Releases: static Linux binary workflow + menu-view docs - #1
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Release workflow (tag push v* or manual) builds SDL3 and an HTTP-only libcurl statically on ubuntu-22.04 for broad glibc compatibility, links c64uv against them (only glibc/libm remain as runtime deps, ~4.7 MB stripped), smoke-tests the binary against the mock stream, and uploads the tarball to the GitHub release. Makefile gains a STATIC=1 switch. Verified locally: static binary streams from real hardware. Also documents in README that launching something from the F9 menu view does not auto-switch back - the menu is an independent remote session. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Release workflow (tag push v* or manual) builds SDL3 and an HTTP-only
libcurl statically on ubuntu-22.04 for broad glibc compatibility, links
c64uv against them (only glibc/libm remain as runtime deps, ~4.7 MB
stripped), smoke-tests the binary against the mock stream, and uploads
the tarball to the GitHub release. Makefile gains a STATIC=1 switch.
Verified locally: static binary streams from real hardware.
Also documents in README that launching something from the F9 menu view
does not auto-switch back - the menu is an independent remote session.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 noreply@anthropic.com