packages when building a split package. Defaults to name
#  # See: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PKGBUILD#pkgbase
#  pkgbase: bar
#
#  # The packager identifies the organization packaging the software
#  # rather than the developer. Defaults to "Unknown Packager".
#  packager: GoReleaser <staff@goreleaser.com>
#
#  # Arch Linux specific scripts.
#  scripts:
#    # The preupgrade script runs before pacman upgrades the package
#    preupgrade: ./scripts/preupgrade.sh
#
#    # The postupgrade script runs after pacman upgrades the package
#    postupgrade: ./scripts/postupgrade.sh