[test] Use appimagetool from AppImage/appimagetool #22511
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instead of AppImage/AppImageKit. It's very unclear, but it looks like this version is more recent, and uses a static runtime that doesn't depend on libfuse2 being installed on the host machine.
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I tested, it work! |
igorkorsukov
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I think we tried this before and had to revert it. I'm travelling right now so can't find the previous PR. |
I also remember something like that, but I don’t remember the details... let’s wait and look for information |
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Ah, yes... I found the whole story here: #18830 (comment) and #18633 (comment). Too bad... Let's close this and reopen when TheAssassin/AppImageLauncher#585 gets resolved (if that ever happens at all and we still use AppImage by that time...) |
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instead of AppImage/AppImageKit.
It's very unclear, but it looks like this version is more recent, and uses a static runtime that doesn't depend on libfuse2 being installed on the host machine.