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Last release lacks APK attachment
See original GitHub issueThe Latest release lacks the .apk file. Could you please attach that (and continue attaching it for future versions)? Thanks!
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- Created 6 years ago
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You can redistribute the binaries as they’re just Apache License 2.0 - licensed. If it’s the exact same binary you can represent it as the same as the official release, though wouldn’t represent an F-Droid distribution as an official distribution channel. It’s just Github and Play, officially.
Sure – that’s what I’ve meant. I don’t want to put an additional burden unto you, so I’d pick exactly the
.apkyou provide – expecting it to be the very same you already support anyway. My repo isn’t that “official” either (F-Droid knows about it and gives me “thumbs up” for filling a gap, but that’s all).So thanks, I’ll then pick it ASAP 😉