Packaging for Debian Trixie

[dawkagaming]

Hello, I tried to make .deb package for Debian Trixie and it seems to work fine, you can try to use it if it seems reasonably.

Thanks.

[danirod]

Let me take a look at it. I was still working on #325, which does something similar but more focused on Ubuntu.

I will re-use things from both pull requests because after all it's the same feature.

The only thing that was pending for 325 was switching to rustup in the build stage instead of using the APT rust. Some of the Cargo dependencies that will be updated in the next cycle already have set Rust 1.91 as the MSRV, thus the system Rust provided by Debian will probably not be enough.

(Fortunately, the compiler version does not influence runtime.)

[dawkagaming]

Fine, I tried to follow newer Debian standards, like watch file and etc.

Btw, you can use debian trixie-backports repo, which will probably include rust 1.91 soon (now it is 1.90).

One thing I noticed that lintian is disapproving the use of build-in rust libcurl instead of using curl as dependency for the package.

Also I think basing the .deb packages on Debian 13 would be better idea than Ubuntu 24.04 as 26.04 is just around the corner (and Debian Trixie packages will work on both 26.04 and on itself).

[rsvzz]

this line rust-all dont use trixie-backports for default use main repository rustc = 1.85.

[rsvzz]

Sorry this pull not working the file rule is not completed. Remote server dont build .deb PPA is goob for ubuntu 24.04 ltc.

[dawkagaming]

@rsvzz Yeah, I am aware that cartero will soon require newer version of rust (I am not rust programmer, so I don't understand much about it's package manager). To build it for backports style, you would probably need to change "UNRELEASED" to "testing" and use sbuild tool, which will create chroot and build using testing dependencies/packages.